HOUSEHOLD DATA
ANNUAL AVERAGES


21. Persons at work in nonagricultural industries by class of worker and usual full- or part-time status

(Numbers in thousands)

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                                                  |         |         Worked 1 to 34 hours          |         |    Average hours
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           Industry and class of worker           |         |         |         |  For noneconomic  |         |         |
                                                  |  Total  |         |         |      reasons      | Worked  |         |
                                                  |   at    |         |   For   |                   |35 hours |  Total  |Persons who
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                                                  |  work   |  Total  |economic |         |         | or more |   at    |  usually
                                                  |         |         | reasons | Usually | Usually |         |  work   |   work
                                                  |         |         |         |  work   |  work   |         |         | full time
                                                  |         |         |         |  full   |  part   |         |         |
                                                  |         |         |         |  time   |  time   |         |         |
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  Total 16 years and over.........................| 120,770 |  29,749 |   3,879 |   8,306 |  17,564 |  91,021 |    39.4 |     43.3
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Wage and salary workers...........................| 112,207 |  26,914 |   3,464 |   7,709 |  15,741 |  85,293 |    39.4 |     43.1
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  Mining..........................................|     591 |      54 |       8 |      32 |      14 |     537 |    48.3 |     49.0
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  Construction....................................|   6,553 |   1,226 |     315 |     571 |     340 |   5,327 |    40.7 |     42.2
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  Manufacturing...................................|  19,737 |   2,321 |     333 |   1,253 |     735 |  17,416 |    42.6 |     43.6
    Durable goods.................................|  11,784 |   1,225 |     140 |     746 |     338 |  10,559 |    43.1 |     43.8
    Nondurable goods..............................|   7,953 |   1,097 |     194 |     506 |     397 |   6,857 |    41.8 |     43.2
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  Transportation and public utilities.............|   8,348 |   1,311 |     184 |     597 |     531 |   7,037 |    42.5 |     44.3
  Wholesale and retail trade......................|  24,122 |   8,016 |   1,164 |   1,111 |   5,741 |  16,106 |    37.1 |     43.5
  Finance, insurance, and real estate.............|   7,405 |   1,397 |     109 |     563 |     726 |   6,008 |    40.3 |     42.6
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  Service industries..............................|  39,935 |  11,590 |   1,308 |   2,897 |   7,385 |  28,345 |    37.9 |     42.6
    Private households............................|     881 |     522 |      98 |      47 |     376 |     359 |    28.6 |     41.8
    All other industries..........................|  39,055 |  11,068 |   1,210 |   2,849 |   7,009 |  27,987 |    38.1 |     42.6
  Public administration...........................|   5,516 |     999 |      44 |     686 |     269 |   4,517 |    40.7 |     41.9
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Self-employed workers.............................|   8,443 |   2,766 |     410 |     588 |   1,768 |   5,677 |    39.7 |     46.5
Unpaid family workers.............................|     120 |      69 |       6 |       8 |      55 |      51 |    32.6 |     44.0
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   NOTE:  Beginning in January 1997, data reflect revised population controls used in the household survey.