HOUSEHOLD DATA                                                                                             HOUSEHOLD DATA
  ANNUAL AVERAGES                                                                                           ANNUAL AVERAGES
  
  26.  Unemployed persons by industry, class of worker, and sex
                                                                                                                           
                                                                                                                           
                                                              Thousands of                 Unemployment rates              
                                                                persons                                                    
                                                                                                                           
                Industry and class of worker                                                                               
                                                                  Total          Total            Men            Women     
                                                                                                                           
                                                                                                                           
                                                              2008    2009     2008    2009    2008    2009    2008    2009
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        
                                                                                                                           
      Total, 16 years and over ............................   8,924  14,265     5.8     9.3     6.1    10.3     5.4     8.1
                                                                                                                           
  Nonagricultural private wage and salary workers..........   7,118  11,654     5.9     9.8     6.2    10.8     5.6     8.5
                                                                                                                           
    Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction..........      25      90     3.1    11.6     3.2    12.2     2.0     7.2
                                                                                                                           
    Construction...........................................   1,030   1,770    10.6    19.0    11.0    19.6     7.1    13.8
                                                                                                                           
    Manufacturing..........................................     945   1,890     5.8    12.1     5.3    11.8     6.9    12.7
                                                                                                                           
      Durable goods........................................     597   1,279     5.6    12.9     5.4    12.7     6.4    13.5
        Nonmetallic mineral products.......................      35      65     6.5    12.0     6.4    10.9     6.9    16.2
        Primary and fabricated metal products..............      99     229     5.3    13.2     5.0    13.4     6.7    12.5
        Machinery manufacturing............................      75     152     5.5    11.5     5.4    10.8     5.8    13.9
        Computer and electronic products...................      68     152     4.5    10.8     3.7    10.4     6.0    11.7
        Electrical equipment and appliances................      27      56     5.2    12.5     5.7    11.7     4.2    14.3
        Transportation equipment...........................     132     322     5.5    14.6     5.2    14.0     6.6    16.5
        Wood products......................................      33      67     6.9    14.7     7.2    14.5     5.5    15.9
        Furniture and related product manufacturing........      44      93     7.4    17.7     8.2    17.8     5.4    17.4
        Miscellaneous manufacturing........................      84     144     6.5    11.3     5.6    12.0     7.8    10.0
                                                                                                                           
      Nondurable goods.....................................     348     611     6.0    10.6     5.1    10.1     7.5    11.7
        Food manufacturing.................................     107     144     6.5     8.5     5.5     8.2     8.1     9.2
        Beverage and tobacco products......................      19      27     6.9     9.8     6.4     7.0     8.2    17.2
        Textile, apparel, and leather......................      64     121     8.9    17.8     6.6    19.2    10.8    16.6
        Paper and printing.................................      46     114     4.2    11.1     3.7    10.1     5.2    13.5
        Petroleum and coal products........................       7      16     4.1     7.7     4.5     7.9     2.2     7.1
        Chemicals..........................................      58     115     4.3     8.6     3.8     8.9     5.4     8.1
        Plastic and rubber products........................      47      73     8.0    14.1     7.3    13.3     9.7    16.3
                                                                                                                           
    Wholesale and retail trade.............................   1,205   1,844     5.9     9.0     5.2     8.9     6.6     9.1
      Wholesale trade......................................     179     280     4.5     7.2     4.1     6.9     5.4     7.8
      Retail trade.........................................   1,026   1,564     6.2     9.5     5.6     9.6     6.8     9.3
                                                                                                                           
    Transportation and utilities...........................     312     525     5.1     8.9     4.9     8.9     5.8     8.9
      Transportation and warehousing.......................     288     479     5.6     9.7     5.5     9.9     5.9     9.0
      Utilities............................................      24      45     2.6     4.8     1.9     3.9     5.4     8.6
                                                                                                                           
    Information (1)........................................     167     294     5.0     9.2     4.9     8.5     5.2    10.3
      Publishing, except Internet..........................      35      65     4.4     9.1     5.0     9.6     3.8     8.5
      Motion pictures and sound recording industries.......      37      61     9.0    13.8     9.5    10.9     7.9    18.9
      Radio and television broadcasting, and                                                                               
       and cable subscriptions programming.................      24      50     4.1     8.3     4.2     7.5     4.0     9.9
      Telecommunications...................................      54     101     4.4     8.4     3.3     7.4     6.2    10.0
      Internet service providers and data processing                                                                       
       services............................................      12    -        7.0    -        6.6    -        7.6    -   
      Libraries, archives, and other information services..       4       6     4.1     6.2     6.8   (2)       2.6     4.2
                                                                                                                           
    Financial activities...................................     380     598     3.9     6.4     3.8     6.5     4.1     6.3
      Finance and insurance................................     256     395     3.6     5.8     3.3     5.6     3.8     5.9
         Finance...........................................     182     287     3.9     6.4     3.6     6.2     4.1     6.6
         Insurance.........................................      75     108     3.1     4.6     2.6     4.1     3.4     4.8
      Real estate and rental and leasing...................     124     203     4.8     8.1     4.7     8.5     5.0     7.7
         Real estate.......................................      94     152     4.6     7.5     4.2     7.9     4.9     7.1
         Rental and leasing services.......................      29      51     6.1    10.7     6.4    10.0     5.3    12.3
                                                                                                                           
    Professional and business services.....................     921   1,522     6.5    10.8     6.6    10.2     6.5    11.6
      Professional and technical services..................     317     563     3.8     6.7     3.6     6.0     4.0     7.6
      Management, administrative, and waste services (1)...     604     959    10.5    16.7    10.5    15.8    10.5    18.3
         Administrative and support services...............     581     915    10.9    17.3    11.0    16.3    10.8    18.8
         Waste management and remediation services.........      18      40     5.3    10.5     5.6    10.3     3.9    11.5
                                                                                                                           
    Education and health services..........................     698   1,100     3.5     5.3     3.4     5.5     3.5     5.2
       Educational services................................     185     274     4.8     6.6     4.9     6.8     4.7     6.6
       Health care and social assistance...................     513     826     3.2     4.9     2.9     5.0     3.3     4.9
         Hospitals.........................................      90     132     1.6     2.4     1.9     3.0     1.5     2.2
         Health services, except hospitals.................     297     487     3.6     5.5     3.2     5.3     3.6     5.5
         Social assistance.................................     126     207     5.6     8.7     4.1     9.8     5.9     8.5
    Leisure and hospitality................................   1,102   1,543     8.6    11.7     8.5    11.6     8.8    11.8
       Arts, entertainment, and recreation.................     194     279     8.2    11.1     9.1    11.6     7.1    10.5
       Accommodation and food services.....................     908   1,263     8.8    11.8     8.3    11.6     9.1    12.0
          Accommodation....................................     117     199     7.3    12.5     7.3    11.0     7.3    13.5
          Food services and drinking places................     791   1,065     9.0    11.7     8.5    11.7     9.5    11.7
                                                                                                                           
    Other services.........................................     332     477     5.3     7.5     5.7     8.3     4.9     6.8
       Other services, except private households...........     253     386     4.7     7.1     5.4     8.1     3.8     5.8
          Repair and maintenance...........................     114     173     6.5     9.8     6.6    10.3     5.3     5.9
          Personal and laundry services....................      77     115     4.5     6.7     5.5     7.7     4.0     6.2
          Membership associations and organizations........      63      98     3.2     4.9     3.3     4.3     3.2     5.4
       Private households..................................      79      91     8.9    10.4    15.5    15.1     8.2     9.8
                                                                                                                           
  Agricultural and related private wage and salary workers      123     200     9.2    14.3     8.9    14.1    10.3    15.3
  Government workers.......................................     534     799     2.4     3.6     2.5     3.9     2.4     3.4
  Self-employed and unpaid family workers..................     383     577     3.6     5.5     4.0     6.2     3.0     4.3
  No previous work experience..............................     766   1,035    -       -       -       -       -       -   

    1 Includes other industries, not shown separately.
    2 Data not shown where base is less than 35,000.
    NOTE:  Effectively with January 2009 data, industries reflect the introduction of the 2007 census industry
  classification system into the Current Population Survey.  This industry classification system is derived from the 2007
  North American Industry Classification System.  No historical data have been revised. Data refer to the sole or prinicpal
  job of full-time wage and salary workers.  Updated population controls are introduced annually with the release of
  January data.  Dash indicates no data or data that do not meet publication criteria.