HOUSEHOLD DATA                                                                                             HOUSEHOLD DATA
     ANNUAL AVERAGES                                                                                           ANNUAL AVERAGES
     
     26.  Unemployed persons by industry, class of worker, and sex
                                                                                                                              
                                                                                                                              
                                                                 Thousands of                 Unemployment rates              
                                                                   persons                                                    
                                                                                                                              
                   Industry and class of worker                                                                               
                                                                     Total          Total            Men            Women     
                                                                                                                              
                                                                                                                              
                                                                 2009    2010    2009    2010    2009    2010    2009    2010 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            
                                                                                                                              
         Total, 16 years and over ............................  14,265  14,825     9.3     9.6    10.3    10.5     8.1     8.6
                                                                                                                              
     Nonagricultural private wage and salary workers..........  11,654  11,808     9.8     9.9    10.8    10.9     8.5     8.9
                                                                                                                              
       Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction..........      90      73    11.6     9.4    12.2     9.5     7.2     8.4
                                                                                                                              
       Construction...........................................   1,770   1,801    19.0    20.6    19.6    21.1    13.8    16.0
                                                                                                                              
       Manufacturing..........................................   1,890   1,622    12.1    10.6    11.8     9.9    12.7    12.4
                                                                                                                              
         Durable goods........................................   1,279   1,074    12.9    11.2    12.7    10.6    13.5    13.2
           Nonmetallic mineral products.......................      65      64    12.0    13.6    10.9    13.4    16.2    14.6
           Primary and fabricated metal products..............     229     196    13.2    11.7    13.4    12.0    12.5    10.3
           Machinery manufacturing............................     152     124    11.5     9.9    10.8     8.9    13.9    13.1
           Computer and electronic products...................     152     130    10.8     9.5    10.4     7.6    11.7    13.4
           Electrical equipment and appliances................      56      38    12.5     8.9    11.7     8.3    14.3    10.2
           Transportation equipment...........................     322     246    14.6    11.5    14.0    10.3    16.5    15.3
           Wood products......................................      67      61    14.7    14.4    14.5    14.0    15.9    16.8
           Furniture and fixtures.............................      93      83    17.7    15.6    17.8    15.6    17.4    15.9
           Miscellaneous manufacturing........................     144     132    11.3    10.2    12.0     9.3    10.0    11.7
                                                                                                                              
         Nondurable goods.....................................     611     548    10.6     9.6    10.1     8.6    11.7    11.5
           Food manufacturing.................................     144     155     8.5     8.6     8.2     7.5     9.2    10.5
           Beverage and tobacco products......................      27      28     9.8     9.1     7.0     7.9    17.2    12.8
           Textile, apparel, and leather......................     121      90    17.8    14.2    19.2    13.5    16.6    14.7
           Paper and printing.................................     114     109    11.1    11.0    10.1     9.8    13.5    13.8
           Petroleum and coal products........................      16      14     7.7     6.7     7.9     6.8     7.1     6.2
           Chemicals..........................................     115      95     8.6     7.6     8.9     6.9     8.1     8.8
           Plastic and rubber products........................      73      57    14.1    11.3    13.3    10.8    16.3    12.7
                                                                                                                              
       Wholesale and retail trade.............................   1,844   1,963     9.0     9.5     8.9     9.3     9.1     9.8
         Wholesale trade......................................     280     287     7.2     7.3     6.9     7.2     7.8     7.7
         Retail trade.........................................   1,564   1,675     9.5    10.0     9.6    10.0     9.3    10.1
                                                                                                                              
       Transportation and utilities...........................     525     492     8.9     8.4     8.9     8.3     8.9     8.8
         Transportation and warehousing.......................     479     460     9.7     9.4     9.9     9.3     9.0     9.8
         Utilities............................................      45      32     4.8     3.4     3.9     3.3     8.6     3.7
                                                                                                                              
       Information (1)........................................     294     303     9.2     9.7     8.5     9.4    10.3    10.2
         Publishing, except Internet..........................      65      70     9.1    10.8     9.6    10.7     8.5    10.8
         Motion pictures and sound recording industries.......      61      57    13.8    13.0    10.9    12.0    18.9    14.7
         Radio and television broadcasting, and                                                                               
               and cable subscriptions programming............      50      51     8.3     8.3     7.5     8.9     9.9     7.2
         Telecommunications...................................     101     109     8.4     9.2     7.4     8.3    10.0    10.8
         Libraries, archives, and other information services..       6       4     6.2     4.5   (2)       7.8     4.2     2.8
                                                                                                                              
       Financial activities...................................     598     626     6.4     6.9     6.5     7.0     6.3     6.8
         Finance and insurance................................     395     442     5.8     6.6     5.6     6.6     5.9     6.6
            Finance...........................................     287     295     6.4     6.9     6.2     6.8     6.6     6.9
            Insurance.........................................     108     147     4.6     6.2     4.1     6.2     4.8     6.2
         Real estate and rental and leasing...................     203     184     8.1     7.6     8.5     7.8     7.7     7.3
            Real estate.......................................     152     127     7.5     6.4     7.9     6.3     7.1     6.5
            Rental and leasing services.......................      51      57    10.7    12.8    10.0    12.7    12.3    12.9
                                                                                                                              
       Professional and business services.....................   1,522   1,561    10.8    10.8    10.2    10.6    11.6    11.1
         Professional and technical services..................     563     543     6.7     6.5     6.0     5.7     7.6     7.5
         Management, administrative, and waste services (1)...     959   1,018    16.7    16.8    15.8    16.7    18.3    17.0
            Administrative and support services...............     915     964    17.3    17.4    16.3    17.4    18.8    17.4
            Waste management and remediation services.........      40      48    10.5    11.1    10.3    12.0    11.5     6.5
                                                                                                                              
       Education and health services..........................   1,100   1,243     5.3     5.8     5.5     5.9     5.2     5.7
          Educational services................................     274     279     6.6     6.4     6.8     6.9     6.6     6.2
          Health care and social assistance...................     826     964     4.9     5.6     5.0     5.4     4.9     5.7
            Hospitals.........................................     132     170     2.4     3.0     3.0     3.3     2.2     2.9
            Health services, except hospitals.................     487     582     5.5     6.4     5.3     6.4     5.5     6.4
            Social assistance.................................     207     213     8.7     8.6     9.8     7.7     8.5     8.8
       Leisure and hospitality................................   1,543   1,592    11.7    12.2    11.6    12.4    11.8    11.9
          Arts, entertainment, and recreation.................     279     291    11.1    11.6    11.6    13.4    10.5     9.4
          Accommodation and food services.....................   1,263   1,301    11.8    12.3    11.6    12.1    12.0    12.5
             Accommodation....................................     199     174    12.5    11.2    11.0    11.0    13.5    11.4
             Food services and drinking places................   1,065   1,127    11.7    12.5    11.7    12.3    11.7    12.6
                                                                                                                              
       Other services.........................................     477     533     7.5     8.5     8.3     9.3     6.8     7.8
          Other services, except private households...........     386     438     7.1     8.0     8.1     9.1     5.8     6.7
             Repair and maintenance...........................     173     189     9.8    10.7    10.3    11.1     5.9     7.8
             Personal and laundry services....................     115     131     6.7     7.4     7.7     8.8     6.2     6.9
             Membership associations and organizations........      98     118     4.9     6.1     4.3     5.7     5.4     6.3
          Private households..................................      91      96    10.4    12.5    15.1    18.8     9.8    11.8
                                                                                                                              
     Agricultural and related private wage and salary workers      200     211    14.3    13.9    14.1    13.2    15.3    16.4
     Government workers.......................................     799     969     3.6     4.4     3.9     4.5     3.4     4.3
     Self-employed and unpaid family workers..................     577     617     5.5     5.9     6.2     6.7     4.3     4.6
     No previous work experience..............................   1,035   1,220    -       -       -       -       -       -   

       1 Includes other industries, not shown separately.
       NOTE: Updated population controls are introduced annually with the release of January data.  Dash indicates no data
     or data that do not meet publication criteria.
       2 Data not shown where base is less than 50,000.