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

2006

Total

employed

Wage and salary workers Selfemployed

workers

Unpaid

family

Total workers Private

industries Government

TOTAL

 Mining ........................................................................... 687 676 673 3 10 –

 Construction ................................................................. 11,749 9,827 9,390 437 1,910 12

 Manufacturing ............................................................... 16,377 16,047 15,968 80 326 3

 Durable goods ............................................................ 10,499 10,288 10,227 61 209 2

 Nondurable goods ...................................................... 5,877 5,759 5,740 19 117 1

 Wholesale and retail trade ............................................ 21,328 20,170 20,066 104 1,139 19

 Wholesale trade .......................................................... 4,561 4,359 4,347 12 201 2

 Retail trade ................................................................. 16,767 15,811 15,718 92 938 17

 Transportation and utilities ........................................... 7,455 7,023 5,525 1,499 428 3

 Transportation and warehousing ................................ 6,269 5,838 4,681 1,157 428 3

 Utilities ........................................................................ 1,186 1,186 844 342 – –

 Information .................................................................... 3,573 3,453 3,254 199 120 –

 Financial activities ........................................................ 10,490 9,645 9,394 252 841 4

 Finance and insurance ............................................... 7,254 6,923 6,765 158 330 1

 Real estate and rental and leasing ............................. 3,237 2,722 2,629 94 511 3

 Professional and business services ............................. 14,868 12,864 12,472 392 1,992 11

 Professional and technical services ........................... 8,776 7,607 7,387 220 1,164 4

 Management, administrative, and waste services ...... 6,092 5,257 5,085 172 828 7

 Education and health services ...................................... 29,938 28,766 18,378 10,388 1,158 15

 Educational services ................................................... 12,522 12,327 3,616 8,711 194 1

 Health care and social assistance .............................. 17,416 16,439 14,762 1,677 964 13

 Hospitals ................................................................... 5,712 5,703 4,963 740 9 1

 Health services, except hospitals ............................. 8,639 8,210 7,761 449 420 9

 Social assistance ...................................................... 3,065 2,526 2,038 488 535 4

 Leisure and hospitality .................................................. 12,145 11,451 11,026 425 685 9

 Arts, entertainment, and recreation ............................ 2,671 2,273 1,917 356 398 –

 Accommodation and food services ............................. 9,474 9,178 9,109 69 288 8

 Other services .............................................................. 7,088 6,000 5,966 35 1,076 11

 Other services, except private households ................. 6,285 5,198 5,163 35 1,076 11

 Private households ..................................................... 803 803 803 – – –

 Public administration .................................................... 6,524 6,524 – 6,524 – –

Men

 Mining ........................................................................... 598 591 588 3 7 –

 Construction ................................................................. 10,618 8,827 8,429 399 1,787 3

 Manufacturing ............................................................... 11,543 11,325 11,265 59 216 2

 Durable goods ............................................................ 7,789 7,630 7,584 47 158 1

 Nondurable goods ...................................................... 3,754 3,694 3,682 13 59 1

 Wholesale and retail trade ............................................ 11,802 11,160 11,107 53 634 7

 Wholesale trade .......................................................... 3,238 3,083 3,072 11 154 1

 Retail trade ................................................................. 8,564 8,077 8,035 42 481 6

 Transportation and utilities ........................................... 5,648 5,277 4,269 1,008 371 –

 Transportation and warehousing ................................ 4,722 4,351 3,623 728 371 –

 Utilities ........................................................................ 926 926 646 281 – –

 Information .................................................................... 1,985 1,910 1,868 43 75 –

 Financial activities ........................................................ 4,673 4,192 4,078 114 480 1

 Finance and insurance ............................................... 3,035 2,806 2,747 59 228 –

 Real estate and rental and leasing ............................. 1,638 1,386 1,331 55 252 1

 Professional and business services ............................. 8,546 7,333 7,088 246 1,212 1

 Professional and technical services ........................... 4,878 4,169 4,035 133 709 –

 Management, administrative, and waste services ...... 3,668 3,165 3,052 112 502 1

 Education and health services ...................................... 7,524 7,235 4,280 2,955 287 2

 Educational services ................................................... 3,892 3,826 1,284 2,542 66 –

 Health care and social assistance .............................. 3,632 3,410 2,996 413 220 2

 Hospitals ................................................................... 1,337 1,332 1,099 233 4 –

 Health services, except hospitals ............................. 1,850 1,657 1,559 98 192 1

 Social assistance ...................................................... 446 420 338 82 24 1

 Leisure and hospitality .................................................. 5,914 5,539 5,305 234 371 4

 Arts, entertainment, and recreation ............................ 1,463 1,243 1,034 209 220 –

 Accommodation and food services ............................. 4,452 4,296 4,272 24 152 4

 Other services .............................................................. 3,425 2,857 2,838 19 565 3

 Other services, except private households ................. 3,364 2,796 2,778 19 565 3

 Private households ..................................................... 60 60 60 – – –

 Public administration .................................................... 3,563 3,563 – 3,563 – –

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

2006

Total

employed

Wage and salary workers Selfemployed

workers

Unpaid

family

Total workers Private

industries Government

Women

 Mining ........................................................................... 89 86 85 – 4 –

 Construction ................................................................. 1,131 1,000 961 38 123 9

 Manufacturing ............................................................... 4,834 4,723 4,702 21 110 1

 Durable goods ............................................................ 2,710 2,658 2,644 14 52 1

 Nondurable goods ...................................................... 2,123 2,065 2,059 6 59 –

 Wholesale and retail trade ............................................ 9,526 9,009 8,959 51 505 12

 Wholesale trade .......................................................... 1,323 1,276 1,275 1 47 –

 Retail trade ................................................................. 8,203 7,734 7,684 50 458 11

 Transportation and utilities ........................................... 1,807 1,746 1,256 490 57 3

 Transportation and warehousing ................................ 1,547 1,487 1,058 429 57 3

 Utilities ........................................................................ 259 259 198 61 – –

 Information .................................................................... 1,588 1,543 1,387 156 45 –

 Financial activities ........................................................ 5,817 5,453 5,315 138 361 3

 Finance and insurance ............................................... 4,219 4,116 4,018 99 102 1

 Real estate and rental and leasing ............................. 1,598 1,337 1,297 39 259 3

 Professional and business services ............................. 6,322 5,531 5,385 146 781 10

 Professional and technical services ........................... 3,897 3,438 3,352 87 455 4

 Management, administrative, and waste services ...... 2,425 2,092 2,033 60 326 6

 Education and health services ...................................... 22,414 21,531 14,098 7,433 871 13

 Educational services ................................................... 8,630 8,501 2,332 6,169 128 1

 Health care and social assistance .............................. 13,784 13,030 11,766 1,264 743 11

 Hospitals ................................................................... 4,376 4,371 3,864 507 4 1

 Health services, except hospitals ............................. 6,790 6,553 6,202 350 228 8

 Social assistance ...................................................... 2,619 2,106 1,700 406 510 3

 Leisure and hospitality .................................................. 6,230 5,912 5,721 191 314 5

 Arts, entertainment, and recreation ............................ 1,208 1,030 883 147 178 –

 Accommodation and food services ............................. 5,023 4,882 4,838 44 136 5

 Other services .............................................................. 3,663 3,144 3,128 16 511 8

 Other services, except private households ................. 2,921 2,401 2,386 16 511 8

 Private households ..................................................... 742 742 742 – – –

 Public administration .................................................... 2,961 2,961 – 2,961 – –

 NOTE: Beginning in January 2006, data reflect revised population controls used in the household survey. Dash indicates no data or data that

do not meet publication criteria.

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