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     ANNUAL AVERAGES                                                                                                     ANNUAL AVERAGES
     
     39. Median weekly earnings of full-time wage and salary workers by detailed occupation and sex
                                                                                                                                        
                                                                                                                                        
                                                                                                            2008                        
                                                                                                                                        
                                                                                                                                        
                                                                                       Both sexes           Men              Women      
                                                                                                                                        
                                      Occupation                                                                                        
                                                                                    Number            Number            Number          
                                                                                      of     Median     of     Median     of     Median 
                                                                                    workers  weekly   workers  weekly   workers  weekly 
                                                                                      (in   earnings    (in   earnings    (in   earnings
                                                                                     thou-             thou-             thou-          
                                                                                    sands)            sands)            sands)          
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                
         Total, 16 years and over.................................................  106,648     $722   59,439     $798   47,209     $638
                                                                                                                                        
     Management, professional, and related occupations............................   40,154    1,025   19,619    1,238   20,535      892
       Management, business, and financial operations occupations.................   16,310    1,128    8,847    1,343    7,463      941
         Management occupations...................................................   11,223    1,204    6,687    1,384    4,535      979
           Chief executives.......................................................    1,044    1,903      793    1,999      251    1,603
           General and operations managers........................................      919    1,229      646    1,315      274      993
           Legislators............................................................       16    (1)          9    (1)          7    (1)  
           Advertising and promotions managers....................................       69    1,097       17    (1)         52    1,000
           Marketing and sales managers...........................................      867    1,345      510    1,601      357    1,024
           Public relations managers..............................................       57    1,232       26    (1)         31    (1)  
           Administrative services managers.......................................       92    1,003       66    1,012       26    (1)  
           Computer and information systems managers..............................      431    1,576      311    1,641      120    1,260
           Financial managers.....................................................    1,063    1,134      480    1,457      583      945
           Human resources managers...............................................      288    1,233       93    1,433      194    1,137
           Industrial production managers.........................................      222    1,253      192    1,285       30    (1)  
           Purchasing managers....................................................      183    1,139      111    1,251       72      995
           Transportation, storage, and distribution managers.....................      218      877      179      885       38    (1)  
           Farm, ranch, and other agricultural managers...........................       76      775       63      802       13    (1)  
           Construction managers..................................................      586    1,189      536    1,219       49    (1)  
           Education administrators...............................................      725    1,170      278    1,398      447    1,000
           Engineering managers...................................................       99    1,752       95    1,758        5    (1)  
           Food service managers..................................................      619      676      323      739      296      628
           Funeral directors......................................................       25    (1)         18    (1)          6    (1)  
           Gaming managers........................................................       14    (1)         11    (1)          4    (1)  
           Lodging managers.......................................................      119      788       63      877       56      720
           Medical and health services managers...................................      500    1,170      150    1,504      351    1,066
           Natural sciences managers..............................................       15    (1)         12    (1)          2    (1)  
           Postmasters and mail superintendents...................................       36    (1)         17    (1)         19    (1)  
           Property, real estate, and community association managers..............      303      847      126    1,054      177      758
           Social and community service managers..................................      277      965       86    1,254      191      871
           Managers, all other....................................................    2,361    1,225    1,477    1,359      885    1,010
         Business and financial operations occupations............................    5,087      974    2,159    1,167    2,928      885
           Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes......       28    (1)         17    (1)         11    (1)  
           Purchasing agents and buyers, farm products............................        5    (1)          2    (1)          3    (1)  
           Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products......................      152      816       82      826       70      801
           Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products.........      253      890      107      923      146      859
           Claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners, and investigators.............      286      810       99      891      188      766
           Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and                                                            
             safety, and transportation...........................................      164    1,126       78    1,245       86      950
           Cost estimators........................................................       82    1,055       73    1,082        9    (1)  
           Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists.............      717      918      213    1,158      504      850
           Logisticians...........................................................       39    (1)         21    (1)         19    (1)  
           Management analysts....................................................      454    1,255      245    1,391      209    1,139
           Meeting and convention planners........................................       47    (1)         10    (1)         37    (1)  
           Other business operations specialists..................................      214      931       69    1,157      145      850
           Accountants and auditors...............................................    1,494      981      591    1,178      904      908
           Appraisers and assessors of real estate................................       61    1,089       39    (1)         22    (1)  
           Budget analysts........................................................       62    1,197       26    (1)         37    (1)  
           Credit analysts........................................................       20    (1)          9    (1)         11    (1)  
           Financial analysts.....................................................       84    1,378       45    (1)         39    (1)  
           Personal financial advisors............................................      313    1,194      197    1,370      117      935
           Insurance underwriters.................................................       77      957       15    (1)         62      917
           Financial examiners....................................................        6    (1)          4    (1)          3    (1)  
           Loan counselors and officers...........................................      355      916      154    1,118      201      812
           Tax examiners, collectors, and revenue agents..........................       53      850       18    (1)         35    (1)  
           Tax preparers..........................................................       54      911       18    (1)         36    (1)  
           Financial specialists, all other.......................................       66      964       30    (1)         35    (1)  
       Professional and related occupations.......................................   23,845      980   10,773    1,169   13,072      867
         Computer and mathematical occupations....................................    3,344    1,242    2,516    1,320      828    1,088
           Computer scientists and systems analysts...............................      752    1,184      538    1,240      213    1,082
           Computer programmers...................................................      470    1,218      365    1,261      105    1,003
           Computer software engineers............................................      955    1,529      759    1,555      196    1,351
           Computer support specialists...........................................      379      893      274      903      105      878
           Database administrators................................................       93    1,274       68    1,289       25    (1)  
           Network and computer systems administrators............................      212    1,189      166    1,209       46    (1)  
           Network systems and data communications analysts.......................      353    1,130      271    1,184       82      961
           Actuaries..............................................................       24    (1)         18    (1)          6    (1)  
           Mathematicians.........................................................        2    (1)          2    (1)       -        -   
           Operations research analysts...........................................       69    1,259       34    (1)         36    (1)  
           Statisticians..........................................................       33    (1)         19    (1)         14    (1)  
           Miscellaneous mathematical science occupations.........................        2    (1)          1    (1)       -        -   
         Architecture and engineering occupations.................................    2,652    1,244    2,319    1,286      334    1,001
           Architects, except naval...............................................      150    1,128      115    1,273       35    (1)  
           Surveyors, cartographers, and photogrammetrists........................       34    (1)         32    (1)          3    (1)  
           Aerospace engineers....................................................      131    1,554      120    1,622       12    (1)  
           Agricultural engineers.................................................        4    (1)          4    (1)       -        -   
           Biomedical engineers...................................................       10    (1)          8    (1)          3    (1)  
           Chemical engineers.....................................................       64    1,546       56    1,562        8    (1)  
           Civil engineers........................................................      303    1,332      268    1,349       36    (1)  
           Computer hardware engineers............................................       62    1,258       48    (1)         14    (1)  
           Electrical and electronics engineers...................................      334    1,443      307    1,475       26    (1)  
           Environmental engineers................................................       29    (1)         21    (1)          8    (1)  
           Industrial engineers, including health and safety......................      163    1,311      140    1,364       23    (1)  
           Marine engineers and naval architects..................................       15    (1)         15    (1)       -        -   
           Materials engineers....................................................       41    (1)         35    (1)          6    (1)  
           Mechanical engineers...................................................      300    1,433      276    1,445       23    (1)  
           Mining and geological engineers, including mining safety engineers.....       12    (1)         10    (1)          1    (1)  
           Nuclear engineers......................................................        9    (1)          9    (1)       -        -   
           Petroleum engineers....................................................       18    (1)         17    (1)          1    (1)  
           Engineers, all other...................................................      347    1,418      308    1,425       39    (1)  
           Drafters...............................................................      150      881      119      924       31    (1)  
           Engineering technicians, except drafters...............................      392      905      332      933       59      781
           Surveying and mapping technicians......................................       87      794       80      801        6    (1)  
         Life, physical, and social science occupations...........................    1,080    1,035      603    1,156      477      931
           Agricultural and food scientists.......................................       34    (1)         23    (1)         11    (1)  
           Biological scientists..................................................       91    1,023       45    (1)         46    (1)  
           Conservation scientists and foresters..................................       21    (1)         18    (1)          2    (1)  
           Medical scientists.....................................................      120      989       60    1,133       60      948
           Astronomers and physicists.............................................       20    (1)         16    (1)          3    (1)  
           Atmospheric and space scientists.......................................        8    (1)          6    (1)          2    (1)  
           Chemists and materials scientists......................................      103    1,118       65    1,430       38    (1)  
           Environmental scientists and geoscientists.............................       70    1,253       48    (1)         22    (1)  
           Physical scientists, all other.........................................      122    1,363       72    1,535       50    1,061
           Economists.............................................................       17    (1)         13    (1)          4    (1)  
           Market and survey researchers..........................................      109    1,071       49    (1)         60      990
           Psychologists..........................................................       84    1,220       27    (1)         57    1,004
           Sociologists...........................................................        1    (1)       -        -           1    (1)  
           Urban and regional planners............................................       31    (1)         13    (1)         17    (1)  
           Miscellaneous social scientists and related workers....................       36    (1)         23    (1)         13    (1)  
           Agricultural and food science technicians..............................       23    (1)         14    (1)          9    (1)  
           Biological technicians.................................................       20    (1)         13    (1)          8    (1)  
           Chemical technicians...................................................       56      872       36    (1)         20    (1)  
           Geological and petroleum technicians...................................        9    (1)          6    (1)          3    (1)  
           Nuclear technicians....................................................        2    (1)          1    (1)          1    (1)  
           Other life, physical, and social science technicians...................      103      752       54      751       50      752
         Community and social services occupations................................    1,908      788      791      860    1,117      753
           Counselors.............................................................      522      787      167      787      355      787
           Social workers.........................................................      639      784      135      812      503      779
           Miscellaneous community and social service specialists.................      261      736      102      874      159      680
           Clergy.................................................................      388      882      346      899       43    (1)  
           Directors, religious activities and education..........................       38    (1)         18    (1)         21    (1)  
           Religious workers, all other...........................................       60      669       24    (1)         36    (1)  
         Legal occupations........................................................    1,199    1,174      506    1,696      693      962
           Lawyers................................................................      645    1,751      398    1,875      247    1,509
           Judges, magistrates, and other judicial workers........................       51    1,281       27    (1)         24    (1)  
           Paralegals and legal assistants........................................      304      796       37    (1)        267      790
           Miscellaneous legal support workers....................................      198      738       43    (1)        155      702
         Education, training, and library occupations.............................    6,677      866    1,794    1,020    4,883      818
           Postsecondary teachers.................................................      862    1,149      483    1,245      379    1,056
           Preschool and kindergarten teachers....................................      506      591       14    (1)        493      589
           Elementary and middle school teachers..................................    2,627      890      500      994    2,127      871
           Secondary school teachers..............................................    1,086      949      490      995      596      920
           Special education teachers.............................................      343      944       52      914      291      949
           Other teachers and instructors.........................................      351      858      142      953      209      812
           Archivists, curators, and museum technicians...........................       25    (1)         11    (1)         13    (1)  
           Librarians.............................................................      136      878       25    (1)        111      811
           Library technicians....................................................       17    (1)          3    (1)         14    (1)  
           Teacher assistants.....................................................      651      421       56      517      595      413
           Other education, training, and library workers.........................       74    1,071       19    (1)         55      886
         Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media occupations...............    1,570      882      882      951      689      777
           Artists and related workers............................................       74      985       51    1,103       23    (1)  
           Designers..............................................................      540      811      271      899      268      744
           Actors.................................................................        2    (1)          1    (1)          1    (1)  
           Producers and directors................................................      108      938       65      983       42    (1)  
           Athletes, coaches, umpires, and related workers........................      117      825       91      837       25    (1)  
           Dancers and choreographers.............................................       13    (1)          1    (1)         11    (1)  
           Musicians, singers, and related workers................................       32    (1)         27    (1)          5    (1)  
           Entertainers and performers, sports and related workers, all other.....       12    (1)          9    (1)          3    (1)  
           Announcers.............................................................       22    (1)         19    (1)          3    (1)  
           News analysts, reporters and correspondents............................       68      947       43    (1)         25    (1)  
           Public relations specialists...........................................      107    1,000       37    (1)         70      935
           Editors................................................................      132      971       63    1,062       69      941
           Technical writers......................................................       48    (1)         26    (1)         22    (1)  
           Writers and authors....................................................       79      945       38    (1)         41    (1)  
           Miscellaneous media and communication workers..........................       46    (1)         14    (1)         33    (1)  
           Broadcast and sound engineering technicians and radio operators........       75      972       62      996       13    (1)  
           Photographers..........................................................       69      690       39    (1)         30    (1)  
           Television, video, and motion picture camera operators and editors.....       26    (1)         21    (1)          5    (1)  
           Media and communication equipment workers, all other...................        1    (1)          1    (1)       -        -   
         Healthcare practitioner and technical occupations........................    5,415      962    1,362    1,210    4,052      909
           Chiropractors..........................................................        9    (1)          8    (1)          2    (1)  
           Dentists...............................................................       34    (1)         19    (1)         15    (1)  
           Dietitians and nutritionists...........................................       86      672       11    (1)         75      674
           Optometrists...........................................................       11    (1)          5    (1)          5    (1)  
           Pharmacists............................................................      196    1,883      102    1,914       94    1,647
           Physicians and surgeons................................................      594    1,731      405    1,911      189    1,230
           Physician assistants...................................................       86    1,251       34    (1)         51    1,077
           Podiatrists............................................................        6    (1)          5    (1)          1    (1)  
           Registered nurses......................................................    2,114    1,022      210    1,168    1,904    1,011
           Audiologists...........................................................        7    (1)          2    (1)          5    (1)  
           Occupational therapists................................................       55    1,019        1    (1)         54    1,016
           Physical therapists....................................................      129    1,176       51    1,329       78    1,019
           Radiation therapists...................................................       15    (1)          5    (1)         10    (1)  
           Recreational therapists................................................       16    (1)          5    (1)         12    (1)  
           Respiratory therapists.................................................       90      881       26    (1)         64      819
           Speech-language pathologists...........................................       88    1,121     -        -          87    1,124
           Therapists, all other..................................................       74      791       18    (1)         56      796
           Veterinarians..........................................................       26    (1)         10    (1)         16    (1)  
           Health diagnosing and treating practitioners, all other................        3    (1)       -        -           2    (1)  
           Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians......................      301      783       78      942      223      750
           Dental hygienists......................................................       75      976        2    (1)         73      988
           Diagnostic related technologists and technicians.......................      238      957       79    1,035      159      923
           Emergency medical technicians and paramedics...........................      121      755       82      823       39    (1)  
           Health diagnosing and treating practitioner support technicians........      340      585       82      677      258      564
           Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses......................      439      692       31    (1)        408      679
           Medical records and health information technicians.....................       77      537        6    (1)         71      551
           Opticians, dispensing..................................................       33    (1)         10    (1)         23    (1)  
           Miscellaneous health technologists and technicians.....................      105      671       44    (1)         61      615
           Other healthcare practitioners and technical occupations...............       49    (1)         32    (1)         17    (1)  
                                                                                                                                        
     Service occupations..........................................................   14,814      475    7,355      537    7,458      418
       Healthcare support occupations.............................................    2,222      465      271      512    1,951      459
         Nursing, psychiatric, and home health aides..............................    1,370      429      169      485    1,201      424
         Occupational therapist assistants and aides..............................        7    (1)          1    (1)          6    (1)  
         Physical therapist assistants and aides..................................       51      700       12    (1)         39    (1)  
         Massage therapists.......................................................       32    (1)         10    (1)         22    (1)  
         Dental assistants........................................................      168      531        8    (1)        160      524
         Medical assistants and other healthcare support occupations..............      595      505       71      529      524      502
       Protective service occupations.............................................    2,683      748    2,119      794      564      594
         First-line supervisors/managers of correctional officers.................       43    (1)         27    (1)         16    (1)  
         First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives.................      120    1,200       99    1,239       20    (1)  
         First-line supervisors/managers of fire fighting and prevention workers..       53    1,327       49    (1)          4    (1)  
         Supervisors, protective service workers, all other.......................       94      763       72      768       22    (1)  
         Fire fighters............................................................      283      970      270      975       13    (1)  
         Fire inspectors..........................................................       24    (1)         24    (1)       -        -   
         Bailiffs, correctional officers, and jailers.............................      387      695      275      725      112      605
         Detectives and criminal investigators....................................      139    1,053      112    1,112       28    (1)  
         Fish and game wardens....................................................        4    (1)          4    (1)       -        -   
         Parking enforcement workers..............................................        5    (1)          1    (1)          4    (1)  
         Police and sheriff's patrol officers.....................................      674      893      573      929      101      731
         Transit and railroad police..............................................        3    (1)          3    (1)       -        -   
         Animal control workers...................................................        9    (1)          6    (1)          3    (1)  
         Private detectives and investigators.....................................       76      780       47    (1)         28    (1)  
         Security guards and gaming surveillance officers.........................      695      516      523      540      173      478
         Crossing guards..........................................................       20    (1)          3    (1)         17    (1)  
         Lifeguards and other protective service workers..........................       54      401       31    (1)         23    (1)  
       Food preparation and serving related occupations...........................    4,153      402    2,118      432    2,035      376
         Chefs and head cooks.....................................................      295      548      255      551       40    (1)  
         First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers..      483      498      203      599      280      439
         Cooks....................................................................    1,312      390      832      404      480      363
         Food preparation workers.................................................      325      352      128      368      197      338
         Bartenders...............................................................      204      502       96      596      108      457
         Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food.......      141      349       42    (1)         99      341
         Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop..........       84      307       30    (1)         54      299
         Waiters and waitresses...................................................      852      391      292      436      560      367
         Food servers, nonrestaurant..............................................       91      451       29    (1)         62      424
         Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers...............      159      390       90      394       69      386
         Dishwashers..............................................................      152      361      108      367       44    (1)  
         Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop.................       49    (1)         10    (1)         39    (1)  
         Food preparation and serving related workers, all other..................        6    (1)          2    (1)          4    (1)  
       Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations..................    3,506      431    2,232      488    1,274      383
         First-line supervisors/managers of housekeeping and janitorial workers...      200      623      127      748       74      448
         First-line supervisors/managers of landscaping, lawn service,                                                                  
           and groundskeeping workers.............................................       86      687       82      712        4    (1)  
         Janitors and building cleaners...........................................    1,510      460    1,096      493      414      397
         Maids and housekeeping cleaners..........................................      847      378      105      436      742      371
         Pest control workers.....................................................       61      611       57      596        4    (1)  
         Grounds maintenance workers..............................................      802      420      766      422       37    (1)  
       Personal care and service occupations......................................    2,250      475      615      591    1,634      441
         First-line supervisors/managers of gaming workers........................       97      760       62      837       36    (1)  
         First-line supervisors/managers of personal service workers..............       61      618       23    (1)         38    (1)  
         Animal trainers..........................................................       12    (1)          6    (1)          6    (1)  
         Nonfarm animal caretakers................................................       62      457       18    (1)         45    (1)  
         Gaming services workers..................................................       84      650       41    (1)         43    (1)  
         Motion picture projectionists............................................        5    (1)          5    (1)       -        -   
         Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers..............................        7    (1)          4    (1)          3    (1)  
         Miscellaneous entertainment attendants and related workers...............       70      415       36    (1)         34    (1)  
         Funeral service workers..................................................        6    (1)          5    (1)          1    (1)  
         Barbers..................................................................       38    (1)         31    (1)          7    (1)  
         Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists...........................      306      496       37    (1)        269      489
         Miscellaneous personal appearance workers................................      130      462       28    (1)        102      444
         Baggage porters, bellhops, and concierges................................       55      581       44    (1)         11    (1)  
         Tour and travel guides...................................................       20    (1)          9    (1)         11    (1)  
         Transportation attendants................................................      102      717       34    (1)         68      637
         Child care workers.......................................................      435      396       25    (1)        410      393
         Personal and home care aides.............................................      485      414       91      475      394      404
         Recreation and fitness workers...........................................      176      514       70      639      105      487
         Residential advisors.....................................................       52      584       20    (1)         32    (1)  
         Personal care and service workers, all other.............................       46    (1)         28    (1)         18    (1)  
                                                                                                                                        
     Sales and office occupations.................................................   25,232      614    9,597      733   15,635      578
       Sales and related occupations..............................................   10,113      656    5,594      796    4,518      516
         First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers..................    2,432      669    1,382      781    1,050      556
         First-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers..............      788      882      555      947      233      765
         Cashiers.................................................................    1,376      360      359      399    1,018      349
         Counter and rental clerks................................................       93      586       58      671       35    (1)  
         Parts salespersons.......................................................      111      519       99      555       12    (1)  
         Retail salespersons......................................................    1,996      521    1,148      623      848      440
         Advertising sales agents.................................................      181      838       82      879       99      804
         Insurance sales agents...................................................      379      767      182      994      198      652
         Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents.............      290    1,127      206    1,272       84      760
         Travel agents............................................................       64      685       19    (1)         45    (1)  
         Sales representatives, services, all other...............................      431      926      283      957      148      841
         Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing.......................    1,143      986      844    1,064      299      846
         Models, demonstrators, and product promoters.............................       25    (1)          8    (1)         18    (1)  
         Real estate brokers and sales agents.....................................      462      794      211      952      251      682
         Sales engineers..........................................................       41    (1)         39    (1)          2    (1)  
         Telemarketers............................................................       95      457       34    (1)         61      473
         Door-to-door sales workers, news and street vendors, and related workers        55      507       29    (1)         26    (1)  
         Sales and related workers, all other.....................................      149      746       58      809       90      695
       Office and administrative support occupations..............................   15,119      601    4,003      651   11,117      590
         First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support                                                           
          workers..................................................................   1,500      731      470      848    1,029      688
         Switchboard operators, including answering service.......................       40    (1)          6    (1)         34    (1)  
         Telephone operators......................................................       37    (1)         10    (1)         27    (1)  
         Communications equipment operators, all other............................        7    (1)          3    (1)          4    (1)  
         Bill and account collectors..............................................      206      605       67      618      139      597
         Billing and posting clerks and machine operators.........................      428      584       42    (1)        386      575
         Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks.............................      950      606       85      645      865      603
         Gaming cage workers......................................................       15    (1)          2    (1)         13    (1)  
         Payroll and timekeeping clerks...........................................      127      690       17    (1)        110      700
         Procurement clerks.......................................................       23    (1)          8    (1)         15    (1)  
         Tellers..................................................................      338      469       54      471      284      468
         Brokerage clerks.........................................................        3    (1)       -        -           3    (1)  
         Correspondence clerks....................................................        7    (1)          3    (1)          4    (1)  
         Court, municipal, and license clerks.....................................       92      673       22    (1)         70      643
         Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks.................................       58      556       19    (1)         39    (1)  
         Customer service representatives.........................................    1,511      577      496      607    1,015      568
         Eligibility interviewers, government programs............................       60      665        9    (1)         50      668
         File clerks..............................................................      259      549       42    (1)        217      536
         Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks.....................................       81      410       24    (1)         58      406
         Interviewers, except eligibility and loan................................      110      581       22    (1)         88      573
         Library assistants, clerical.............................................       41    (1)          6    (1)         35    (1)  
         Loan interviewers and clerks.............................................      114      681       17    (1)         97      643
         New accounts clerks......................................................       24    (1)          3    (1)         20    (1)  
         Order clerks.............................................................       98      548       45    (1)         54      541
         Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping...............       48    (1)          9    (1)         40    (1)  
         Receptionists and information clerks.....................................      960      503       64      537      896      502
         Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks...........      120      572       50      752       70      538
         Information and record clerks, all other.................................       94      639        7    (1)         87      624
         Cargo and freight agents.................................................       17    (1)         12    (1)          5    (1)  
         Couriers and messengers..................................................      178      724      154      755       24    (1)  
         Dispatchers..............................................................      243      653      109      722      134      578
         Meter readers, utilities.................................................       42    (1)         36    (1)          6    (1)  
         Postal service clerks....................................................      157      877       77      905       80      853
         Postal service mail carriers.............................................      338      908      237      939      101      803
         Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators       84      830       49    (1)         35    (1)  
         Production, planning, and expediting clerks..............................      249      750      102      862      147      690
         Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks..................................      478      543      338      559      140      516
         Stock clerks and order fillers...........................................    1,059      468      688      470      371      466
         Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping...............       59      604       34    (1)         26    (1)  
         Secretaries and administrative assistants................................    2,575      616       90      736    2,485      614
         Computer operators.......................................................      112      673       55      749       58      632
         Data entry keyers........................................................      339      586       77      652      261      565
         Word processors and typists..............................................      112      571       10    (1)        102      560
         Desktop publishers.......................................................        3    (1)          1    (1)          3    (1)  
         Insurance claims and policy processing clerks............................      264      593       44    (1)        219      588
         Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service............       98      494       48    (1)         50      446
         Office clerks, general...................................................      840      585      113      602      727      582
         Office machine operators, except computer................................       30    (1)         15    (1)         15    (1)  
         Proofreaders and copy markers............................................       11    (1)          4    (1)          8    (1)  
         Statistical assistants...................................................       18    (1)          4    (1)         14    (1)  
         Office and administrative support workers, all other.....................      464      657      107      729      357      636
                                                                                                                                        
     Natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations.................   11,609      702   11,159      705      450      607
       Farming, fishing, and forestry occupations.................................      756      420      612      427      144      392
         First-line supervisors/managers of farming, fishing, and forestry workers       35    (1)         31    (1)          4    (1)  
         Agricultural inspectors..................................................       28    (1)         14    (1)         14    (1)  
         Animal breeders..........................................................        4    (1)          1    (1)          3    (1)  
         Graders and sorters, agricultural products...............................       63      463       24    (1)         39    (1)  
         Miscellaneous agricultural workers.......................................      564      394      481      402       83      346
         Fishers and related fishing workers......................................        9    (1)          9    (1)       -        -   
         Hunters and trappers.....................................................        1    (1)          1    (1)       -        -   
         Forest and conservation workers..........................................        5    (1)          4    (1)          1    (1)  
         Logging workers..........................................................       47    (1)         47    (1)       -        -   
       Construction and extraction occupations....................................    6,432      688    6,293      688      139      747
         First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction                                                          
          workers.................................................................      631      947      615      945       15    (1)  
         Boilermakers.............................................................       23    (1)         23    (1)       -        -   
         Brickmasons, blockmasons, and stonemasons................................      161      622      160      624        1    (1)  
         Carpenters...............................................................      986      656      975      655       11    (1)  
         Carpet, floor, and tile installers and finishers.........................      118      621      116      613        2    (1)  
         Cement masons, concrete finishers, and terrazzo workers..................       77      574       77      574     -        -   
         Construction laborers....................................................    1,210      564    1,180      558       31    (1)  
         Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators.......................       23    (1)         20    (1)          3    (1)  
         Pile-driver operators....................................................        2    (1)          2    (1)       -        -   
         Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators...........      360      749      354      744        6    (1)  
         Drywall installers, ceiling tile installers, and tapers..................      158      559      154      556        3    (1)  
         Electricians.............................................................      728      807      722      809        6    (1)  
         Glaziers.................................................................       41    (1)         41    (1)       -        -   
         Insulation workers.......................................................       35    (1)         31    (1)          3    (1)  
         Painters, construction and maintenance...................................      386      554      366      556       20    (1)  
         Paperhangers.............................................................        4    (1)          4    (1)       -        -   
         Pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters......................      492      784      484      785        8    (1)  
         Plasterers and stucco masons.............................................       42    (1)         42    (1)       -        -   
         Reinforcing iron and rebar workers.......................................       15    (1)         15    (1)       -        -   
         Roofers..................................................................      153      558      152      560        1    (1)  
         Sheet metal workers......................................................      112      732      105      733        7    (1)  
         Structural iron and steel workers........................................       71      871       71      871     -        -   
         Helpers, construction trades.............................................       94      504       89      500        5    (1)  
         Construction and building inspectors.....................................       84      854       77      849        7    (1)  
         Elevator installers and repairers........................................       39    (1)         36    (1)          3    (1)  
         Fence erectors...........................................................       26    (1)         26    (1)       -        -   
         Hazardous materials removal workers......................................       19    (1)         17    (1)          2    (1)  
         Highway maintenance workers..............................................       97      659       96      656        1    (1)  
         Rail-track laying and maintenance equipment operators....................       16    (1)         16    (1)       -        -   
         Septic tank servicers and sewer pipe cleaners............................        9    (1)          9    (1)       -        -   
         Miscellaneous construction and related workers...........................       24    (1)         24    (1)       -        -   
         Derrick, rotary drill, and service unit operators, oil, gas, and mining..       36    (1)         36    (1)          1    (1)  
         Earth drillers, except oil and gas.......................................       37    (1)         37    (1)       -        -   
         Explosives workers, ordnance handling experts, and blasters..............       10    (1)          9    (1)       -        -   
         Mining machine operators.................................................       49    (1)         48    (1)          1    (1)  
         Roof bolters, mining.....................................................        4    (1)          4    (1)       -        -   
         Roustabouts, oil and gas.................................................        8    (1)          8    (1)       -        -   
         Helpers--extraction workers..............................................        6    (1)          6    (1)       -        -   
         Other extraction workers.................................................       47    (1)         47    (1)          1    (1)  
       Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations..........................    4,420      774    4,253      774      167      779
         First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers..      297      937      273      940       24    (1)  
         Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers.................      271      823      240      805       31    (1)  
         Radio and telecommunications equipment installers and repairers..........      199      866      172      881       27    (1)  
         Avionics technicians.....................................................       15    (1)         13    (1)          2    (1)  
         Electric motor, power tool, and related repairers........................       19    (1)         17    (1)          2    (1)  
         Electrical and electronics installers and repairers, transportation                                                            
          equipment...............................................................        5    (1)          5    (1)       -        -   
         Electrical and electronics repairers, industrial and utility.............       18    (1)         17    (1)       -        -   
         Electronic equipment installers and repairers, motor vehicles............       26    (1)         25    (1)          1    (1)  
         Electronic home entertainment equipment installers and repairers.........       52      787       51      796        1    (1)  
         Security and fire alarm systems installers...............................       50      745       50      745     -        -   
         Aircraft mechanics and service technicians...............................      144      919      141      928        3    (1)  
         Automotive body and related repairers....................................      116      713      115      715        1    (1)  
         Automotive glass installers and repairers................................       26    (1)         26    (1)       -        -   
         Automotive service technicians and mechanics.............................      650      677      641      678        9    (1)  
         Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists....................      328      763      326      763        2    (1)  
         Heavy vehicle and mobile equipment service technicians and mechanics.....      202      846      200      847        2    (1)  
         Small engine mechanics...................................................       44    (1)         43    (1)          1    (1)  
         Miscellaneous vehicle and mobile equipment mechanics, installers, and                                                          
          repairers...............................................................       69      489       69      489     -        -   
         Control and valve installers and repairers...............................       22    (1)         22    (1)       -        -   
         Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers....      311      804      306      805        5    (1)  
         Home appliance repairers.................................................       31    (1)         31    (1)       -        -   
         Industrial and refractory machinery mechanics............................      419      801      407      806       12    (1)  
         Maintenance and repair workers, general..................................      420      720      404      719       16    (1)  
         Maintenance workers, machinery...........................................       40    (1)         40    (1)       -        -   
         Millwrights..............................................................       65      956       64      960        1    (1)  
         Electrical power-line installers and repairers...........................       97    1,093       96    1,090        1    (1)  
         Telecommunications line installers and repairers.........................      187      848      181      836        7    (1)  
         Precision instrument and equipment repairers.............................       46    (1)         40    (1)          6    (1)  
         Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers.............       31    (1)         27    (1)          4    (1)  
         Commercial divers........................................................        1    (1)          1    (1)       -        -   
         Locksmiths and safe repairers............................................       21    (1)         20    (1)          1    (1)  
         Manufactured building and mobile home installers.........................        7    (1)          6    (1)          1    (1)  
         Riggers..................................................................        7    (1)          7    (1)       -        -   
         Signal and track switch repairers........................................        5    (1)          5    (1)       -        -   
         Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers....................      16    (1)         16    (1)       -        -   
         Other installation, maintenance, and repair workers......................      166      639      156      638        9    (1)  
                                                                                                                                        
     Production, transportation, and material moving occupations..................   14,840      594   11,709      637    3,131      462
       Production occupations.....................................................    8,008      595    5,763      659    2,245      464
         First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers......      810      857      671      899      140      634
         Aircraft structure, surfaces, rigging, and systems assemblers............       23    (1)         16    (1)          6    (1)  
         Electrical, electronics, and electromechanical assemblers................      185      506       78      600      107      453
         Engine and other machine assemblers......................................       14    (1)         11    (1)          3    (1)  
         Structural metal fabricators and fitters.................................       29    (1)         29    (1)       -        -   
         Miscellaneous assemblers and fabricators.................................      959      531      622      581      337      466
         Bakers...................................................................      143      426       75      478       68      393
         Butchers and other meat, poultry, and fish processing workers............      303      490      223      512       81      430
         Food and tobacco roasting, baking, and drying machine operators and                                                            
          tenders.................................................................       10    (1)          5    (1)          5    (1)  
         Food batchmakers.........................................................       66      477       32    (1)         34    (1)  
         Food cooking machine operators and tenders...............................        5    (1)          3    (1)          2    (1)  
         Computer control programmers and operators...............................       65      810       59      820        6    (1)  
         Extruding and drawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and                                                       
          plastic.................................................................        9    (1)          9    (1)       -        -   
         Forging machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic.......       10    (1)         10    (1)       -        -   
         Rolling machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic.......       12    (1)         11    (1)          1    (1)  
         Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders,                                                          
          metal and plastic.......................................................      104      525       82      548       22    (1)  
         Drilling and boring machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal                                                        
          and plastic.............................................................        2    (1)          2    (1)          1    (1)  
         Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters,                                                                
         operators, and tenders,                                                                                                        
           metal and plastic......................................................       52      690       44    (1)          8    (1)  
         Lathe and turning machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and                                                      
          plastic.................................................................       23    (1)         20    (1)          3    (1)  
         Milling and planing machine setters, operators, tenders, metal and                                                             
          plastic.................................................................        6    (1)          5    (1)          1    (1)  
         Machinists...............................................................      376      708      351      715       25    (1)  
         Metal furnace and kiln operators and tenders.............................       25    (1)         24    (1)          1    (1)  
         Model makers and patternmakers, metal and plastic........................        9    (1)          9    (1)       -        -   
         Molders and molding machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and                                                         
          plastic.................................................................       52      589       40    (1)         11    (1)  
         Multiple machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic         3    (1)          1    (1)          2    (1)  
         Tool and die makers......................................................       64      946       64      952        1    (1)  
         Welding, soldering, and brazing workers..................................      536      666      514      673       22    (1)  
         Heat treating equipment setters, operators, and tenders, metal and                                                             
          plastic.................................................................       10    (1)          7    (1)          3    (1)  
         Lay-out workers, metal and plastic.......................................        8    (1)          7    (1)          1    (1)  
         Plating and coating machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and                                                         
          plastic.................................................................       12    (1)         11    (1)          1    (1)  
         Tool grinders, filers, and sharpeners....................................        5    (1)          5    (1)       -        -   
         Metalworkers and plastic workers, all other..............................      356      586      283      605       73      515
         Bookbinders and bindery workers..........................................       29    (1)         17    (1)         12    (1)  
         Job printers.............................................................       36    (1)         30    (1)          5    (1)  
         Prepress technicians and workers.........................................       37    (1)         17    (1)         20    (1)  
         Printing machine operators...............................................      197      631      157      669       40    (1)  
         Laundry and dry-cleaning workers.........................................      179      362       73      414      106      345
         Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials........................       47    (1)          9    (1)         37    (1)  
         Sewing machine operators.................................................      175      386       45    (1)        131      383
         Shoe and leather workers and repairers...................................        3    (1)          3    (1)       -        -   
         Shoe machine operators and tenders.......................................        3    (1)       -       (1)          2    (1)  
         Tailors, dressmakers, and sewers.........................................       25    (1)          5    (1)         20    (1)  
         Textile bleaching and dyeing machine operators and tenders...............        3    (1)          3    (1)       -        -   
         Textile cutting machine setters, operators, and tenders..................        4    (1)          3    (1)          1    (1)  
         Textile knitting and weaving machine setters, operators, and tenders.....        3    (1)          2    (1)          1    (1)  
         Textile winding, twisting, and drawing out machine setters, operators,                                                         
          and tenders.............................................................       11    (1)          3    (1)          8    (1)  
         Extruding and forming machine setters, operators, and tenders, synthetic                                                       
          and glass fibers........................................................        3    (1)          2    (1)          1    (1)  
         Fabric and apparel patternmakers.........................................        2    (1)       -        -           2    (1)  
         Upholsterers.............................................................       30    (1)         23    (1)          7    (1)  
         Textile, apparel, and furnishings workers, all other.....................       20    (1)         14    (1)          6    (1)  
         Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters.......................................       61      641       57      655        4    (1)  
         Furniture finishers......................................................        9    (1)          7    (1)          2    (1)  
         Sawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, wood.....................       38    (1)         35    (1)          2    (1)  
         Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing.......       18    (1)         12    (1)          6    (1)  
         Woodworkers, all other...................................................       17    (1)         13    (1)          4    (1)  
         Power plant operators, distributors, and dispatchers.....................       53      960       47    (1)          6    (1)  
         Stationary engineers and boiler operators................................       97      848       96      849        1    (1)  
         Water and liquid waste treatment plant and system operators..............       73      705       69      693        4    (1)  
         Miscellaneous plant and system operators.................................       34    (1)         33    (1)          1    (1)  
         Chemical processing machine setters, operators, and tenders..............       51      918       45    (1)          6    (1)  
         Crushing, grinding, polishing, mixing, and blending workers..............      106      596       88      576       18    (1)  
         Cutting workers..........................................................       72      502       55      514       18    (1)  
         Extruding, forming, pressing, and compacting machine setters, operators,                                                       
          and tenders.............................................................       29    (1)         21    (1)          8    (1)  
         Furnace, kiln, oven, drier, and kettle operators and tenders.............       11    (1)          8    (1)          3    (1)  
         Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers.....................      711      660      409      765      301      527
         Jewelers and precious stone and metal workers............................       28    (1)         16    (1)         13    (1)  
         Medical, dental, and ophthalmic laboratory technicians...................       73      582       34    (1)         39    (1)  
         Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders......................      240      449      109      501      131      401
         Painting workers.........................................................      163      565      144      579       19    (1)  
         Photographic process workers and processing machine operators............       32    (1)         16    (1)         16    (1)  
         Semiconductor processors.................................................        5    (1)          2    (1)          3    (1)  
         Cementing and gluing machine operators and tenders.......................        9      463        6    (1)          3    (1)  
         Cleaning, washing, and metal pickling equipment operators and tenders....        2    (1)          2    (1)       -        -   
         Cooling and freezing equipment operators and tenders.....................        1    (1)          1    (1)       -        -   
         Etchers and engravers....................................................        3    (1)          2    (1)          1    (1)  
         Molders, shapers, and casters, except metal and plastic..................       33    (1)         30    (1)          3    (1)  
         Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders......................       41    (1)         29    (1)         12    (1)  
         Tire builders............................................................       12    (1)          9    (1)          3    (1)  
         Helpers--production workers...............................................      31    (1)         26    (1)          5    (1)  
         Production workers, all other............................................      866      545      615      592      251      485
       Transportation and material moving occupations.............................    6,832      593    5,946      615      886      455
         Supervisors, transportation and material moving workers..................      215      761      177      796       38    (1)  
         Aircraft pilots and flight engineers.....................................       92    1,390       88    1,399        4    (1)  
         Air traffic controllers and airfield operations specialists..............       26    (1)         19    (1)          7    (1)  
         Ambulance drivers and attendants, except emergency medical technicians...       16    (1)         12    (1)          4    (1)  
         Bus drivers..............................................................      372      561      201      605      171      507
         Driver/sales workers and truck drivers...................................    2,729      702    2,613      709      116      542
         Taxi drivers and chauffeurs..............................................      208      503      179      514       30    (1)  
         Motor vehicle operators, all other.......................................       33    (1)         27    (1)          6    (1)  
         Locomotive engineers and operators.......................................       53    1,223       51    1,207        2    (1)  
         Railroad brake, signal, and switch operators.............................        5    (1)          5    (1)       -        -   
         Railroad conductors and yardmasters......................................       53    1,067       51    1,080        2    (1)  
         Subway, streetcar, and other rail transportation workers.................       22    (1)         16    (1)          5    (1)  
         Sailors and marine oilers................................................       13    (1)         13    (1)       -        -   
         Ship and boat captains and operators.....................................       36    (1)         33    (1)          3    (1)  
         Ship engineers...........................................................        4    (1)          4    (1)       -        -   
         Bridge and lock tenders..................................................        7    (1)          5    (1)          2    (1)  
         Parking lot attendants...................................................       50      436       46    (1)          3    (1)  
         Service station attendants...............................................       64      373       56      378        7    (1)  
         Transportation inspectors................................................       44    (1)         37    (1)          7    (1)  
         Other transportation workers.............................................       13    (1)         11    (1)          2    (1)  
         Conveyor operators and tenders...........................................        6    (1)          6    (1)       -        -   
         Crane and tower operators................................................       68      925       66      933        2    (1)  
         Dredge, excavating, and loading machine operators........................       41    (1)         39    (1)          1    (1)  
         Hoist and winch operators................................................        4    (1)          4    (1)       -        -   
         Industrial truck and tractor operators...................................      551      534      511      533       40    (1)  
         Cleaners of vehicles and equipment.......................................      227      428      208      437       19    (1)  
         Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand...................    1,392      501    1,194      508      198      417
         Machine feeders and offbearers...........................................       29    (1)         16    (1)         13    (1)  
         Packers and packagers, hand..............................................      315      388      129      410      186      368
         Pumping station operators................................................       23    (1)         22    (1)          1    (1)  
         Refuse and recyclable material collectors................................       70      475       61      493       10    (1)  
         Shuttle car operators....................................................        5    (1)          5    (1)       -        -   
         Tank car, truck, and ship loaders........................................        4    (1)          4    (1)       -        -   
         Material moving workers, all other.......................................       43    (1)         35    (1)          8    (1)  

       1 Data are not shown where base is less than 50,000.
       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.