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Q&A With Wyoming Employees

Wyoming employees answer questions about what life is like behind the scenes at their company, including queries about culture, leadership, professional development, and compensation.

How employees describe working at Wyoming

IVe worked there a number of years and unfortunately I see over and over that more work is piled on the shoulders of the existing employees - to do more with less money and bodies.

The default rate is less than 50% of market! You must get the governor's approval for more.

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Q&A With Wyoming Employees

Asked to all employees at Wyoming

  • Though greater diversity is constantly sought, the general population is not very diverse. However, diversity is much greater within the University than most other areas.

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Asked to all employees at Wyoming

  • Maintaining a social life while working at the University of Wyoming is not difficult at all! In fact, it's probably enhanced. We get regular updates on cultural and community events on campus and in the community which which greatly enhance our social interactions.

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Asked to all employees at Wyoming

  • I think it's pretty good. Here's the gist of it - Employees may accrue a maximum of 352 hours of vacation as follows: Full-time exempt employees accrue 22 days per year; Part-time exempt employees accrue pro-rated vacation days according to the percentage of the appointment; Full-time nonexempt employees accrue 10 vacation days per year for the first two years of employment. At the beginning of the third year of employment, the employee accrues 16 days of vacation per year. At the beginning of the seventh year of employment, the employee accrues 22 days per year; Part-time nonexempt employees accrue pro-rated vacation days according to the percentage of the appointment. Once the maximum has been accrued, you either use or lose it.

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