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      Table 11.  Employed persons by detailed occupation, sex, race, and Hispanic or Latino ethnicity
                                                                                                                                  
                                                                                                                                  
                                                                                                             2006                 
                                                                                                                                  
                                                                                                                                  
                                                                                                          Percent of total:       
                                                                                             Total                                
                                           Occupation                                       employ-                                
                                                                                              ed            Black                 
                                                                                             (in              or          Hispanic
                                                                                            thou-   Women  African  Asian    or   
                                                                                            sands)          Ameri-         Latino 
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            Total, 16 years and over....................................................... 144427   46.3    10.9     4.5    13.6 
                                                                                                                                  
      Management, professional, and related occupations.................................... 50,420   50.6     8.4     6.1     6.6 
          Management, business, and financial operations occupations....................... 21,233   41.9     7.3     4.8     7.0 
              Management occupations....................................................... 15,249   36.7     6.2     4.3     7.1 
                  Chief executives.........................................................  1,689   23.4     3.1     3.9     4.6 
                  General and operations managers..........................................    998   29.1     5.7     3.4     7.7 
                  Advertising and promotions managers......................................     75   52.5     5.4     1.7     5.1 
                  Marketing and sales managers.............................................    888   40.2     4.8     3.8     5.3 
                  Administrative services managers.........................................     87   24.4     7.3     5.2     8.3 
                  Computer and information systems managers................................    401   27.2     6.4     9.1     4.7 
                  Financial managers.......................................................  1,083   55.0     7.0     5.5     7.7 
                  Human resources managers.................................................    280   65.8    11.0     1.2     9.9 
                  Industrial production managers...........................................    298   16.4     3.0     3.2     8.0 
                  Purchasing managers......................................................    165   40.7     8.7     1.7     3.3 
                  Transportation, storage, and distribution managers.......................    249   14.6     9.8     2.9    14.9 
                  Farm, ranch, and other agricultural managers.............................    242   21.8     2.4      .8     8.5 
                  Farmers and ranchers.....................................................    784   25.0      .8     1.0     2.0 
                  Construction managers....................................................  1,010    7.8     3.7     2.3     8.3 
                  Education administrators.................................................    796   63.9    14.2     2.2     7.2 
                  Engineering managers.....................................................    103    7.3     2.9    10.9     3.4 
                  Food service managers....................................................    900   43.2     5.8    12.0    13.6 
                  Lodging managers.........................................................    174   51.0     6.5    13.3     8.5 
                  Medical and health services managers.....................................    511   68.3    10.3     4.8     5.3 
                  Property, real estate, and community association managers................    618   51.3     7.2     3.2    11.4 
                  Social and community service managers....................................    315   66.0    15.0     2.7     7.2 
              Business and financial operations occupations................................  5,983   55.0    10.0     6.2     6.6 
                  Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products........................    222   55.8     3.2     3.5     8.9 
                  Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products...........    290   51.1     7.9     3.2     7.0 
                  Claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners, and investigators...............    283   58.2    14.1     3.4     6.7 
                  Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety,                                       
            and transportation.............................................................    149   54.0    17.4     5.8     8.3 
                  Cost estimators..........................................................    114   12.7     1.0     4.1     2.6 
                  Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists...............    765   71.5    14.5     4.5     7.7 
                  Management analysts......................................................    572   42.2     5.9     7.5     4.4 
                  Accountants and auditors.................................................  1,779   60.2    10.2     9.4     6.0 
                  Appraisers and assessors of real estate..................................    134   35.7     1.5     2.2     4.6 
                  Budget analysts..........................................................     52   55.7    18.1    12.5     4.5 
                  Financial analysts.......................................................    103   38.4     4.0    12.3     3.9 
                  Personal financial advisors..............................................    389   34.4     7.0     5.4     6.1 
                  Insurance underwriters...................................................     92   69.2    16.2     2.5     5.2 
                  Loan counselors and officers.............................................    468   52.7    11.1     5.6    10.8 
                  Tax examiners, collectors, and revenue agents............................     67   56.7    21.4      .9     6.5 
                  Tax preparers............................................................     98   59.6    10.6     4.3     9.0 
          Professional and related occupations............................................. 29,187   56.9     9.3     7.1     6.4 
              Computer and mathematical occupations........................................  3,209   26.7     7.3    16.2     5.0 
                  Computer scientists and systems analysts.................................    715   31.9     9.5    12.7     5.0 
                  Computer programmers.....................................................    562   25.3     3.9    18.1     5.3 
                  Computer software engineers..............................................    846   21.8     5.8    26.9     3.4 
                  Computer support specialists.............................................    314   28.9    10.5     7.4     7.2 
                  Database administrators..................................................     90   37.0     8.9    14.8     3.0 
                  Network and computer systems administrators..............................    180   16.6     4.4    11.0     7.0 
                  Network systems and data communications analysts.........................    356   25.5     7.9     8.1     6.0 
                  Operations research analysts.............................................     85   40.3    18.1     6.6     4.0 
              Architecture and engineering occupations.....................................  2,830   14.5     5.6     9.7     5.9 
                  Architects, except naval.................................................    221   22.2     3.2    11.5     7.7 
                  Aerospace engineers......................................................    110   13.1     5.6    12.9     5.1 
                  Chemical engineers.......................................................     70   17.1     4.2    13.0     3.3 
                  Civil engineers..........................................................    304   11.9     5.0     8.2     4.0 
                  Computer hardware engineers..............................................     80   16.2     3.8    26.5     7.4 
                  Electrical and electronics engineers.....................................    382    7.7     5.9    15.8     4.2 
                  Industrial engineers, including health and safety........................    174   22.6     7.0     5.9     2.9 
                  Mechanical engineers.....................................................    322    5.8     4.3     9.5     4.0 
                  Drafters.................................................................    181   21.8     3.0     6.8    10.3 
                  Engineering technicians, except drafters.................................    396   20.6     9.3     5.3    11.2 
                  Surveying and mapping technicians........................................     96    9.9     3.0      .3     8.5 
              Life, physical, and social science occupations...............................  1,434   43.3     5.7    12.2     4.1 
                  Biological scientists....................................................    116   46.6     3.5    11.9     3.8 
                  Medical scientists.......................................................    164   45.4     5.3    35.6     2.4 
                  Chemists and materials scientists........................................    116   34.1     7.4    13.3     1.7 
                  Environmental scientists and geoscientists...............................    101   22.0     2.9     3.4     1.8 
                  Market and survey researchers............................................    129   61.3     9.0     8.7     3.4 
                  Psychologists............................................................    189   67.7     2.6     2.2     3.5 
                  Chemical technicians.....................................................     76   35.9    11.4     4.4     8.8 
              Community and social services occupations....................................  2,156   61.6    18.6     3.3     8.5 
                  Counselors...............................................................    614   66.8    17.9     2.3     8.2 
                  Social workers...........................................................    698   82.6    22.7     3.3    10.3 
                  Miscellaneous community and social service specialists...................    293   70.5    23.9     3.2    11.8 
                  Clergy...................................................................    416   12.8    12.4     4.5     4.7 
              Legal occupations............................................................  1,637   51.7     6.5     2.8     5.7 
                  Lawyers..................................................................    965   32.6     5.0     2.9     3.0 
                  Judges, magistrates, and other judicial workers..........................     66   35.5    11.3     1.9     2.0 
                  Paralegals and legal assistants..........................................    345   89.1     8.4     1.9    11.3 
                  Miscellaneous legal support workers......................................    261   76.8     8.7     3.8     9.0 
              Education, training, and library occupations.................................  8,126   74.2     9.8     3.5     7.3 
                  Postsecondary teachers...................................................  1,194   46.3     6.7    10.3     4.5 
                  Preschool and kindergarten teachers......................................    690   97.7    13.9     2.5    10.5 
                  Elementary and middle school teachers....................................  2,701   82.2     9.7     1.7     6.5 
                  Secondary school teachers................................................  1,098   56.0     7.3     1.9     6.5 
                  Special education teachers...............................................    401   83.5     9.0     1.7     4.7 
                  Other teachers and instructors...........................................    705   64.9     9.4     4.6     7.5 
                  Librarians...............................................................    229   84.2     8.8     1.1     2.9 
                  Teacher assistants.......................................................    942   92.3    14.9     2.3    14.1 
              Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media occupations...................  2,735   48.8     6.7     4.2     7.8 
                  Artists and related workers..............................................    223   52.4     5.1     6.2     4.6 
                  Designers................................................................    821   55.5     3.2     7.0     9.4 
                  Producers and directors..................................................    134   40.0     6.4     3.3     6.9 
                  Athletes, coaches, umpires, and related workers..........................    270   36.9     9.5     2.2     5.8 
                  Musicians, singers, and related workers..................................    203   33.5     9.0     3.4    11.5 
                  Announcers...............................................................     62   30.8    21.6     2.0     9.4 
                  News analysts, reporters and correspondents..............................     78   53.4     4.0     2.5     4.2 
                  Public relations specialists.............................................    141   64.6     8.8     1.3     3.7 
                  Editors..................................................................    157   53.7     5.1     1.3     5.6 
                  Technical writers........................................................     60   49.5     8.9      .8     4.7 
                  Writers and authors......................................................    174   58.5     5.7     1.9     2.8 
                  Miscellaneous media and communication workers............................     67   69.3     7.5     8.7    29.2 
                  Broadcast and sound engineering technicians and radio operators..........     89   15.6    11.7     2.5    10.1 
                  Photographers............................................................    127   43.3     7.1     1.7     6.7 
              Healthcare practitioner and technical occupations............................  7,060   73.4    10.6     8.2     5.6 
                  Chiropractors............................................................     69   23.1     3.3     1.8     1.9 
                  Dentists.................................................................    196   22.6     3.1    11.4     4.3 
                  Dietitians and nutritionists.............................................     96   91.0    21.2     7.6     4.6 
                  Pharmacists..............................................................    245   48.9     6.0    19.5     5.6 
                  Physicians and surgeons..................................................    863   32.2     5.2    17.0     5.7 
                  Physician assistants.....................................................     85   71.7    10.9     6.2     6.7 
                  Registered nurses........................................................  2,529   91.3    10.9     7.5     4.2 
                  Occupational therapists..................................................     78   90.3     3.1     4.7     2.0 
                  Physical therapists......................................................    198   62.7     5.8    13.7     5.0 
                  Respiratory therapists...................................................     85   66.0    15.3     4.6     6.2 
                  Speech-language pathologists.............................................    114   95.3     8.1     1.4     3.6 
                  Veterinarians............................................................     67   50.4      .4      .4     2.0 
                  Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians........................    321   78.1    14.2     9.6     7.8 
                  Dental hygienists........................................................    144   98.6     1.4     4.2     4.6 
                  Diagnostic related technologists and technicians.........................    281   72.9     7.5     2.9     6.3 
                  Emergency medical technicians and paramedics.............................    156   31.9    11.9     2.2     7.4 
                  Health diagnosing and treating practitioner support technicians..........    425   80.1    11.8     5.6     8.2 
                  Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses........................    556   94.2    23.2     3.1     7.0 
                  Medical records and health information technicians.......................     98   92.0    20.5     1.4    15.1 
      Service occupations.................................................................. 23,811   57.3    15.9     4.3    19.5 
          Healthcare support occupations...................................................  3,132   89.4    24.7     4.1    13.1 
                  Nursing, psychiatric, and home health aides..............................  1,906   88.9    34.8     4.0    13.1 
                  Physical therapist assistants and aides..................................     61   78.4     2.7      .6     9.1 
                  Massage therapists.......................................................    124   84.1     5.4     5.0     8.0 
                  Dental assistants........................................................    274   95.4     5.4     4.2    14.9 
          Protective service occupations...................................................  2,939   22.3    19.7     1.7    10.2 
                  First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives.................    103   15.5     5.5      .2     6.9 
                  Fire fighters............................................................    253    3.5     9.9      .4     7.5 
                  Bailiffs, correctional officers, and jailers.............................    451   28.2    24.2      .4     7.4 
                  Detectives and criminal investigators....................................    144   26.0    17.6     1.8    13.5 
                  Police and sheriff's patrol officers.....................................    655   12.8    14.9     2.3    11.8 
                  Private detectives and investigators.....................................     85   38.2    11.4      .6     5.5 
                  Security guards and gaming surveillance officers.........................    835   23.0    29.8     3.1    12.2 
          Food preparation and serving related occupations.................................  7,606   56.6    11.7     5.3    21.1 
                  Chefs and head cooks.....................................................    313   23.9    14.1    15.8    19.1 
                  First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving                                                 
            workers........................................................................    652   58.7    14.7     3.0    15.0 
                  Cooks....................................................................  1,868   43.4    17.4     6.2    31.6 
                  Food preparation workers.................................................    698   59.2    12.3     5.2    25.4 
                  Bartenders...............................................................    389   55.0     2.5     2.1     9.4 
                  Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food.......    344   67.6    12.5     4.3    13.3 
                  Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop..........    308   66.2    12.1     3.5    13.9 
                  Waiters and waitresses...................................................  1,960   71.5     7.0     5.3    14.3 
                  Food servers, nonrestaurant..............................................    155   65.3    23.7     5.1    13.2 
                  Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers...............    380   48.5     8.4     5.4    30.5 
                  Dishwashers..............................................................    279   23.9    10.0     3.1    36.7 
                  Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop.................    257   86.4     6.3     4.3    14.7 
          Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations........................  5,381   40.0    15.6     2.6    31.8 
                  First-line supervisors/managers of housekeeping and janitorial workers...    305   32.6    16.2     3.2    17.1 
                  First-line supervisors/managers of landscaping, lawn service, and                                               
            groundskeeping workers.........................................................    235    8.0     5.8     1.0    17.2 
                  Janitors and building cleaners...........................................  2,082   32.2    18.7     3.0    26.8 
                  Maids and housekeeping cleaners..........................................  1,423   90.3    19.9     3.4    37.2 
                  Pest control workers.....................................................     78    2.2     7.7     2.2    21.8 
                  Grounds maintenance workers..............................................  1,259    6.2     7.8     1.2    40.9 
          Personal care and service occupations............................................  4,754   78.7    15.0     6.4    13.0 
                  First-line supervisors/managers of gaming workers........................    124   43.7     5.8     5.7     3.6 
                  First-line supervisors/managers of personal service workers..............    176   66.7    11.2    10.9     6.0 
                  Nonfarm animal caretakers................................................    137   72.1     3.6      .9     9.3 
                  Gaming services workers..................................................    106   48.1     7.6    18.0     9.2 
                  Barbers..................................................................    100   17.7    36.7     1.9    10.0 
                  Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists...........................    767   93.4    11.9     4.8    12.4 
                  Miscellaneous personal appearance workers................................    230   83.0     6.5    45.5     8.0 
                  Baggage porters, bellhops, and concierges................................     78   20.6    14.8     6.1    24.2 
                  Transportation attendants................................................    134   74.2    21.8     4.8    11.0 
                  Child care workers.......................................................  1,401   94.2    17.0     2.8    17.3 
                  Personal and home care aides.............................................    703   87.3    22.4     5.8    14.9 
                  Recreation and fitness workers...........................................    322   68.7    11.3     2.3     8.1 
                  Residential advisors.....................................................     62   69.0    25.6     3.0     6.6 
                                                                                                                                  
      Sales and office occupations......................................................... 36,141   63.3    11.2     4.0    11.5 
          Sales and related occupations.................................................... 16,641   49.1     9.0     4.6    11.1 
                  First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers..................  3,435   41.8     7.4     4.5     9.6 
                  First-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers..............  1,433   27.2     5.6     6.0     9.9 
                  Cashiers.................................................................  3,063   74.8    15.3     5.5    16.8 
                  Counter and rental clerks................................................    146   51.7    11.1     8.9    14.3 
                  Parts salespersons.......................................................    149   16.3     3.0     1.1    11.7 
                  Retail salespersons......................................................  3,386   51.4    11.1     4.2    11.9 
                  Advertising sales agents.................................................    220   53.9     6.7     4.2     7.2 
                  Insurance sales agents...................................................    548   45.3     6.9     2.6     6.8 
                  Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents.............    398   29.3     9.3     7.9     5.5 
                  Travel agents............................................................     82   77.3     7.1     8.8     6.6 
                  Sales representatives, services, all other...............................    563   32.8     5.9     2.9     8.0 
                  Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing.......................  1,422   27.2     2.9     2.5     7.3 
                  Models, demonstrators, and product promoters.............................     75   84.2     3.2     5.3    11.5 
                  Real estate brokers and sales agents.....................................  1,046   59.9     5.8     5.9     9.1 
                  Telemarketers............................................................    142   65.3    19.5     1.1    16.2 
                  Door-to-door sales workers, news and street vendors, and related                                                
            workers........................................................................    261   62.4     6.5     3.0    14.6 
          Office and administrative support occupations.................................... 19,500   75.4    13.1     3.6    11.9 
                  First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support                                            
            workers........................................................................  1,543   72.2     9.0     2.7     9.9 
                  Bill and account collectors..............................................    213   62.2    25.1     2.1    17.3 
                  Billing and posting clerks and machine operators.........................    422   88.1    13.3     3.5    10.7 
                  Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks.............................  1,511   90.3     7.8     3.7     8.4 
                  Payroll and timekeeping clerks...........................................    158   92.4    11.0     2.3    11.9 
                  Tellers..................................................................    432   84.8    10.6     4.0    14.5 
                  Court, municipal, and license clerks.....................................    114   80.7    12.4     1.4    13.9 
                  Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks.................................     56   77.3    10.8     5.7    11.5 
                  Customer service representatives.........................................  1,916   70.4    18.3     3.6    13.8 
                  Eligibility interviewers, government programs............................     61   86.3    25.4     5.4    11.6 
                  File clerks..............................................................    363   79.2    13.9     5.2    15.1 
                  Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks.....................................    117   63.7    18.1     3.7    18.3 
                  Interviewers, except eligibility and loan................................    141   82.1    17.3     1.6     9.8 
                  Library assistants, clerical.............................................    119   87.9     8.2     5.0    14.8 
                  Loan interviewers and clerks.............................................    190   76.7    12.0     6.5    13.2 
                  Order clerks.............................................................    128   69.4     8.8     1.8    19.0 
                  Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping...............     56   91.9    17.9     3.1    13.3 
                  Receptionists and information clerks.....................................  1,403   92.7    10.8     3.8    12.6 
                  Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks...........    156   64.8    19.3     5.0    13.1 
                  Couriers and messengers..................................................    273   17.9    15.3     3.0    12.9 
                  Dispatchers..............................................................    303   53.4    11.7     1.0    13.5 
                  Postal service clerks....................................................    153   49.5    22.7    12.4     7.8 
                  Postal service mail carriers.............................................    329   35.7    15.7     5.0     8.7 
                  Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine                                                 
            operators......................................................................     98   47.5    28.2    12.3     7.8 
                  Production, planning, and expediting clerks..............................    296   56.8     7.5     2.5    12.6 
                  Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks..................................    543   30.1    14.0     2.6    20.1 
                  Stock clerks and order fillers...........................................  1,462   39.1    17.8     3.4    16.4 
                  Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping...............     81   50.4    15.3     7.3    17.8 
                  Secretaries and administrative assistants................................  3,455   96.9     9.8     2.2     8.6 
                  Computer operators.......................................................    185   49.6    15.2     7.7    10.3 
                  Data entry keyers........................................................    475   81.6    15.2     6.1    11.8 
                  Word processors and typists..............................................    256   91.2    18.1     1.9     9.5 
                  Insurance claims and policy processing clerks............................    274   87.6    11.4      .9    10.3 
                  Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service............    123   54.2    25.8     7.5     8.4 
                  Office clerks, general...................................................  1,035   81.9    12.4     5.8    14.5 
                  Office machine operators, except computer................................     52   57.8    20.3     6.3    20.0 
                                                                                                                                  
      Natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations......................... 15,830    4.7     6.8     1.8    24.6 
          Farming, fishing, and forestry occupations.......................................    961   22.0     4.9     1.6    39.7 
                  Graders and sorters, agricultural products...............................     68   64.9    11.5     1.7    44.5 
                  Logging workers..........................................................     78     .2     7.5     -       3.0 
          Construction and extraction occupations..........................................  9,507    3.1     6.6     1.2    29.3 
                  First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction                                           
            workers........................................................................    976    2.6     4.6     1.3    12.0 
                  Brickmasons, blockmasons, and stonemasons................................    244    1.6     7.1      .1    40.3 
                  Carpenters...............................................................  1,843    2.4     4.5     1.6    26.6 
                  Carpet, floor, and tile installers and finishers.........................    279    2.4     5.3     1.2    39.4 
                  Cement masons, concrete finishers, and terrazzo workers..................    107     .7    13.8     -      51.5 
                  Construction laborers....................................................  1,693    3.7     7.5     1.4    44.7 
                  Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators...........    451    1.7     8.3      .3     9.7 
                  Drywall installers, ceiling tile installers, and tapers..................    295    2.9     3.8      .1    51.8 
                  Electricians.............................................................    882    1.9     7.5     1.7    14.4 
                  Painters, construction and maintenance...................................    713    7.7     7.0     1.2    41.0 
                  Pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters......................    662    1.8     8.5      .4    20.9 
                  Roofers..................................................................    242    1.1     7.0     1.2    46.7 
                  Sheet metal workers......................................................    125    3.1     2.2     2.8    13.7 
                  Structural iron and steel workers........................................     59    2.2     2.6      .6    15.5 
                  Helpers, construction trades.............................................    132    6.2     9.9      .4    43.2 
                  Construction and building inspectors.....................................    102    8.8    10.1     1.3    12.3 
                  Highway maintenance workers..............................................    103    3.8    10.5      .6    23.1 
          Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations................................  5,362    4.6     7.6     3.0    13.4 
                  First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and                                                   
            repairers......................................................................    357    8.5     7.8     2.3     8.7 
                  Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers.................    371    9.7     8.4     6.8    10.2 
                  Radio and telecommunications equipment installers and repairers..........    205   15.2    11.2     5.1     8.8 
                  Security and fire alarm systems installers...............................     69    2.4     4.2     2.5     5.7 
                  Aircraft mechanics and service technicians...............................    141    5.3     6.6     3.7     7.6 
                  Automotive body and related repairers....................................    162     .6     4.1     4.8    25.6 
                  Automotive service technicians and mechanics.............................    875    1.6     6.1     4.4    16.8 
                  Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists....................    367     .9     6.3     1.6    14.1 
                  Heavy vehicle and mobile equipment service technicians and mechanics.....    237    1.4     2.6      .3    13.5 
                  Small engine mechanics...................................................     61    3.4     6.0     2.4     6.1 
                  Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers....    405    2.7     4.8     1.1    13.7 
                  Home appliance repairers.................................................     56    1.5     5.3     5.5    12.0 
                  Industrial and refractory machinery mechanics............................    436    3.8     9.1     2.5    11.7 
                  Maintenance and repair workers, general..................................    435    4.0    11.3     1.2    16.6 
                  Millwrights..............................................................     67    2.9     6.2     -       7.4 
                  Electrical power-line installers and repairers...........................    109     .9    12.0      .0     6.5 
                  Telecommunications line installers and repairers.........................    210    8.6    11.3     2.1    12.8 
                  Precision instrument and equipment repairers.............................     73   13.9     5.3    10.0    10.0 
                  Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers.............     62   14.3     8.2     3.4     9.3 
                                                                                                                                  
      Production, transportation, and material moving occupations.......................... 18,224   22.8    14.2     3.6    19.6 
          Production occupations...........................................................  9,378   30.4    12.2     4.8    20.6 
                  First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers......    868   19.4     9.8     4.8    10.8 
                  Electrical, electronics, and electromechanical assemblers................    213   51.7    14.0    14.0    19.6 
                  Bakers...................................................................    186   57.9     9.4     4.6    28.5 
                  Butchers and other meat, poultry, and fish processing workers............    292   29.9    12.8     3.1    46.1 
                  Food batchmakers.........................................................     81   58.6    10.5     4.0    27.7 
                  Computer control programmers and operators...............................     54    8.2     4.8     3.9     8.3 
                  Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders,                                           
            metal and plastic..............................................................    119   17.9    13.8     1.5    15.8 
                  Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters,                                                 
            operators, and tenders,                                                                                               
                 metal and plastic.........................................................     62    5.6    12.6      .1    19.6 
                  Machinists...............................................................    415    6.7     5.2     4.1    12.1 
                  Molders and molding machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and                                          
            plastic........................................................................     70   17.1     9.8      .7    13.7 
                  Tool and die makers......................................................    105     .9     3.0     -       5.4 
                  Welding, soldering, and brazing workers..................................    546    5.9     7.5     2.7    19.4 
                  Printing machine operators...............................................    208   22.2     9.5     3.8    16.5 
                  Laundry and dry-cleaning workers.........................................    190   62.4    18.3     5.2    32.1 
                  Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials........................     63   70.8    21.7     6.5    49.5 
                  Sewing machine operators.................................................    292   77.9    10.7    15.3    41.4 
                  Tailors, dressmakers, and sewers.........................................    111   74.7     7.6    11.0    21.1 
                  Upholsterers.............................................................     54   14.0    10.9     2.4    23.1 
                  Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters.......................................    113    4.4     1.8     2.3    18.5 
                  Sawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, wood.....................     58   10.5     8.6     1.9    26.3 
                  Stationary engineers and boiler operators................................     94    2.3     8.5     3.0     9.8 
                  Water and liquid waste treatment plant and system operators..............     95    4.0    13.4      .4     5.4 
                  Chemical processing machine setters, operators, and tenders..............     57   13.0    12.1     -      12.9 
                  Crushing, grinding, polishing, mixing, and blending workers..............    105   11.2    19.3     5.1    24.6 
                  Cutting workers..........................................................     78   24.8     5.8     2.7    27.3 
                  Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers.....................    702   38.8    11.4     6.4    14.4 
                  Medical, dental, and ophthalmic laboratory technicians...................     95   50.8     9.7    11.2    17.8 
                  Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders......................    275   55.5    21.5     5.0    38.0 
                  Painting workers.........................................................    173   16.6     9.0     1.4    25.0 
                  Photographic process workers and processing machine operators............     62   51.8    15.2     2.2     6.4 
                  Helpers--production workers..............................................     53   25.2    16.1     3.8    26.8 
          Transportation and material moving occupations...................................  8,846   14.8    16.3     2.3    18.6 
                  Supervisors, transportation and material moving workers..................    228   16.7    13.0     2.2    12.1 
                  Aircraft pilots and flight engineers.....................................    115    2.2     -       2.8     5.3 
                  Bus drivers..............................................................    565   49.6    29.4     1.3    12.2 
                  Driver/sales workers and truck drivers...................................  3,475    5.2    13.9     1.2    16.0 
                  Taxi drivers and chauffeurs..............................................    282   16.0    23.8    12.6    15.0 
                  Railroad conductors and yardmasters......................................     50    6.5    14.8     -       9.6 
                  Parking lot attendants...................................................     65   19.5    16.6     7.2    30.8 
                  Service station attendants...............................................     96    9.8     5.9     7.5    12.0 
                  Crane and tower operators................................................     54    1.5    13.5      .8    10.2 
                  Dredge, excavating, and loading machine operators........................     63    1.5     4.7      .4    16.8 
                  Industrial truck and tractor operators...................................    574    7.2    20.1      .8    25.8 
                  Cleaners of vehicles and equipment.......................................    401   15.0    16.9     1.0    32.7 
                  Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand...................  1,899   16.9    16.2     2.7    19.4 
                  Packers and packagers, hand..............................................    432   57.5    18.9     5.4    39.2 
                  Refuse and recyclable material collectors................................     91    6.1    28.0     4.4    24.7 

          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.  Beginning in January 2006, data reflect
      revised population controls used in the household survey.