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     Table 11.  Employed persons by detailed occupation, sex, race, and Hispanic or Latino ethnicity
                                                                                                                                  
                                                                                                                                  
                                                                                                          2003                    
                                                                                                                                  
                                                                                                                                  
                                                                                        Total           Percent of total:         
                                        Occupation                                    employed                                    
                                                                                         (in                                      
                                                                                        thou-           Black or          Hispanic
                                                                                       sands)    Women   African   Asian     or   
                                                                                                        American           Latino 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    
           Total, 16 years and over.................................................. 137,736    46.8     10.7      4.2     12.6  
                                                                                                                                  
     Management, professional, and related occupations...............................  47,929    50.5      8.2      5.4      6.1  
         Management, business, and financial operations occupations..................  19,934    42.1      6.9      4.2      5.9  
             Management occupations..................................................  14,468    37.1      5.9      3.7      5.8  
                 Chief executives....................................................   1,617    23.5      3.2      3.1      3.3  
                 General and operations managers.....................................     702    28.2      6.0      2.8      7.6  
                 Advertising and promotions managers.................................      69    59.1      7.2      4.2      1.2  
                 Marketing and sales managers........................................     888    39.7      4.0      3.3      5.6  
                 Administrative services managers....................................      81    34.6     11.1      5.0      4.0  
                 Computer and information systems managers...........................     347    30.5      4.4      8.3      3.8  
                 Financial managers..................................................   1,041    52.7      6.9      3.4      6.1  
                 Human resources managers............................................     263    68.6      7.4      1.0      6.6  
                 Industrial production managers......................................     276    17.3      3.3      3.0      6.1  
                 Purchasing managers.................................................     169    39.1      5.1      2.8      6.0  
                 Transportation, storage, and distribution managers..................     225    15.9      5.9      2.4      8.0  
                 Farm, ranch, and other agricultural managers........................     206    18.2      1.0       .9      6.2  
                 Farmers and ranchers................................................     825    24.7       .6       .7      2.1  
                 Construction managers...............................................     680     5.9      3.6      1.5      6.2  
                 Education administrators............................................     748    65.2     12.2      2.4      4.4  
                 Engineering managers................................................      77    10.4      1.3      8.5       .2  
                 Food service managers...............................................     875    41.0      7.1     10.8     10.1  
                 Funeral directors...................................................      54    25.2      7.8       -        .4  
                 Lodging managers....................................................     160    59.1      7.4      8.1      6.0  
                 Medical and health services managers................................     480    70.9     11.3      1.7      4.6  
                 Property, real estate, and community association managers...........     540    50.2      5.0      2.8      9.6  
                 Social and community service managers...............................     307    64.5     11.0      2.9      7.1  
             Business and financial operations occupations...........................   5,465    55.4      9.3      5.6      6.2  
                 Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products...................     213    48.0      4.2      6.9      7.3  
                 Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products......     235    52.6      7.7      2.3      7.5  
                 Claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners, and investigators..........     284    63.4     12.2      3.2      6.1  
                 Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and                                                
                  safety, and transportation.........................................     126    47.7     13.4      2.3      9.6  
                 Cost estimators.....................................................     100    14.6      3.3      1.2      5.7  
                 Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists..........     687    70.8     11.1      3.5      8.7  
                 Management analysts.................................................     547    42.9      7.0      5.6      3.3  
                 Accountants and auditors............................................   1,639    58.6      9.6      8.8      5.6  
                 Appraisers and assessors of real estate.............................     119    30.8      4.2      1.0      5.6  
                 Budget analysts.....................................................      56    66.7     20.3      3.9      5.4  
                 Personal financial advisors.........................................     315    28.3      4.8      5.5      4.6  
                 Insurance underwriters..............................................     101    73.2      9.8      5.7      6.8  
                 Loan counselors and officers........................................     417    59.8      9.9      3.9      8.2  
                 Tax examiners, collectors, and revenue agents.......................      74    61.6     18.9      6.2      6.9  
                 Tax preparers.......................................................      91    68.6      9.3      3.4      8.6  
         Professional and related occupations........................................  27,995    56.4      9.1      6.3      6.2  
             Computer and mathematical occupations...................................   3,122    28.8      8.1     12.9      5.5  
                 Computer scientists and systems analysts............................     722    30.4      9.7     10.8      5.4  
                 Computer programmers................................................     563    28.1      7.1     11.5      5.1  
                 Computer software engineers.........................................     758    24.4      6.1     22.7      4.8  
                 Computer support specialists........................................     330    37.4     11.7      5.9      6.8  
                 Database administrators.............................................      72    40.1      5.3     11.7      3.9  
                 Network and computer systems administrators.........................     176    21.7      8.1      5.9      9.2  
                 Network systems and data communications analysts....................     359    23.6      7.3      9.0      5.7  
                 Operations research analysts........................................      95    50.6      7.8     11.0      5.8  
             Architecture and engineering occupations................................   2,727    14.1      4.4      8.7      5.2  
                 Architects, except naval............................................     180    22.1       .3      6.3      6.2  
                 Aerospace engineers.................................................      82    11.0       .8      9.5      4.2  
                 Chemical engineers..................................................      75    14.9      3.1      8.9      4.5  
                 Civil engineers.....................................................     278     8.7      4.6     11.7      5.3  
                 Computer hardware engineers.........................................      99    10.4      5.8     18.9      1.9  
                 Electrical and electronics engineers................................     363     7.1      4.4     13.6      2.4  
                 Industrial engineers, including health and safety...................     180    19.2      3.6      8.9      4.3  
                 Mechanical engineers................................................     285     5.5      2.2      8.3      3.7  
                 Drafters............................................................     224    21.7      5.6      3.7      8.6  
                 Engineering technicians, except drafters............................     419    21.8     10.3      4.9      8.4  
                 Surveying and mapping technicians...................................      75    16.9      2.0       .9      2.3  
             Life, physical, and social science occupations..........................   1,375    43.0      6.3     10.3      5.9  
                 Biological scientists...............................................     112    46.1      5.1     13.3      2.3  
                 Medical scientists..................................................     101    50.5      4.8     21.0      4.9  
                 Chemists and materials scientists...................................     140    36.4      5.9     19.8      6.4  
                 Environmental scientists and geoscientists..........................      85    29.8      3.1      1.0      3.2  
                 Market and survey researchers.......................................     124    56.6      7.7      7.0      5.5  
                 Psychologists.......................................................     185    65.8      4.0      2.3      5.9  
                 Chemical technicians................................................      86    28.8     14.8      8.9      7.7  
             Community and social services occupations...............................   2,184    60.6     18.7      3.2      8.4  
                 Counselors..........................................................     640    67.0     21.5      2.6      9.7  
                 Social workers......................................................     673    79.5     19.7      4.0      9.2  
                 Miscellaneous community and social service specialists..............     307    68.8     26.2      1.7     10.6  
                 Clergy..............................................................     410    13.9     10.2      4.7      4.6  
                 Directors, religious activities and education.......................      58    63.7     15.6       -       7.0  
                 Religious workers, all other........................................      96    55.6      7.5      2.3      5.1  
             Legal occupations.......................................................   1,508    46.2      6.0      2.4      6.0  
                 Lawyers.............................................................     952    27.6      3.6      2.8      4.0  
                 Judges, magistrates, and other judicial workers.....................      59    54.1     15.5       .5      4.4  
                 Paralegals and legal assistants.....................................     286    84.2     10.7      1.8      9.4  
                 Miscellaneous legal support workers.................................     211    76.1      8.1      2.0     11.0  
             Education, training, and library occupations............................   7,768    73.8      9.8      3.3      7.1  
                 Postsecondary teachers..............................................   1,121    44.9      5.0     10.5      4.5  
                 Preschool and kindergarten teachers.................................     665    97.8     13.9      2.3      8.4  
                 Elementary and middle school teachers...............................   2,557    81.7     10.4      1.9      5.9  
                 Secondary school teachers...........................................   1,124    55.2      8.5      1.7      6.1  
                 Special education teachers..........................................     370    82.4      8.3       .5      4.9  
                 Other teachers and instructors......................................     662    67.5      8.7      3.9      7.6  
                 Librarians..........................................................     194    84.4      5.6      2.7      5.0  
                 Teacher assistants..................................................     932    91.6     14.8      2.0     15.2  
             Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media occupations..............   2,663    47.6      6.4      4.6      7.7  
                 Artists and related workers.........................................     212    50.0      2.2      3.6      5.1  
                 Designers...........................................................     793    55.7      5.0      6.6      8.7  
                 Producers and directors.............................................     133    31.8      9.0      4.0      8.0  
                 Athletes, coaches, umpires, and related workers.....................     215    38.2      6.9      1.6      5.5  
                 Musicians, singers, and related workers.............................     179    34.6     13.8      3.5      8.0  
                 Announcers..........................................................      61    19.6      9.9      3.2      9.9  
                 News analysts, reporters and correspondents.........................      80    44.4      5.9      2.4      6.3  
                 Public relations specialists........................................     128    66.5      7.5      3.7      4.1  
                 Editors.............................................................     163    53.8      2.4      3.1      5.1  
                 Technical writers...................................................      58    66.3      3.0      3.7      2.0  
                 Writers and authors.................................................     190    54.5      5.0      2.4      1.7  
                 Miscellaneous media and communication workers.......................      79    68.8      2.6     16.4     37.6  
                 Broadcast and sound engineering technicians and radio operators.....      94     8.1     12.5       .9      8.9  
                 Photographers.......................................................     146    38.6      4.7      6.0      8.2  
             Healthcare practitioner and technical occupations.......................   6,648    73.7     10.1      7.4      4.9  
                 Chiropractors.......................................................      70    31.2       -       2.0      1.2  
                 Dentists............................................................     188    23.7      4.7      8.7      5.6  
                 Dietitians and nutritionists........................................      85    91.1     13.1      9.0      5.6  
                 Pharmacists.........................................................     232    51.5      5.4      9.7      2.8  
                 Physicians and surgeons.............................................     819    29.9      5.0     16.1      4.7  
                 Physician assistants................................................      65    69.7      9.3      5.7      4.3  
                 Registered nurses...................................................   2,449    92.1      9.9      7.0      3.9  
                 Occupational therapists.............................................      77    87.3      6.5      3.7      6.2  
                 Physical therapists.................................................     182    69.8      2.6      9.3      4.1  
                 Respiratory therapists..............................................      94    54.4     18.7      5.4      2.2  
                 Speech-language pathologists........................................      93    94.5      5.1      1.2      1.6  
                 Veterinarians.......................................................      59    39.0       -       4.1      2.6  
                 Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians...................     294    75.2     12.3     10.6      5.9  
                 Dental hygienists...................................................     126    98.9       .6      1.4      2.0  
                 Diagnostic related technologists and technicians....................     268    69.1     11.6      4.1      6.4  
                 Emergency medical technicians and paramedics........................     121    32.0      7.1      1.3      7.7  
                 Health diagnosing and treating practitioner support technicians.....     388    81.6     16.8      4.0      8.1  
                 Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses...................     531    94.8     22.3      3.6      6.6  
                 Medical records and health information technicians..................     107    92.6     13.4      4.4     14.1  
                 Opticians, dispensing...............................................      50    69.9     10.8      1.3      6.7  
     Service occupations.............................................................  22,086    57.2     15.4      4.2     18.9  
         Healthcare support occupations..............................................   2,926    89.4     25.2      3.9     12.5  
                 Nursing, psychiatric, and home health aides.........................   1,811    89.6     34.4      4.2     12.0  
                 Physical therapist assistants and aides.............................      58    74.8      3.9      2.3      9.8  
                 Massage therapists..................................................     108    82.1      2.3      3.8      4.2  
                 Dental assistants...................................................     251    95.0      7.8      5.5     14.7  
         Protective service occupations..............................................   2,727    20.7     18.7      1.5     10.1  
                 First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives............     127    20.9     11.7       .2      3.8  
                 Fire fighters.......................................................     258     3.6      8.2       .4      6.2  
                 Bailiffs, correctional officers, and jailers........................     371    26.2     25.8       .5      9.4  
                 Detectives and criminal investigators...............................     112    23.6     11.7       .9      8.2  
                 Police and sheriff's patrol officers................................     612    12.4     13.2      1.2     11.0  
                 Private detectives and investigators................................      64    34.5     19.3       .7     10.6  
                 Security guards and gaming surveillance officers....................     781    21.1     28.4      2.9     12.7  
         Food preparation and serving related occupations............................   7,254    56.6     11.6      5.6     19.9  
                 Chefs and head cooks................................................     281    20.1     12.1     14.1     19.9  
                 First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving                                                  
                  workers............................................................     667    56.3     16.1      3.2     13.4  
                 Cooks...............................................................   1,814    42.1     17.1      6.5     27.2  
                 Food preparation workers............................................     612    57.3     11.8      7.9     28.3  
                 Bartenders..........................................................     349    57.7      2.5      2.3      7.7  
                 Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast                                                    
                  food...............................................................     259    72.4     13.3      5.1     13.3  
                 Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop.....     349    66.7     11.0      4.8     14.1  
                 Waiters and waitresses..............................................   1,842    74.3      6.9      4.6     12.6  
                 Food servers, nonrestaurant.........................................     180    66.3     18.3      7.6     18.8  
                 Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers..........     374    46.6      9.7      5.6     31.2  
                 Dishwashers.........................................................     294    23.9      9.7      4.8     37.3  
                 Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop............     230    86.8      3.6      2.8     11.0  
         Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations...................   4,947    41.0     15.0      2.7     31.2  
                 First-line supervisors/managers of housekeeping and janitorial                                                   
                  workers............................................................     166    46.0     24.0      4.0     21.8  
                 First-line supervisors/managers of landscaping, lawn service, and                                                
                  groundskeeping workers.............................................     223     5.5      5.4      1.7     17.6  
                 Janitors and building cleaners......................................   1,973    32.7     16.7      2.8     25.8  
                 Maids and housekeeping cleaners.....................................   1,370    88.4     18.1      4.1     38.7  
                 Pest control workers................................................      81     6.1      5.0       .8      7.4  
                 Grounds maintenance workers.........................................   1,135     6.9      9.3      1.1     37.1  
         Personal care and service occupations.......................................   4,232    78.4     13.7      5.4     13.0  
                 First-line supervisors/managers of gaming workers...................     131    40.6      5.8      1.3      6.4  
                 First-line supervisors/managers of personal service workers.........     162    71.5      6.0     10.3      7.5  
                 Nonfarm animal caretakers...........................................     114    68.9      3.9       .3     11.6  
                 Gaming services workers.............................................      85    50.7     10.2     15.9     13.8  
                 Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers.........................      56    41.6     14.0      4.1     14.6  
                 Barbers.............................................................      95    17.7     40.7      2.3     12.2  
                 Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists......................     718    93.7     12.3      3.7     11.6  
                 Miscellaneous personal appearance workers...........................     174    82.2      3.7     43.4      6.6  
                 Baggage porters, bellhops, and concierges...........................      85    20.3     21.6      9.6     20.7  
                 Transportation attendants...........................................     120    77.6     11.0      5.6      7.8  
                 Child care workers..................................................   1,284    95.1     15.1      2.4     17.2  
                 Personal and home care aides........................................     512    88.4     20.8      3.7     14.8  
                 Recreation and fitness workers......................................     299    69.6     10.6      4.2      8.8  
                                                                                                                                  
     Sales and office occupations....................................................  35,496    63.8     10.9      3.7     10.8  
         Sales and related occupations...............................................  15,960    49.0      8.9      4.1     10.4  
                 First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers.............   3,389    41.8      7.0      5.0      9.3  
                 First-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers.........   1,388    27.5      6.9      3.7      9.6  
                 Cashiers............................................................   2,903    76.4     15.9      5.0     15.0  
                 Counter and rental clerks...........................................     206    58.9     11.0      3.0     11.4  
                 Parts salespersons..................................................     137    14.1      2.7      4.0     10.3  
                 Retail salespersons.................................................   3,113    50.4      9.7      4.1     11.8  
                 Advertising sales agents............................................     192    59.7      5.1      2.9      6.0  
                 Insurance sales agents..............................................     552    44.3      5.9      2.1      5.2  
                 Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents........     389    32.0      7.1      5.1      7.8  
                 Travel agents.......................................................      88    83.4      3.7      5.8      9.6  
                 Sales representatives, services, all other..........................     485    39.4      8.2      3.9      5.8  
                 Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing..................   1,399    25.6      3.7      2.5      7.1  
                 Models, demonstrators, and product promoters........................      73    87.2      5.3      1.3     15.1  
                 Real estate brokers and sales agents................................     850    57.2      5.2      3.3      6.7  
                 Sales engineers.....................................................      50     9.5      3.1       .1      1.9  
                 Telemarketers.......................................................     187    63.2     19.9      1.3     16.0  
                 Door-to-door sales workers, news and street vendors, and related                                                 
                  workers............................................................     297    66.8      8.1      2.9     11.8  
                 Sales and related workers, all other................................     264    45.4      6.9      3.8      9.3  
         Office and administrative support occupations...............................  19,536    75.9     12.6      3.3     11.1  
                 First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support                                             
                  workers............................................................   1,623    70.3      9.8      2.7      9.6  
                 Switchboard operators, including answering service..................      52    83.9     19.9       .7      5.6  
                 Telephone operators.................................................      57    85.8     21.5      3.1     15.0  
                 Bill and account collectors.........................................     225    69.8     21.3      2.8     14.0  
                 Billing and posting clerks and machine operators....................     454    90.5     13.3      3.7     13.0  
                 Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks........................   1,545    92.3      7.3      3.4      7.1  
                 Payroll and timekeeping clerks......................................     170    92.3     10.6      4.2     11.6  
                 Tellers.............................................................     397    88.9      8.4      6.6     12.2  
                 Court, municipal, and license clerks................................      89    83.6     15.1      2.7      5.9  
                 Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks............................      52    77.2     10.2       .3     19.6  
                 Customer service representatives....................................   1,747    69.3     18.1      2.6     12.6  
                 Eligibility interviewers, government programs.......................      78    76.2     19.7      4.3     17.0  
                 File clerks.........................................................     399    82.5     13.2      4.2     11.2  
                 Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks................................     113    70.9     12.4      1.7     17.8  
                 Interviewers, except eligibility and loan...........................     141    80.9     15.3      1.4     12.3  
                 Library assistants, clerical........................................     116    83.6      6.6      6.2      5.2  
                 Loan interviewers and clerks........................................     204    84.0     11.5      3.5     11.1  
                 Order clerks........................................................     108    72.1     12.1      4.6     14.9  
                 Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping..........      71    85.0     16.9      1.9     16.0  
                 Receptionists and information clerks................................   1,376    93.2      9.4      2.6     13.4  
                 Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks......     179    67.8     17.8      7.3     14.9  
                 Couriers and messengers.............................................     244    17.9     15.4      1.3     13.1  
                 Dispatchers.........................................................     249    52.8     14.3      1.2      8.7  
                 Meter readers, utilities............................................      50    15.0     15.2      3.6      5.7  
                 Postal service clerks...............................................     189    44.7     23.7      7.2      9.8  
                 Postal service mail carriers........................................     323    34.6     15.3      4.8      5.4  
                 Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine                                                  
                  operators..........................................................     112    46.7     27.7     11.6     14.1  
                 Production, planning, and expediting clerks.........................     275    54.1      6.1      2.4      9.0  
                 Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks.............................     557    28.9     11.8      3.2     21.5  
                 Stock clerks and order fillers......................................   1,360    37.6     14.6      3.5     15.9  
                 Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping..........      78    46.3     17.4      3.4     13.8  
                 Secretaries and administrative assistants...........................   3,632    96.6      9.2      2.2      8.0  
                 Computer operators..................................................     191    48.2     18.1      3.9      8.3  
                 Data entry keyers...................................................     581    80.3     17.8      4.5     10.9  
                 Word processors and typists.........................................     362    93.6     16.7      5.6     10.8  
                 Insurance claims and policy processing clerks.......................     265    85.5     15.2      2.0     11.7  
                 Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service.......     147    53.6     24.5      3.7     10.5  
                 Office clerks, general..............................................     885    84.1     14.8      4.8     13.1  
                 Office machine operators, except computer...........................      62    57.5     16.8      7.6      8.9  
                                                                                                                                  
     Natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations....................  14,205     4.7      7.2      1.6     21.3  
         Farming, fishing, and forestry occupations..................................   1,050    22.0      4.7      1.8     40.3  
                 First-line supervisors/managers of farming, fishing, and forestry                                                
                  workers............................................................      65    11.3      3.7       .2     25.2  
                 Graders and sorters, agricultural products..........................      73    68.0      9.8      8.4     43.8  
                 Logging workers.....................................................      79     2.2     10.2       .0     12.3  
         Construction and extraction occupations.....................................   8,114     2.8      7.1      1.0     23.7  
                 First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and                                                       
                  extraction workers.................................................     897     2.5      4.1       .5     12.6  
                 Brickmasons, blockmasons, and stonemasons...........................     218      .9     11.3      1.0     33.6  
                 Carpenters..........................................................   1,595     1.6      5.8       .8     24.5  
                 Carpet, floor, and tile installers and finishers....................     271     2.6      5.1       .4     32.6  
                 Cement masons, concrete finishers, and terrazzo workers.............     120     2.5      8.2       .3     38.4  
                 Construction laborers...............................................   1,151     3.0      9.9      1.0     35.0  
                 Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators......     376     1.5      7.8       .1     11.7  
                 Drywall installers, ceiling tile installers, and tapers.............     205     2.0      5.1       .2     46.8  
                 Electricians........................................................     774     2.1      7.0      1.5     10.8  
                 Glaziers............................................................      53     6.1      7.1      1.5     19.0  
                 Painters, construction and maintenance..............................     660     6.7      7.3      1.8     33.0  
                 Pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters.................     595     1.0      7.1      1.2     14.2  
                 Plasterers and stucco masons........................................      53     1.0     17.1      2.3     48.4  
                 Roofers.............................................................     233     1.3      7.0      1.6     33.1  
                 Sheet metal workers.................................................     147     4.6      6.5      1.8     12.5  
                 Structural iron and steel workers...................................      71      .3      1.8       -      15.5  
                 Helpers, construction trades........................................     114     3.7      8.6      1.5     37.0  
                 Construction and building inspectors................................      95     9.8      9.0      3.1      9.8  
                 Highway maintenance workers.........................................      79     4.1     13.1       -      15.5  
         Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations...........................   5,041     4.2      7.8      2.5     13.4  
                 First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and                                                    
                  repairers..........................................................     340     8.2      8.6       .8     10.0  
                 Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers............     296    12.0      9.2      4.3      8.8  
                 Radio and telecommunications equipment installers and repairers.....     251    13.9     13.3      2.9     12.8  
                 Security and fire alarm systems installers..........................      60     3.5      6.0      7.1     17.3  
                 Aircraft mechanics and service technicians..........................     128     2.6      6.0      6.3     11.4  
                 Automotive body and related repairers...............................     203     2.4      4.0      5.0     23.8  
                 Automotive service technicians and mechanics........................     884     1.3      6.9      3.4     16.5  
                 Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists...............     339      .8      6.6      1.4     11.6  
                 Heavy vehicle and mobile equipment service technicians and                                                       
                  mechanics..........................................................     200      .9      5.3       .2     10.7  
                 Small engine mechanics..............................................      54      -       5.6      2.1      5.8  
                 Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and                                                       
                  installers.........................................................     350      .7      5.9      1.9     15.4  
                 Industrial and refractory machinery mechanics.......................     460     2.3      7.5      2.0     10.1  
                 Maintenance and repair workers, general.............................     309     2.7      7.2      1.6     14.8  
                 Millwrights.........................................................      73     3.7      2.1       -       1.8  
                 Electrical power-line installers and repairers......................     111      .9      6.1      1.1      8.7  
                 Telecommunications line installers and repairers....................     138     6.6     17.2       .3     10.5  
                 Precision instrument and equipment repairers........................      62    12.5      5.4      5.0      7.8  
                 Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers........      65    21.7     10.1      2.1     17.5  
                                                                                                                                  
     Production, transportation, and material moving occupations.....................  18,020    23.7     13.9      3.9     19.0  
         Production occupations......................................................   9,700    31.0     12.4      5.3     20.0  
                 First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating                                                      
                  workers............................................................     939    20.1     10.1      4.1     11.5  
                 Electrical, electronics, and electromechanical assemblers...........     240    59.6      9.9     20.5     19.4  
                 Bakers..............................................................     183    48.5     14.2      6.5     28.0  
                 Butchers and other meat, poultry, and fish processing workers.......     311    26.6     12.7      4.1     41.5  
                 Food batchmakers....................................................     111    39.7      7.9      1.6     34.2  
                 Computer control programmers and operators..........................      52     8.1      3.3      4.7      5.2  
                 Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and                                                     
                  tenders, metal and plastic.........................................     152    26.5      8.8      1.0     15.1  
                 Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters,                                                  
                  operators, and tenders,                                                                                                
                  metal and plastic..................................................      79    17.0     13.4      1.7     18.7  
                 Machinists..........................................................     454     4.8      7.1      4.9     12.9  
                 Molders and molding machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal                                               
                  and plastic........................................................      71    28.0     10.7      5.0     11.7  
                 Tool and die makers.................................................      88     4.1      2.1       -       3.6  
                 Welding, soldering, and brazing workers.............................     528     6.9     10.6      1.7     18.1  
                 Job printers........................................................      83    20.2     15.3      5.7     14.5  
                 Printing machine operators..........................................     191    18.0      6.0      4.0     12.3  
                 Laundry and dry-cleaning workers....................................     193    59.6     21.3      4.9     29.9  
                 Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials...................      81    74.9     17.9      6.1     46.4  
                 Sewing machine operators............................................     341    78.6     14.2     13.9     38.5  
                 Tailors, dressmakers, and sewers....................................     118    71.0      9.9     22.3     21.4  
                 Upholsterers........................................................      56    25.8     14.2       .4     26.2  
                 Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters..................................      70     5.1      2.4       -      23.9  
                 Sawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, wood................      62    14.5     11.1      1.3     14.7  
                 Stationary engineers and boiler operators...........................     113     2.1      9.2      2.6      9.7  
                 Water and liquid waste treatment plant and system operators.........      61     5.8     13.1       -       2.8  
                 Chemical processing machine setters, operators, and tenders.........      72    10.2      7.4      1.0     11.0  
                 Crushing, grinding, polishing, mixing, and blending workers.........     107    10.1     14.7       .7     19.8  
                 Cutting workers.....................................................      95    21.2      9.7      4.3     32.7  
                 Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers................     692    39.7     14.4      4.7     14.0  
                 Medical, dental, and ophthalmic laboratory technicians..............     100    49.4     10.8      7.4     14.3  
                 Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders.................     294    56.5     16.6      4.6     37.3  
                 Painting workers....................................................     177    15.4      7.0      3.8     25.3  
                 Photographic process workers and processing machine operators.......      76    59.9     14.4      3.7     10.4  
                 Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders.................      64    30.7     17.7      4.7     24.2  
                 Helpers--production workers.........................................      89    35.2      9.9      5.2     31.7  
         Transportation and material moving occupations..............................   8,320    15.3     15.6      2.4     17.9  
                 Supervisors, transportation and material moving workers.............     216    16.3     13.2      4.6     16.3  
                 Aircraft pilots and flight engineers................................     116     3.4       .7      1.5      4.3  
                 Bus drivers.........................................................     558    48.4     28.8      1.5     10.1  
                 Driver/sales workers and truck drivers..............................   3,214     4.6     12.8      1.6     15.0  
                 Taxi drivers and chauffeurs.........................................     286    13.8     28.1      7.3     16.5  
                 Railroad conductors and yardmasters.................................      53     5.0      9.9       .8      5.7  
                 Parking lot attendants..............................................      74     9.8     19.0      5.9     23.7  
                 Service station attendants..........................................      96    15.7      7.6      6.1     12.1  
                 Crane and tower operators...........................................      61     3.5     21.0       -       5.4  
                 Dredge, excavating, and loading machine operators...................      88     1.6      3.6       -      11.3  
                 Industrial truck and tractor operators..............................     534     8.6     19.8      1.2     28.7  
                 Cleaners of vehicles and equipment..................................     326    14.1     18.6      2.1     29.8  
                 Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand..............   1,748    18.3     16.3      2.5     18.1  
                 Machine feeders and offbearers......................................      57    48.9     10.4      2.7     17.3  
                 Packers and packagers, hand.........................................     419    61.1     12.1      6.1     39.8  
                 Refuse and recyclable material collectors...........................      63     7.7     28.1      1.1     25.1  

         NOTE:  Generally, data for occupations with fewer than 50,000 employed as well as for certain other occupations are not
     published separately but are included in the totals for the appropriate categories shown.  Therefore, detailed occupations
     may not always sum to the broader categories.  Dash represents or rounds to zero.  Occupations reflect the introduction of
     the 2002 Census occupational classification system derived from the 2000 Standard Occupational Classification system into the
     Current Population Survey.  Beginning in January 2003, data reflect revised population controls used in the household survey.