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Utah Department Of Human Resource Management
2120 South State St Bld2120
Salt Lake City UT 84115
(801) 538-3025
Utah Department Of Work Force Services
3150 State Office Buildin
Salt Lake City UT 84114
(801) 538-3010
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- Administration of Social and Human Resources5
- County Government Social and Human Resources5
- Equal Employment Opportunity Office, Government2
- Federal Social and Human Resources5
- Income Maintenance Programs76
- Public Welfare Administration: Nonoperating, Government78
- State Government-Social/Human Resources132
- Unemployment Insurance Office, Government1
- Women's Bureau, Government2
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