Wyoming State Library Project - THE DETAILS

Wow! I don't think I've had so many people, especially ladies, need to "just ask me a quick question" in my entire 14 years in Cokeville! It's been really great to hear from all of you. Feel free to keep calling however, here are the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about this Wyoming State Library Project and the part time work. Remember, the work is 5-20 hours a week. You need to have computer and internet access. You can do this from your own home and on your own time schedule! A presentation, about 1 hour, and your choice of one of the two trainings, about three hours, will be held on AUGUST 14. Times to be announced. Keep the day free!

What is the minimum age requirement? 16
Can college students who are Wyoming residents but attending school out of
state work on the project? Yes
When does the work begin? ASAP
How often do people get paid? Monthly.
What is the expected funding period for the project? At least through the current biennium (July 2008-June 2010)

All workers must sign at-will employment contracts with the State of Wyoming. Payment is issued by the state auditor. We prepare the contacts as 'not to exceed' annual contracts but allow each contractor to work independently and on their own schedule.

I do not know if the maximum annual hours worked equals the maximum 20 hours per week someone can work or if it is some number in between minimum and maximum. I will post that answer when I find out! It's good to see everyone so excited. If you don't have any clue what this post is about, look around on the blog to the right or give me a call. Thanks, Karla Toomer