HOUSEHOLD DATA HOUSEHOLD DATA

ANNUAL AVERAGES ANNUAL AVERAGES

16. Employed persons in nonagricultural industries by sex and class of worker

(In thousands)

Industry and sex

2003

Total

employed

Wage and salary workers Selfemployed

workers

Unpaid

family

Total workers Private

industries Government

TOTAL

 Mining ........................................................................... 525 517 516 – 9 –

 Construction ................................................................. 10,138 8,407 7,900 507 1,717 15

 Manufacturing ............................................................... 16,902 16,570 16,501 69 325 6

 Durable goods ............................................................ 10,520 10,320 10,265 54 197 3

 Nondurable goods ...................................................... 6,382 6,251 6,236 15 127 4

 Wholesale and retail trade ............................................ 20,706 19,432 19,362 69 1,247 28

 Wholesale trade .......................................................... 4,486 4,245 4,236 9 238 2

 Retail trade ................................................................. 16,220 15,187 15,126 60 1,008 25

 Transportation and utilities ........................................... 6,950 6,588 5,094 1,494 357 5

 Transportation and warehousing ................................ 5,758 5,395 4,228 1,168 357 5

 Utilities ........................................................................ 1,193 1,193 866 326 – –

 Information .................................................................... 3,687 3,535 3,360 175 152 1

 Financial activities ........................................................ 9,748 9,009 8,811 198 736 4

 Finance and insurance ............................................... 6,834 6,550 6,440 110 283 1

 Real estate and rental and leasing ............................. 2,914 2,459 2,371 88 453 3

 Professional and business services ............................. 13,879 11,958 11,585 373 1,908 13

 Professional and technical services ........................... 8,243 7,088 6,882 205 1,150 5

 Management, administrative, and waste services ...... 5,636 4,871 4,703 168 758 7

 Education and health services ...................................... 28,260 27,114 17,038 10,076 1,138 8

 Educational services ................................................... 11,826 11,645 3,109 8,536 181 –

 Health care and social assistance .............................. 16,434 15,469 13,929 1,540 957 8

 Hospitals ................................................................... 5,652 5,645 4,990 654 7 –

 Health services, except hospitals ............................. 7,964 7,516 7,064 451 443 5

 Social assistance ...................................................... 2,818 2,309 1,874 435 506 2

 Leisure and hospitality .................................................. 11,607 10,910 10,517 393 686 12

 Arts, entertainment, and recreation ............................ 2,587 2,170 1,824 346 416 1

 Accommodation and food services ............................. 9,021 8,740 8,693 47 270 11

 Other services .............................................................. 6,815 5,733 5,695 38 1,071 11

 Other services, except private households ................. 6,050 4,968 4,931 38 1,071 11

 Private households ..................................................... 764 764 764 – – –

 Public administration .................................................... 6,243 6,243 – 6,243 – –

Men

 Mining ........................................................................... 452 445 445 – 7 –

 Construction ................................................................. 9,164 7,551 7,095 456 1,611 1

 Manufacturing ............................................................... 11,734 11,517 11,473 44 216 1

 Durable goods ............................................................ 7,665 7,520 7,483 37 145 –

 Nondurable goods ...................................................... 4,069 3,997 3,990 7 71 1

 Wholesale and retail trade ............................................ 11,434 10,781 10,749 32 639 14

 Wholesale trade .......................................................... 3,139 2,966 2,960 6 172 –

 Retail trade ................................................................. 8,295 7,815 7,788 26 467 14

 Transportation and utilities ........................................... 5,248 4,934 3,932 1,002 314 –

 Transportation and warehousing ................................ 4,335 4,021 3,271 750 314 –

 Utilities ........................................................................ 913 913 660 252 – –

 Information .................................................................... 2,084 1,984 1,938 45 101 –

 Financial activities ........................................................ 4,314 3,865 3,788 77 449 1

 Finance and insurance ............................................... 2,773 2,559 2,528 32 214 –

 Real estate and rental and leasing ............................. 1,541 1,305 1,260 45 235 –

 Professional and business services ............................. 7,914 6,738 6,512 226 1,172 3

 Professional and technical services ........................... 4,544 3,852 3,737 115 692 1

 Management, administrative, and waste services ...... 3,369 2,886 2,776 110 481 2

 Education and health services ...................................... 6,991 6,704 3,810 2,895 285 2

 Educational services ................................................... 3,608 3,562 1,068 2,494 46 –

 Health care and social assistance .............................. 3,383 3,143 2,742 400 238 2

 Hospitals ................................................................... 1,263 1,258 1,065 193 5 –

 Health services, except hospitals ............................. 1,723 1,507 1,384 123 216 –

 Social assistance ...................................................... 397 378 294 84 18 2

 Leisure and hospitality .................................................. 5,647 5,252 5,031 221 391 4

 Arts, entertainment, and recreation ............................ 1,414 1,171 968 204 242 1

 Accommodation and food services ............................. 4,232 4,080 4,063 17 149 3

 Other services .............................................................. 3,311 2,757 2,732 26 550 4

 Other services, except private households ................. 3,252 2,698 2,673 26 550 4

 Private households ..................................................... 59 59 59 – – –

 Public administration .................................................... 3,343 3,343 – 3,343 – –

See footnotes at end of table.

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HOUSEHOLD DATA HOUSEHOLD DATA

ANNUAL AVERAGES ANNUAL AVERAGES

16. Employed persons in nonagricultural industries by sex and class of worker — Continued

(In thousands)

Industry and sex

2003

Total

employed

Wage and salary workers Selfemployed

workers

Unpaid

family

Total workers Private

industries Government

Women

 Mining ........................................................................... 73 72 71 – 1 –

 Construction ................................................................. 975 856 806 50 105 14

 Manufacturing ............................................................... 5,168 5,053 5,028 25 109 5

 Durable goods ............................................................ 2,855 2,800 2,783 17 53 3

 Nondurable goods ...................................................... 2,312 2,254 2,246 8 56 3

 Wholesale and retail trade ............................................ 9,272 8,651 8,614 37 607 14

 Wholesale trade .......................................................... 1,347 1,279 1,276 3 66 2

 Retail trade ................................................................. 7,925 7,372 7,338 34 541 12

 Transportation and utilities ........................................... 1,702 1,654 1,162 491 44 5

 Transportation and warehousing ................................ 1,422 1,374 956 418 44 5

 Utilities ........................................................................ 280 280 206 74 – –

 Information .................................................................... 1,603 1,551 1,422 129 51 1

 Financial activities ........................................................ 5,434 5,145 5,024 121 286 3

 Finance and insurance ............................................... 4,061 3,991 3,912 79 69 1

 Real estate and rental and leasing ............................. 1,373 1,153 1,111 42 217 3

 Professional and business services ............................. 5,966 5,220 5,073 147 736 10

 Professional and technical services ........................... 3,699 3,236 3,146 90 459 5

 Management, administrative, and waste services ...... 2,267 1,985 1,927 58 277 5

 Education and health services ...................................... 21,269 20,410 13,228 7,182 854 5

 Educational services ................................................... 8,218 8,083 2,041 6,042 135 –

 Health care and social assistance .............................. 13,050 12,327 11,186 1,140 718 5

 Hospitals ................................................................... 4,390 4,387 3,926 461 3 –

 Health services, except hospitals ............................. 6,240 6,009 5,681 328 227 5

 Social assistance ...................................................... 2,420 1,931 1,580 351 489 –

 Leisure and hospitality .................................................. 5,961 5,658 5,486 172 295 8

 Arts, entertainment, and recreation ............................ 1,172 999 856 142 173 –

 Accommodation and food services ............................. 4,788 4,660 4,630 30 121 8

 Other services .............................................................. 3,504 2,975 2,963 12 521 8

 Other services, except private households ................. 2,799 2,270 2,258 12 521 8

 Private households ..................................................... 705 705 705 – – –

 Public administration .................................................... 2,899 2,899 – 2,899 – –

 NOTE: Industries reflect the introduction of the 2002 Census

industry classification system derived from the 2002 North American

Industry Classification System into the Current Population System. 

Beginning in January 2003, data reflect revised population controls

used in the household survey.

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