HOUSEHOLD DATA HOUSEHOLD DATA

ANNUAL AVERAGES ANNUAL AVERAGES

16. Employed persons in nonagricultural industries by sex and class of worker

(In thousands)

Industry and sex

2005

Total

employed

Wage and salary workers Selfemployed

workers

Unpaid

family

Total workers Private

industries Government

TOTAL

 Mining ........................................................................... 624 614 609 4 11 –

 Construction ................................................................. 11,197 9,352 8,895 458 1,830 15

 Manufacturing ............................................................... 16,253 15,919 15,839 80 327 7

 Durable goods ............................................................ 10,333 10,119 10,057 62 209 5

 Nondurable goods ...................................................... 5,919 5,800 5,782 18 118 2

 Wholesale and retail trade ............................................ 21,405 20,133 20,031 102 1,251 20

 Wholesale trade .......................................................... 4,579 4,363 4,354 10 213 3

 Retail trade ................................................................. 16,825 15,770 15,678 92 1,038 17

 Transportation and utilities ........................................... 7,360 6,914 5,377 1,537 442 4

 Transportation and warehousing ................................ 6,184 5,737 4,543 1,195 442 4

 Utilities ........................................................................ 1,176 1,176 834 342 – –

 Information .................................................................... 3,402 3,276 3,083 193 126 –

 Financial activities ........................................................ 10,203 9,415 9,187 228 785 3

 Finance and insurance ............................................... 7,035 6,724 6,584 140 309 2

 Real estate and rental and leasing ............................. 3,168 2,691 2,603 88 476 1

 Professional and business services ............................. 14,294 12,326 11,923 402 1,957 11

 Professional and technical services ........................... 8,584 7,426 7,208 218 1,154 5

 Management, administrative, and waste services ...... 5,709 4,900 4,715 184 803 6

 Education and health services ...................................... 29,174 28,092 17,752 10,340 1,071 11

 Educational services ................................................... 12,264 12,066 3,379 8,688 197 –

 Health care and social assistance .............................. 16,910 16,025 14,373 1,652 874 11

 Hospitals ................................................................... 5,719 5,705 4,959 747 13 –

 Health services, except hospitals ............................. 8,332 7,957 7,508 449 368 7

 Social assistance ...................................................... 2,860 2,363 1,907 456 493 4

 Leisure and hospitality .................................................. 12,071 11,384 10,931 453 674 13

 Arts, entertainment, and recreation ............................ 2,765 2,346 1,951 395 415 4

 Accommodation and food services ............................. 9,306 9,038 8,981 57 259 9

 Other services .............................................................. 7,020 5,976 5,946 31 1,036 8

 Other services, except private households ................. 6,208 5,164 5,134 31 1,036 8

 Private households ..................................................... 812 812 812 – – –

 Public administration .................................................... 6,530 6,530 – 6,530 – –

Men

 Mining ........................................................................... 545 535 531 4 10 –

 Construction ................................................................. 10,118 8,393 7,984 409 1,721 4

 Manufacturing ............................................................... 11,370 11,161 11,102 59 207 3

 Durable goods ............................................................ 7,636 7,482 7,435 47 153 2

 Nondurable goods ...................................................... 3,734 3,679 3,667 12 54 1

 Wholesale and retail trade ............................................ 11,896 11,193 11,143 50 696 8

 Wholesale trade .......................................................... 3,263 3,100 3,092 8 161 1

 Retail trade ................................................................. 8,633 8,093 8,052 41 534 6

 Transportation and utilities ........................................... 5,633 5,244 4,196 1,048 388 1

 Transportation and warehousing ................................ 4,707 4,318 3,551 767 388 1

 Utilities ........................................................................ 926 926 645 281 – –

 Information .................................................................... 1,900 1,812 1,773 39 88 –

 Financial activities ........................................................ 4,563 4,089 3,993 95 474 –

 Finance and insurance ............................................... 2,920 2,698 2,652 46 222 –

 Real estate and rental and leasing ............................. 1,643 1,390 1,341 49 252 –

 Professional and business services ............................. 8,161 6,947 6,690 257 1,213 2

 Professional and technical services ........................... 4,766 4,047 3,905 142 719 –

 Management, administrative, and waste services ...... 3,395 2,901 2,785 116 493 1

 Education and health services ...................................... 7,304 7,033 4,079 2,955 267 5

 Educational services ................................................... 3,804 3,740 1,219 2,521 64 –

 Health care and social assistance .............................. 3,500 3,293 2,859 433 203 5

 Hospitals ................................................................... 1,347 1,338 1,085 253 9 –

 Health services, except hospitals ............................. 1,749 1,572 1,480 92 176 1

 Social assistance ...................................................... 404 383 295 88 18 3

 Leisure and hospitality .................................................. 5,864 5,508 5,241 266 352 5

 Arts, entertainment, and recreation ............................ 1,516 1,294 1,050 244 219 2

 Accommodation and food services ............................. 4,348 4,213 4,191 22 132 3

 Other services .............................................................. 3,407 2,873 2,854 19 531 3

 Other services, except private households ................. 3,339 2,806 2,786 19 531 3

 Private households ..................................................... 67 67 67 – – –

 Public administration .................................................... 3,558 3,558 – 3,558 – –

See footnotes at end of table.

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HOUSEHOLD DATA HOUSEHOLD DATA

ANNUAL AVERAGES ANNUAL AVERAGES

16. Employed persons in nonagricultural industries by sex and class of worker—Continued

(In thousands)

Industry and sex

2005

Total

employed

Wage and salary workers Selfemployed

workers

Unpaid

family

Total workers Private

industries Government

Women

 Mining ........................................................................... 80 79 79 – 1 –

 Construction ................................................................. 1,079 960 911 49 109 11

 Manufacturing ............................................................... 4,882 4,758 4,737 21 120 4

 Durable goods ............................................................ 2,697 2,637 2,622 15 56 3

 Nondurable goods ...................................................... 2,185 2,121 2,114 6 64 1

 Wholesale and retail trade ............................................ 9,509 8,941 8,888 53 555 13

 Wholesale trade .......................................................... 1,316 1,264 1,262 1 51 1

 Retail trade ................................................................. 8,192 7,677 7,626 51 504 11

 Transportation and utilities ........................................... 1,727 1,669 1,180 489 54 3

 Transportation and warehousing ................................ 1,477 1,419 992 428 54 3

 Utilities ........................................................................ 250 250 189 61 – –

 Information .................................................................... 1,502 1,464 1,311 154 38 –

 Financial activities ........................................................ 5,640 5,326 5,193 133 311 3

 Finance and insurance ............................................... 4,115 4,025 3,932 94 88 2

 Real estate and rental and leasing ............................. 1,525 1,301 1,262 39 223 1

 Professional and business services ............................. 6,132 5,378 5,233 145 745 9

 Professional and technical services ........................... 3,818 3,379 3,303 76 434 5

 Management, administrative, and waste services ...... 2,314 1,999 1,931 69 310 5

 Education and health services ...................................... 21,869 21,059 13,673 7,385 804 7

 Educational services ................................................... 8,459 8,326 2,160 6,166 133 –

 Health care and social assistance .............................. 13,410 12,733 11,513 1,219 671 7

 Hospitals ................................................................... 4,372 4,368 3,874 494 4 –

 Health services, except hospitals ............................. 6,582 6,385 6,028 357 192 5

 Social assistance ...................................................... 2,456 1,980 1,612 368 475 1

 Leisure and hospitality .................................................. 6,207 5,876 5,690 186 322 8

 Arts, entertainment, and recreation ............................ 1,249 1,052 901 151 196 2

 Accommodation and food services ............................. 4,958 4,825 4,789 35 126 6

 Other services .............................................................. 3,614 3,104 3,092 11 505 5

 Other services, except private households ................. 2,869 2,359 2,348 11 505 5

 Private households ..................................................... 745 745 745 – – –

 Public administration .................................................... 2,971 2,971 – 2,971 – –

 NOTE: Beginning in January 2005, data reflect revised population controls used in the household survey. Dash indicates no data or data that

do not meet publication criteria.

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