Table A.1 . Employment status of the civilian population by sex and age 

(Numbers in thousands) 

' The population f~ures are not adjusted .. for seasonal variation; .therefom. identical numbers appear in the unadjust

Employment status . sex. and age 

TOTAL 

Civilian noninstiiulional population 

Civilian labor force .. Participationrate . Employed 

Employment-popuktion ratio 

Agriculture 

Nonagricultural industries - - Unemployed .- Unemployment rate - . Notinhborforce 

Men, 16 years and over 

Civiiiannoninstitutionalpopulatim 

Civilianlaborforce 

Partidpatiinrate - ... Employed ........................................................... Employment-population ralim 

Unemployed -- Unemployment rate . 

Men, 20 years and over 

Civiliannonimtitutionalpopulatim 

Civilianlaborforce .. Participationrate - - - Employed .- Empfoymentpcpulation ratio 

Agriculture 

Nmagricutturaiindustries - Unemployed 

Unemployment ale ...... 

Women, 16 years and over 

Civiliannoninstitutiialpopulatim ................................. Civilian Lbor force 

Partidpatiirate 

Employed 

Emplo)l.nent.popuhtionratio ....... : .- .... : Unemployed 

Unemployment rate .......... 

Women, 20 years and over 

Civilian nonintiitulional population 

CM'I'an labor lonx r ... Participation rate .................................................. . Employed 

Employment-populationratio 

Agriculture 

Nmagricuiluralindustries - Unemployed L - Unemployment rate .. + i 

Both sexes, 16ito 19 years 

Civilian noninstitutional popu~atibn 

C~.liankborforce .- 

Participation rate 

Employed 

Emphyment-populatiinratio 

Agricullure ..................... i 

Nonagricuilural industries ....................................... Unemployed ............................................... . : Unemploymenlrate . 

Jan . 

1994 

195. 953 

130.643 

66.7 

121.903 

622 

3.328 

118. 575 

8.740 

6.7 

65.310 

93.909 

70, 709 

75.3 

65.846 

70.1 

4. 863 

6.9 

86.778 

66. 800 

77.0 

62.745 

723 

2.338 

60.407 

4.055 

6.1 

102. 044 

59.934 

58.7 

56. 057 

54.9 

3. 877 

6.5 

95.109 

56, 373 

59.3 

53. 061 

55.8 

751 

52. 316 

3. 306 

5.9 

14.066 

7.470 

53.1 

6.091 

43.3 

239 

5.852 

1.37'9 

18.5 

Not 

Jan . 

1994 

195.953 

129.393 

66.0 

119.901 

612 

Z892 

117. 009 

9.492 

7.3 

66.561 

93. 909 

69.959 

74.5 

64.434 

686 

5. 526 

7.9 

86. 778 

66. 412 

76.5 

61.678 

71.1 

2, 096 59.583 

4.733 

7.1 

102044 

59. 433 

582 

55.467 

54.4 

3.966 

6.7 

95.109 

56. 177 

59.1 

52715 

55.4 

654 

52061 

8462 

6.2 

14.066 

6. BW 

48.4 

597 

392 

142 

5. 365 

1297 

19.1 

seasonally 

Dec . 1994 

197. 765 

131. 418 

66.5 

124. 729 

63.1 

3.285 

121.444 

6, 690 

5.1 

66. 347 

94.851 

71.060 

74.9 

57.292 

70.9 

3, 767 

5.3 

87. 617 

57.388 

76.9 

64.263 

73.3 

2291 

61. 972 

3.125 

4.6 

102. 913 

60. 359 

58.7 

57.437 

55.8 

2.922 

4.8 

95.873 

56. 871 

59.3 

54. 404 

56.7 

824 

53.580 

2.467 

4.3 

14.274 

7.159 

. 502 

6.062 

42.5 

171 

5. 891 

1.097 

15.3 

Sept . 1994 

197248 

131. 291 

66.6 

123.644 

62.7 

3.411 

120233 

7.647 

5.8 

65.957 

94. 576 

70. 791 

74.9 

66.682 

70.5 

4. 109 

5.8 

87. 321 

66.909 

76.6 

63.517 

72.7 

2.293 

61.224 

3. 392 

5.1 

102.672 

60.5M) 

58.9 

56. 462 

55.5 

3. 538 

5.8 

95.658 

57.031 

59.6 

54.044 

56.5 

847 

53.197 

2.987 

52 

14269 

7.351 

51.5 

6.083 

426 

271 

5.812 

1,ZM 

17.2 

adjusted 

Jan . 

1995 

197. 753 

130.698 

66.1 

122. 597 

620 

3.087 

119. 510 

8. 101 

62 

67, 055 

94.749 

70.597 

74.5 

65.966 

69.6 

4.631 

6.6 

87.528 

57. 044 

76.6 

63.086 

72.1 

2.146 

60.940 

3.958 

5.9 

103.001 

60.102 

58.3 

56. 631 

55.0 

3.470 

5.8 

95.961 

56.697 

59.1 

53. 753 

56.0 

762 

52. 991 

2, 944 

52 

14.263 

6.957 

48.8 

5.758 

40.4 

1 79 

5.579 

1.199 

172 

Seaso

Oc

19

197. 

131.

6

124.

6

3.

120.

7.5

65.

94.

71.

7

67.

7

4.

87. 

67.

7

63.8

7

2.

61.4

3.

la7

60. 

5

57.0

5

3. 

95.

56.

5

54. 

5

53.

2.

14.

7

5

6.

4

5.

12
HOUSEHOLD DATA 

Table A.2 . Employment status of the civilian population by race. sex. age. and Hispanic origin 

(Numbers in thousands) 

See foolnotes st end of table . 

Ernfloyrnent status. race. sex. age. and 

Hispanic origin 

WHITE 

Civilian noninstautonal papulaticm 

Cn'lian kbor fofce 

Parlicipation rate 

Employed 

EmpbymenI-populationratio 

Unemployed 

Unemployment rate 

Men, 20 years and over Civilianlaborform 

Patikipation rale 

Employed - Employment-populationratio 

Unemployed ................................................................. Unemploymen! rate 

Women, 20 years and over Civilianlaborforce 

Participationrate 

Employed - Employmentpopulaticmralio 

Unemployed .- . Unemployment rate . 

Both sexes, 16 to 19 years 

Ciliinkbwfofce - .... Participationrate 

Employed 

Employmen(-populalian ratio 

Unemployed 

Unemploymenlrale 

Men 

Women - 

BLACK 

CiviliannoninstitutbMJpopulatim 

Cvilianbborfarce .. Partidpation rate - .... Employed - Employment-popuktionralii 

Unemployed 

Unemployment rate . 

Men, 20 years and over . Civilianlaborforce . Paiticipalionrale : .. Employed : - Employment-popu[alionratio 

Unemployed 

Unempbyment rate ................................................. - 

Women, 20 years and over CMlian labor force .................. - .............................. PartidpaTionrate .-- . Employed L - - . Employment-pcpulationralio 

Unemployed ;+ ..... Unemployment rate :-: -- ..... . . 

Both sexes, 16 td 19 years 

Civilian hbot force 

Paiticipalionrate . Employed . Employment-pcpulatbnralii 

Unemployed - Unemploymentrate . Men .....-...-... - ........ - ....... - ....... ................-. . Women .. 

adjusted 

Jan . 1995 

166. 361 

110.848 

66.6 

104.718 

62.9 

6.129 

5.5 

57.520 

77.1 

54.460 

73.0 

3, 060 

5.3 

47.302 

58.9 

45.147 

562 

'2.155 

4.6 

6.026 

53.1 

5.112 

45.1 

914 

152 

172 

13.1 

23.089 

14.420 

625 

12.893 

55.8 

1. 527 

10.6 

6.680 

723 

5.999 

64.9 

681 

102 

7.057' 

60.8 

6.436 

55.4 

620 

8.8 

683 

30.5 

458 

20.5 

226 

33.0 

. 325 

33.6 

Jan . 1994 

165.014 

110. 669 

67.1 

1042 68 

632 

6. 401 

5.8 

57.314 

77.4 

54. 307 

73.3 

3. 007 

5.2 

47.CQ7 

59.0 

44. 656 

56.0 

2.371 

5.0 

6.328 

56.6 

5.305 

47.4 

1.023 

162 

18.0 

14.1 

22.723 

14.423 

63.5 

12.544 

552 

1.879 

13.0 

6.585 

723 

5.760 

63.5 

805 

122 

6.949 

60.8 

6.167 

54.0 

782 

11.3 

889 

40.5 

597 

272 

292 

328 

39.3 

26.7 

Not 

Jan . 

1994 

165.014 

109.750 

66.5 

102628 

622 

7. 122 

6.5 

57. 059 

77.0 

53.458 

722 

3. 602 

6.3 

46. 928 

58.8 

44.408 

55.7 

2.520 

5.4 

5. 763 

515 

4. 762 

426 

1. MX) 

17.4 

202 

142 

a723 

14.197 

625 

122 74 

54.0 

1. 923 

13.5 

6. 501 

71.4 

5.621 

61.7 

880 

13.5 

6.896 

60.4 

6. 097 

53.4 

B00 

11.6 

800 

36.4 

556 

25.3 

243 

30.4 

38.8 

23.0 

Seas

O

19

165

11 1

106

5

57

55

2

47

45

2

6

5

22

14

13

1

6

6

7

6

Sept . 1994 

165832 

11 1.31 

67.2 

105.740 

63.8 

5.641 

5.1 

57.478 

77.2 

54. 926 

73.8 

2.552 

4.4 

47.737 

59.6 

45.560 

56.9 

2.177 

4.6 

6.166 

54.6 

5254 

46.5 

912 

14.8 

16.2 

13.3 

22. 955 

14.477 

. 63.1 

12. 927 

56.3 

1.550 

10.7 

6.637 

72.1 

5.989 

65.1 

648 

a8 

7.001 

60.7 

6.368 

55.2 

633 

9.0 

839 

37.8 

570 

25.7 

269 

32.1 

30.8 

33.4 

seasonally 

Dec . 1994 

166. 175 

111.385 

67.0 

106.427 

64.0 

4.958 

4.5 

57. 730 

77.4 

55.334 

742 

2, 396 

4.1 

47.507 

592 

45.747 

57.0 

1.760 

3.7 

6.148 

54.3 

5. 346 

472 

8M 

13.0 

15.2 

10.8 

23.052 

14.470 

62.8 

13.154 

57.1 

1.316 

9.1 

6. 723 

72.7 

6.199 

67.0 

524 

7.8 

7.001 

60.5 

6.443 

55.7 

558 

8.0 

746 

33.5 

513 

23.0 

234 

31.3 

31.0 

31.7 
HOUSEHOLD DATA 

Table A.2 . Employment status of the civilian population by ace. sex. age. and Hispanic origin- Continue

(Numbers in thousands) 

' The population figures are not adjusted for seasonal variation; therefore . because data for the 'other races' gro

-dentical numbers appear in the unadjusted and seasonally adjusted columns . included in bolh the white and bladc popu

NOTE: Detail lor the above race and Hispanic~rigin groups will not sum to lotals 

Employment status. race. sex. age . and 

Hispanic origin 

HISPANIC ORIGIN 

Civilian noninstautional population 

Civiliinlabwforce 

Paticipationrate 

Employed 

Empbyment-populationratio 

Unemployed 

Unemployment rate .... 

Table A.3 . Selected employment indicators 

(Numbers in thousands) 

NOTE: Perrons at work excludes employed persons who were absent froin their work full lime but worked only 1 to 34 ho

jobs during Ihe entire reference week for reasons such as vacation . illness. or such as holidays. illness . and bad weather 

mdustMl dispute . Part time for noneamomic reasons exdudes persons *rho usually 

. Not seasonally adjusted 

Category 

CHARAClERlSTiC 

Tdal emMyed . 16 years and over 

Marrkdmen.spousepresent . Marrkdwomen.spausepresent 

Women who maintain families 

OCCUPATION 

Managerial and professional specialty 

Technical. sales . and admin*trative support 

Senice occupations .. Precisionprodutimn.crah,andrepair 

0peraton.fabricators.andlaborers 

Farming. forestry . and fshing . 

CLASS OF WORKER 

Agricuhure: 

Wageandsalaryworkers .- . SeW-employsdworkers i .. Unpaid family workers 

Nonagricukural industries: 

Wageandsalarywodars 

Government . Private induslries . Private households ........... . Otherindustries - Self-employsdworkers r y.. . Unpaid family workers ........ A ... 

PERSONS AT WORK PART TIME 

All industries: 

Parttimeforemwnicreasoos .................................. Sladcwork or business anditions 

Could only find part-time work 

Part time for noneconomic reasons 

Nonagrtuhural industries: 

Parttimeforeanomicreasons - -. Sladcwork or business andifions 

Could onlyfmd part-time rmrk 

Parttimefornoneconomicreasons 

Seaso

Jan 

1995 

18. 368 

11.939 

65.0 

10.595 

57.7 

1.344 

11.3 

Jan . 1994 

17.849 

11. 593 

65.0 

10253 

57.4 

1. 346 

11.6 

Dec . 1994 

18. 385 

12. 078 

65.7 

11. 005 

59.9 

1.073 

8.9 

Not seasonally adjusted 

Jan . 1994 

17.&29 

11.702 

65.6 

10.459 

58.7 

1.233 

10.5 

Seaso

Jan . 1934 

119. 901 

40. 944 

31.358 

. 6.769 

33, 125 

37.037 

16.578 

13. 129 

17.067 

2.964 

1.357 

1.474 

61 

108. 098 

18. 235 

89. 863 

843 

89.m 

8. 774 

137 

5. 235 

2.835 

2.047 

17. 851 

4.963 

2.698 

I, 982 

17.278 

Sept . 1994 

18.244 

11.997 

65.8 

10.806 

592 

I. 191 

9.9 

Dec 

1994 

124.729 

41.775 

32.103 

6. 960 

34.776 

38. 143 

16.631 

13.685 

38.069 

3. 424 

1.660 

1.583 

42 

112.389 

18.454 

93.935 

1.004 

92.931 

8.944 

111 

4.408 

2. 463 

1.621 

18.972 

4. 157 

2.313 

1.584 

18. 311 

Jan . 1994 

121.903 

41.405 

31.496 

6.684 

33. 023 

37. 179 

16.925. 

13. 508 

17. 646 

3. 581 

1.661 

1.596 

71 

109. 406 

18.192 

91.214 

944 

90.270 

9, 050 

137 

5.059 

2.547 

2.140 

17.629 

4.748 

2.418 

2. 055 

17.005 

0.

199

18, 2

12.2

6

11. 0

6

1.1

Oc

199

124.1

41.5

31.7

7.0

34. 2

37. 6

17.0

13.4

18.1

3. 6

1. 7

1.6

111.6

18.2

93.4

9

925

8.8

1

4.4

2. 3

1.7

17.6

4.22

2.2

1. 7

16. 9

Jan . 1995 

122.597 

41.185 

31.578 

7.055 

34.507 

37.155 

16.672 

13.398 

17.644 

3.22 1 

1.523 

1.533 

31 

110.646 

18.331 

92.315 

959 

91.355 

8, 768 

96 

4.848 . 2. 795 

1. 704 

18. 173 

4.620 

2. 638 

I, 6TI 17.584 

SepL 

1994 

123.644 

41.557 

31.905 

7.029 

34242 

37.635 

16. 749 

13.452 

18. 023 

3.632 

1. 712 

1.630 

63 

111.1W 

18.306 

92. 794 

903 

91. 891 

8. 989 

134 

4.333 

2. 404 

1.697 

17. 609 

4. 154 

2330 

1.646 

16, 982 
HOUSEHOLD DATA 

Table A.4 . Selected unemployment indicators. seasonally adjusted 

(Numbers in thousands) 

' Unemployment as a penznl of fie civiran labo; fwce . andlor irregular armportents and cons

SeamIly adjusted unemployment data for service occupations are not precision . available because Ihe seasonal mpnents are small rekf~e to the trend-cyck 

Table A.5 . Duration of unemployment 

Category 

CHARACTERISTIC 

Total . 16 years and wer . Men . 20 years and over . Woman . 20yearsand over 

Bolhsexes.16to19years - .......................................... 

Married men. spouse present 

Married women. spouse presenl 

Women who maintain families 

Full-time worken ................ : - - Part-time workers 

OCCUPATIONZ 

ManageMl and professional specialty 

Techn'kal. sales . and administrative support 

Precision produclion. craft . and repair 

Operators . fabricators. and laborers 

Farming. forestry, and fishing 

INDUSTRY 

Nonagricunural private wage and salary workers - Goods-producing industries - .. Mining - 

Construction - Manufacturing . Durabk goods . Nondurable goods . Sewiceproducing industries 

Transportalion and public utilities -- Wholesale and retail lrade .- Finance . kuranca. and real estate 

Services .- ......................................................... - Gwemment walkers ....-..........-.................................... Agricultural wage and salary workers 

(Numbers in thousands) 

Un

Number of 

Jan . 

1994 

8. 740 

4.055 

3. 306 

1. 379 

1.808 

1.450 

710 

7.163 

1.572 

967 

2.122 

1.012 

1. 938 

334 

6.840 

2.128 

41 

8m 

1265 

671 

614 

. 4.712 

368 

2.072 

278 

1.994 

71 0 

247 

Jan . 

1994 

6.7 

6.1 

5.9 

18.5 

4.2 

4.4 

9.3 

6.8 

6.2 

28 

5.4 

7.0 

9.9 

8.5 

7.0 

7.8 

6.0 

13.6 

62 

5.5 

7.1 

6.7 

5.4 

8.1 

3.8 

6.5 

3.8 ' 

12.9 

Duration 

NUMBER OF UYEMPLOYED 

3 

LessthanSweeb .. .. 5to14waeks ...-.-...-...........r............... . 15weeksandover .- . 15to26weeks .. nweeksandwer 

Average (mean) duration . in weeks 

Median duration. in weeks .- ... 

PERCENT DlSTRIBUTlON 

Totalunemployed 

Less than 5 WWb .- . 5to14Weeks 

15mksandover . 151026WeekS . 27mltsandover -.- - - 

unemployed persons 

Sea

(in thousands) 

Dec . 1994 

7.155 

3.169 

2.688 

1298 

1.358 

I. 213 

684 

5.677 

1.478 

805 

1.699 

830 

1, 610 

323 

5. 594 

1.734 

28 

682 

1. 024 

550 

474 

3. 860 

297 

1.729 

218 

1.616 

587 

217 

Sept . 1994 

5.8 

5.1 

52 

172 

3.4 

4.0 

8.9 

5.8 

5.8 

2.5 

4.7 

6.0 

8.4 

8.2 

6.0 

6.5 

5.1 

10.7 

5.3 

5.3 

5.4 

5.8 

4.5 

7.0 

4.3 

5.5 

3.2 

11.1 

Jan . 1994 

3. 319 

2. 351 

3.046 

1.308 

1.730 

18.4 

85 

100.0 

38.1 

27.0 

34.9 

15.0 

19.9 

Not seasonally adjusted 

Jan . 1995 

7.498 

3.406 

2.817 . 

1.274 

1. 455 

1, 204 

705 

5.938 

1.548 

802 

1.808 

849 

1.631 

329 

5. 649 

1 . i79 

38 

767 

974 

495 

479 

3.870 

341 

1. 721 

215 

1.593 

602 

225 

O

1

1

1

1

Jan . 1994 

3. 731 

2.509 

3251 

1.463 

1, 788 

18.1 

8.4 

100.0 

39.3 

26.4 

34.3 

15.4 

18.8 

Dec . 

1994 

2249 

2156 

2285 

1.019 

1266 

17.7 

8.7 

lW.O 

33.6 

322 

342 

152 

18.9 

Sept 

1994 

2, 675 

2294 

2, 768 

1.213 

1.555 

18.8 

9.5 

100.0 

34.6 

29.6 

35.8 

15.7 

20.1 

Jan . 1995 

3.307 

2265 

2529 

1.143 

1. 387 

16.5 

7.7 

1W.O 

40.8 

28.0 

312 

14.1 

17.1 

O

1

2

2

2

1

1

1
+ N --N w 

N ,g6%Sgg bbbz ~oLb&bb !?k$,t"'glg% Pmvl mmw 

pw-m tDm-vl-mld 

hEbg m$pyjg$ bovlvlnmo N,&;~B; 
HOUSEHOLD DATA 

Table A.7 . Unemployed persons by sex and age. seasonally adjusted 

Unemployment as a percent of the civilian labor force . . 

Age and sex 

Total . 16 years and over .. 16to24years 

16 to 19 years 

16 lo 17 years - 18to19years .- 20 to 24 years 

25 years and over 

25 to 54 years 

55 years and over 

Men.16yearsandover .. 16to24years 

161019years - 1610 17years 

18to19years 

20 lo 24 years ..................................................................... 25 years and over 

25to 54 years 

55 years and over .- 

Wmen. 16 years and over .- 161024years 

16 to 19 years - 16 to 17 years 

18 to 19 years 

20 to 24 years - 25yearsandover 

25 to 54 years 

55 years and over .. 

Table A.8 . Persons not in the labor force and multiple jobholders by sex. not seasonally adjusted 

(Numbers in thousands) 

Number of 

unmployed persons 

(in thousands) 

Data refer lo persons who have searched for work during the prior 12 such reasons as childcare and transportalion 

months and were available to take a iob during the reference week number for which reason for nonparlicipation wa

Includes thinks no work available . muld not find work. la& schooling or ' lndudes persons who work part time on th

training . employer thinks Ica young or old and olher types of diimination their secondary job@) . not shown separately . Includes those who did not actively look for work in the pnor 4 weeks for 

Unemp

Jan . 

1994 

8. 740 

2. 899 

1.379 

655 

707 

1. 520 

5.786 

5. 083 

700 

4.863 

1.656 

808 

377 

412 

848 

3.151 

2.779 

404 

3.877 

1.243 

571 

278 

295 

672 

2. 635 

22Q4 

296 

Category . . 

NOT IN THE LABOR FORCE 

Total not in the labor force 

Persons who current^ want a job - ... .- .... - 

Searched for work and available to work now' ... Reason nd currently looking: 

Dismuragement ove~job pmspeclf .- Reasons cUier lhan d~rnura~erned 

' ! MULTIPLE JOBHOLDEAS . . 

Total muHiplejobholders4 - ......... L . Percent of totat employed 

Primary job full time. secondary pb part time .- Priinary and secondary jobs bolh part time .- Primary and secondary pbs bolh full time 

Hours vary on primary or semndary job - ......................... ..-.- 

Dec . 1994 

7. 155 

2. 513 

1. 298 

573 

728 

1.215 

4.717 

4.130 

539 

3.896 

1. 411 

727 

313 

41 1 

684 

2551 

2217 

306 

3.259 

1. 102 

571 

260 

317 

531 

2. 166 

1.913 

233 

Jan . 1994 

6.7 

13.5 

18.5 

21.3 

16.2 

10.8 

5.3 

5.4 

4.5 

6.9 

14.6 

20.7 

23.6 

17.9 

11.4 

5.3 

55 

4.7 

6.5 

122 

16.0 

18.8 

142 

10.1 

5.3 

5.4 

42 

Jan . 

1995 

7. 498 

2.464 

1.274 

633 

629 

1.190 

4. 971 

4.365 

606 

4. WO 

1.366 

684 

338 

329 

682 

2.672 

2.352 

347 

3.408 

1. 098 

591 

294 

300 

508 

2,299 

2.014 

259 

Total 

67, 055 

5.999 

1.783 

440 

1.343 

7.156 

5.8 

4.288 

1.533 

233 

1. 074 

Jan

Sept . 1994 

5.8 

12.1 

172 

18.8 

16.0 

9.4 

4.6 

4.8 

B8 

5.8 

126 

18.5 

19.4 

17.5 

9.5 

4.5 

4.6 

3.9 

5.8 

11.6 

15.9 

18.2 

142 

9.3 

4.7 

5.0 

3.6 

Oct 

1994 

5.7 

' 11.8 

17.1 

17.8 

16.8 

9.0 

4.5 

4.7 

3.9 

5.7 

124 

18.1 

182 

18.1 

9.4 

4.5 

4.6 

4.1 

5.7 

112 

16.0 

17.4 

15.4 

8.6 

4.6 

4.8 

3.7 
HOUSEHOLD DATA 

Table A.9 . ~m~lo~ment status of the civilian population for 11 large states 

(Numbers in thousands) 

See footnotes at end of table . 

State and employment status ' 

California 

Civiliannoninstitutionalpopulation ........................... Civilian labor force .................................................. Employed ........................................................ Unemployed ......................................................... Unemployment rate .............................................. 

Florida 

Civilian noninstitutional population .......................... Civilianlaborforce .......................................... . Employed .............................................................. Unemployed ...................................................... Unemployment rate ..................................... .. .. 

Illinois 

Civiliannoninst~~tionalpopulation ........................... Civilian hbor force ................................................ Employed ........................ ............................... Unemployed .- .................................... ............... Unemployment rate ......................................... 

Massachusetts 

Civiliannonintiitutionalpopulation .......................... Civiliinlaborforce .- .............................................. Employed .............................................................. Unemployed ....-..... .................................... ..... Unemployment rate .............................................. 

Michigan 

Civilian noninstitutional population ........................... Civilian laborforce ................................................. Employed ...................................................... Unemployed .................................................... Unemployment rate ........................... .............. 

New Jersey 

CiviliannoninstitUtionalpopufation ......-......... .1 ....... Civilianlaborforce ............................ ............ ..... Employed ........................................................... Unemployed ......................................................... Unemployment rate .............................................. 

New York :., 

Civilian noninstitutional population .... : ...................... 

\ Civilianlaborforce .............................................. Employed ............................................ .- ............... Unemployed ..................................................... Unemployment rate .......................................... 

Jan . 1994 

23. 418 

15. 610 

14. 040 

1. 570 

10.1 

10.821 

6. 802 

6. 307 

495 

7.3 

8. 844 

6. 003 

5. 607 

396 

6.6 

4.682 

3. 183 

2. 959 

224 

7.0 

7.129 

4. 778 

4. 426 

352 

7.4 

6.048 

4. 002 

3. 723 

279 

7.0 

14. 001 

8. 590 

7.952 . 638 

7.4 

adjusted1 

Jan . 1995 

23.528 

15. 274 

13. 950 

1. 325 

8.7 

10. 984 

6.778 

6. 346 

432 

6.4 

8. 884 

5. 954 

5. 609 

345 

5.8 

4.688 

3.187 

2.977 

21 1 

6.6 

7.153 

4.695 

4. 401 

294 

6.3 

6. 070 

3.992 

3. 694 

298 

7.5 

13. 981 

8. 396 

7:832 

564 

6.7 

Sept . 1994 

23.489 

15. 456 

14. 175 

1.2 80 

8.3 

10. 929 

6. 873 

6. 427 

446 

6.5 

8.870 

5. 959 

5. 630 

329 

5.5 

4. 685 

3. 195 

3. 019 

176 

5.5 

7.144 

4.772 

4. 513 

259 

5.4 

6. 062 

4. 042 

3.774 

268 

6.6 

13. 986 

8.551 

8. 012 

538 

6.3 

Not 

Jan . 1 994 

23. 418 

15. 508 

13. 878 

1. 631 

10.5 

10. 821 

6. 718 

6. 194 

524 

7.8 

8. 844 

5. 942 

5. 516 

426 

72 

4. 682 

3. 147 

2. 907 

240 

7.6 

7.129 

4. 752 

'4. 365 

387 

8.1 

6. 048 

3.983 

3. 694 

289 

7.3 

14. 001 

8. 544 

7. 845 

700 

8.2 

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14

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10

6

6

8

6

5

4

3

2

7

4

4

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4

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seasonally 

Dec . 1994 

23. 524 

15. 338 

14.259 

1. 078 

7.0 . 

10.973 

6. 896 

6. 524 

372 

5.4 

8. 883 

5. 967 

5. 714 

253 

42 

4. 688 

3. 194 

3. 026 

168 

52 

7. 152 

4.709 

4. 515 

194 

4.1 

6.070 

4. 017 

3. 785 . 232 

5.8 

13. 985 

8. 511 

8.059 

452 

5.3 
HOUSEHOLD DATA 

Table A.9 . Employment status of the civilian population for 11 large states - Continued 

(Numbers in thousands) 

These are the official Bureau of Labor Statistics' estimates used in the columns . administration of Federal fund allocation programs . NOTE: Data have been revise

The population figures are not adjusted for seasonal variation; therefore. population contrqls and new seaso

identical numbers appear in the unadjusted and the seasonally adjusted subject to revision . 

State and employment status 

North Carolina 

Ci~liannoninstitutionalpopulation ........................... Civilianlaborforce .................................................. Employed .............................................................. Unemployed .................................................. Unemployment rate 

Ohio 

Civilian noninstitutional population ........................... Civilianlaborforce .................................................. Employed .............................................................. . Unemployed ......................................................... Unemployment rate ............................................ 

Pennsylvania 

Ci~iliannonintitutionalpopulation ........................... Civilianlaborforce .............................................. Employed .............................................................. Unemployed ......................................................... Unemployment rate .............................................. 

Texas 

Civilian noninstitutional population ........................... Civilianlaborforce ............................................. Employed .............................................................. Unemployed ......................................................... Unemployment rate ....................................... 

Not 

Jan . 1994 

5. 343 

3. 503 

3. 340 

162 

4.6 

8. 405 

5. 455 

5. 057 

398 

7.3 

9. 279 

5. 750 

5. 363 

388 

6.7 

13.432 

9.248 

8.618 

630 

6.8 

Jan . 1994 

5. 343 

3. 560 

3. 413 

147 

4.1 

8. 405 

5. 506 

5.167 

339 

62 

9. 279 

5. 818 

5. 460 

358 

6.2 

13. 432 

9. 305 

8.737 

568 

6.1 

seasdna~~~ 

Dec . 1994 

5, 425 

3. 672 

3.564 

108 

2.9 

8. 434 

5.543 

5. 308 

235 

42 

92 84 

5. 780 

5.473 

308 

5.3 

13. 668 

9. 418 

8. 876 

542 

5.8 

adjusted1 

Jan . 1995 

5.431 

3. 598 

3. 445 

154 

4.3 

8. 434 

5. 448 

5. 168 

280 

5.1 

9282 

5.722 

5.353 

369 

6.5 

13.687 

9. 408 

8.801 

M)8 

6.5 

Sept . 1994 

5. 401 

3. 646 

3. 469 

1 77 

4.9 

8. 424 

5. 516 

5. 220 

295 

5.4 

9. 280 

5. 791 

5. 412 

380 

6.6 

13.601 

9. 340 

8. 754 

586 

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. Table 8.1 . Employees on nonfarm payrolls by Industry -Continued 

(In thousands) 

These series are no1 published seasonally adjusted since the pr5asion . seasonal component is small relative to the trendcycle andlor irregular lndudes other industries. not s

mmponents and consequently cannot be separated with sutliaent P =preliminary . 

Industry 

Retailtrade ....................................................... Building materkls and garden supplies ........ General merchandise stores ....................-.. Foodstores ................................................... Automotive dealers and service stations ...... Apparelandaccessorystores ...................... Furniture and home lurnishings stores ......... Eatinganddrinkingplaces .......................... Miscellaneous retail establishments ............. 

Finance . insurance. and real estate ................. Finance ......................................................... Depositoryinstitutions .............................. Nondepositoryinstifulions ........................ Securityand commodity brokers .............. Holding and other investment otlices ....... Insurance .................................................... Insurancecarriers ............................. .-.. Insurance agents. brokers. and service .... Realestate ............................................... 

services2 .......................................................... Agriculrural services ..................................... Hotelsand orherlodging places ..........-..-.. Personalsenrices ........................................ Businessservices ...................................... Personnel suppb services ....................... Autorepair.smkes. andpar.ng ...,........... Miscellaneous repair services ..................... Motion pictures ............................................ Amusement and recreation services ....-...... Healthsewices ............................................. Hospitals .......................................... . Legalservices .............................................. Educational services ..................................... Social services ............................................. Museums and bdanical and zdogical 

gardens ..................................................... Membership organizations ........................... Engineering and management services ....... Services. nec ................................................ 

Government .................................................. Federal ......................................... .:......... 

State ........................................................... Education ..--...............-..... ........ OtherStategovernment ........................... Local .................................... : ............. Mucation ...................................... : ......... Otherlocalgovernment ........ : ............-.... 

Jan . 

1994 

1'9.586 

765.5 

2,462.6 

3.195.0 

2.055.4 

1.152.1 

861.0 

6.619.1 

2.474.9 

6.713 

3.241 

2.051.9 

477.2 

486.0 

226.0 

2. 184 

1.523.6 

660.2 

1288 

30. 429 

452.6 

1.514.3 

1,191.6 

5.942.9 

2.0052 

960.0 

3686 

4320 

1,100.5 

8.886.4 

3.784.6 

931.6 

1.683.5 

2.153.5 

70.4 

2.007.6 

2.539.3 

40.0 

18.861 

2.877 

4. 445 

1. 801 B 

2.6429 

11. 539 

6.555.0 

4.984.4 

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Nov . 

1994 

20.950 

852.8 

2.730.4 

3.296.6 

2.192.3 

1.195.8 

955.1 

7.098.3 

2.626.3 

6. 766 

3.238 

2.029.5 

461.0 

509.8 

237.6 

2170 

1.502.7 

657.2 

1.358 

32.445 

563.4 

1.540.2 

1.112.5 

6.827.4 

2.513.4 

1.0820 

387.6 

529.3 

1.146.1 

9.127.2 

3.790.3 

946.7 

1.91 2.0 

2.326.7 

78.0 

2.052.5 

2.638.7 

41.0 

19.618 

2. 837 

4. 720 

2.036.2 

2.683.6 

12. 061 

6.884.1 

5.177.0 

Jan . 1994 

19. 924 

808 

2.421 

3.215 

2.084 

1. 146 

855 

6. 928 

2.467 

6. 771 

3.252 

2.057 

477 

489 

229 

2.187 

1.525 

662 

1.332 

31. 004 

539 

1.602 

1.149 

6. 092 

2. 130 

992 

373 

435 

1251 

8909 

3.788 

937 

1.710 

2.162 

R 

2.042 

2.560 

(1) 

18.901 

2.893 

4.492 

1.824 

2. 668 

11. 516 

6. 404 

5.112 

Sept . 1994 

20.470 

848 

2.484 

3.248 

2.171 

1.154 

914 

7.111 

2.540 

6.794 

3.251 

2.036 

472 

508 

235 

2. 178 

1. 512 

666 

1.365 

32.138 

561 

1. 609 

1.138 

6.593 

2.418 

1.065 

382 

502 

1254 

9.084 

3. 791 

946 

1.761 

2296 

79 

2062 

2. 632 

(1) 

19. 151 

2.863 

4. 593 

1.690 

2.703 

11.695 

6.547 

5. 148 

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1SS4p 

21.297 

851.4 

2,818.9 

3.341.0 

2.190.8 

1.258.4 

973.7 

7.151.3 

2.71 1.6 

6.776 

3.243 

2033.0 

458.1 

511.3 

240.4 

2172 

1,502.2 

669.8 

1.361 

32.419 

524.1 

1,538.2 

1,122.2 

6,817.0 

2.563.1 

1.084.1 

386.3 

541.6 

1.149.7 

9.153.1 

3.791.7 

948.3 

1.810.4 

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2.048.1 

2.647.3 

41.0 

19.491 

2.872 

4.680 

1.997.0 

2.683.0 

119 9 

6.878724 

5.066.5 

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20.390 

825.5 

2.566.8 

3.268.9 

2.186.6 

1.156.7 

954.9 

6.883.2 

2.547.7 

6.735 

3. 233 

2.025.4 

458.1 

5119 

237.6 

2.165 

1.495.7 

670.1 

1.336 

31. 957 

469.0 

1.507.4 

1,186.1 

6.619.8 

2.391.5 

1.083.7 

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1.1 D9.8 

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3.792.7 

946.2 

1.7369 

2,324.5 

73.4 

2.023.0 

2.643.6 

41.7 

19.090 

2. 627 

4. 532 

1.848.4 

2.683.2 

11.731 

6.705.4 

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See fodnote 1. table 82 . P = preliminary . 

Industry 

Total private ............................................. Seasonally adjusted ............................... 

Mining ................................................................... 

ConstruUion ......................................................... 

Manufacturing ....................................................... 

Durable goods .................................................. Lumber and wood products ............................ Furniture and frxlures ...................................... Stone . day, and glass products ...................... Primary metal industries ............................. .... Mast furnaces and basic steel products ..... Fabricated metal products .............................. Industrial machinery and equipment ..........-... Electronic and other electrical equipment ....... Transportationequipment ............................... Motor vehides and equipment .................... Instruments and related products ................... Miscellaneous manufacturing ......................... 

Nondurablegoods ............................................ Food and kindred products ............................. Tobacooproducts ... Textile mill produds ........................................ Apparel and other textile products .................. Paper and allied produds ............................... Printing and publishing ................................ ... Chemicals and allied pducts ........................ Petroleum and coat products ......................... Rubber and misc . plastics products ................ Leather and leather products .......................... 

Transportation and public utilities ......................... 

Wholesale trade .................................................... 

Retail trade ........................................................... 

Finm . insurance . and real estate .................-.. 

Se~ices ................-............'................................ 

Table 8.4 . Average hourly earnings of production or nomuperviso~ workers1 on private non

Industry. seasonally adlusted 

See foolnote 1 . table 8.2 . D mber 1994 .he lalest month av

The Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners yDerived by assuming that over

and Clerical Workers (CPI-W) is used to deflate this the rate of time and one.half . se 'es NA . = not available . &age was . o percent from November 1994 M P =preliminary . 

Jan . 1994 

$11.06 

11.02 

15.06 

14.41 

11.96 

12.56 

9.74 

9.42 

11.96 

14.16 

16.56 

11.87 

12.92 

11.41 

1626 

16.69 

12.41 

9.57 

11.16. 

10.59 

16-69 

9.03 

7.22 

13.56 

12.06 

15.00 

18.84 

10.70 

7.03 

13.83 

1195 

7.45 

11.79 

11.06 

A

Industry 

Total private: 

CurrentdolPrs ................................ Constant (T982) dollars2 .- ..-......... Mining ........ + ................................... Construction ..................................... Manufacturing ................................... Exduding overtime4 ..............-..... Transportation and public utilities - ... Wholesaletrade ...................-........... Relail trade .- .................................. Finance . insurance. and real estate 

Services ........................ ... ..... 

Average 

Nov . 1994 

$11.26 

11.23 

14.97 

14.85 

12.17 

12.77 

9.92 

9.68 

12.20 

14.43 

17.13 

12.03 

13.10 

11.55 

16.63 

17.10 

12.54 

9.77 

11.36 

10.82 

19.12 

9.27 

7.44 

13.91 

12.20 

15.33 

19.30 

10.68 

8.03 

14.09 

12.11 

7.57 

11 37 

1l.Z 

Jan . 1994 

$11.02 

7.43 

14.03 

14.43 

11.95 

11.34 

13.80 

1192 

7.41 

11.73 

10.97 

Sept . 1994 

$11.17 

7.38 

14.94 

14.82 

12.12 

11.46 

13.89 

1204 

7.52 

11.89 

11.12 

Jan . 1994 

$379.36 

383.50 

664.15 

533.17 

496.34 

53254 

339.37 

hourly earnings 

Oec . 1994p 

$11.27 

11.25 

15.10 

14.80 

12.26 

12.88 

9.96 

9.78 

12.21 

14.51 

17.12 

12.09 

13.18 

11.59 

16.84 

17.35 

12.62 

9.89 

11.42 

10.03 

18.20 

9.30 

7.46 

13.96 

12.27 

15.44 

19.28 

10.79 

8.04 

14.09 

12.16 

7.59 

12.02 

11.30 

Oct . 1994 

$11.25 

7.43 

15.06 

14.91 

12.14 

11:51 

14.03 

1219 

7.56 

1206 

1122 

Jan . 1995p 

$1 1.37 

11 32 

15.24 

14.66 

12.25 

12.85 

9% 

9.66 

12.22 

14.52 

1722 

12.06 

13.13 

11.60 

16.80 

17.13 

12.58 

9.94 

11.43 

10.87 

18.59 

9.35 

7.53 

13.95 

1223 

15.35 

19.10 

10.79 

8.10 

14.18 

12.25 

7.66 

12.19 

11.43 

375.86 

502.32 

625.87 

723.67 

503.29 

562.02 

480.36 

710.56 

757.73 

515.02 

379.93 

450.86 

426.78 

625.58 

372.04 

265.70 

592.57 

458.28 

648.00 

B30.84 

448.33 

303.38 

547.67 

456.49 

210.09 

429.1 6 

359.45 

Nov . 

1994 

$11.23 

7.39 

15.05 

14.82 

12.17 

11.48 

14.09 

12.11 

7.56 

11.98 

11.17 

Dec . 1994p 

$11.25 

7.39 

15.10 

14.76 

12.19 

11.58 

14.06 

1214 

7.61 

11.97 

11.21 

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