Non-Agricultural Employment by Industry, Tallahassee · PDF fileNon-Agricultural Employment by Industry, Tallahassee MSA Last updated 3/10/2016. ... Less than 9th grade 3,215 2% 739,623

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DATA CENTER | WORKFORCENon-Agricultural Employment by Industry, Tallahassee MSA

Last updated 3/10/2016. Data subject to change.

Change from September August September Aug 2015 to

Sep 2015 Sep 2014 to

Sep 2015 Industry Title 2015 2015 2014 Level Percent Level Percent

Total Nonagricultural

Employment

175,200 171,200 174,000 4,000 2.3% 1,200 0.7%

Total Private 114,100 112,300 112,000 1,800 1.6% 2,100 1.9% Goods Producing 8,600 8,600 9,400 0 0.0% -800 -8.5% Mining, Logging, and Construction

5,800 5,800 6,400 0 0.0% -600 -9.4%

Manufacturing 2,800 2,800 3,000 0 0.0% -200 -6.7% Service Providing 166,600 162,600 164,600 4,000 2.5% 2,000 1.2%

Private Service Providing

105,500 103,700 102,600 1,800 1.7% 2,900 2.8%

Trade, Transportation,

and Utilities

25,200 24,900 23,800 300 1.2% 1,400 5.9%

Wholesale Trade 3,300 3,300 3,400 0 0.0% -100 -2.9% Retail Trade 20,100 19,800 18,600 300 1.5% 1,500 8.1%

Food and Beverage Stores

4,000 4,000 4,000 0 0.0% 0 0.0%

General Merchandise

Stores

4,000 4,100 4,000 -100 -2.4% 0 0.0%

Transportation, Warehousing, and

Utilities

1,800 1,800 1,800 0 0.0% 0 0.0%

Information 3,900 3,900 3,900 0 0.0% 0 0.0% Financial Activities

7,100 7,200 7,200 -100 -1.4% -100 -1.4%

Professional and Business Services

18,800 18,900 19,000 -100 -0.5% -200 -1.1%

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Education and Health Services

21,100 20,900 20,800 200 1.0% 300 1.4%

Leisure and Hospitality

20,100 18,600 18,600 1,500 8.1% 1,500 8.1%

Other Services 9,300 9,300 9,300 0 0.0% 0 0.0% Total Government 61,100 58,900 62,000 2,200 3.7% -900 -1.5%

Federal 1,900 2,000 1,900 -100 -5.0% 0 0.0% State 44,200 42,000 44,800 2,200 5.2% -600 -1.3% Local 15,000 14,900 15,300 100 0.7% -300 -2.0%

Employment estimates have been rounded to the nearest hundred.

Source: Florida Department of Economic Opportunity, Bureau of Labor Market Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages Program



DATA CENTER | WORKFORCE

Tallahassee MSA Labor ForceLast updated 3/10/2016. Data subject to change.

Year Month Labor Force Employed Unemployed Unemployment Rate 2011 January 189,728 173,282 16,446 8.7 2012 January 185,526 170,994 14,532 7.8 2013 January 185,783 172,219 13,564 7.3 2014 January 186,656 175,387 11,269 6.0 2015 January 190,514 179,879 10,635 5.6


Time Period Labor Force Employment Unemployment Unemployment Rate Jan-11 191,453 175,207 16,246 8.5 Feb-11 191,319 175,393 15,926 8.3 Mar-11 191,045 175,271 15,774 8.3 Apr-11 190,833 175,060 15,773 8.3 May-11 190,634 174,764 15,870 8.3 Jun-11 190,119 174,079 16,040 8.4 Jul-11 189,544 173,472 16,072 8.5 Aug-11 189,287 173,356 15,931 8.4 Sep-11 189,180 173,434 15,746 8.3 Oct-11 189,041 173,620 15,421 8.2 Nov-11 188,833 173,748 15,085 8.0 Dec-11 188,448 173,647 14,801 7.9 Jan-12 188,080 173,542 14,538 7.7 Feb-12 187,951 173,540 14,411 7.7 Mar-12 187,709 173,358 14,351 7.6 Apr-12 187,370 172,956 14,414 7.7 May-12 187,405 172,860 14,545 7.8 Jun-12 187,708 173,226 14,482 7.7 Jul-12 187,837 173,653 14,184 7.6 Aug-12 187,933 174,125 13,808 7.3 Sep-12 188,347 174,777 13,570 7.2 Oct-12 188,612 175,267 13,345 7.1



Nov-12 188,463 175,310 13,153 7.0 Dec-12 188,293 175,044 13,249 7.0 Jan-13 187,882 174,658 13,224 7.0 Feb-13 187,221 174,398 12,823 6.8 Mar-13 186,975 174,451 12,524 6.7 Apr-13 187,160 174,663 12,497 6.7 May-13 187,326 174,819 12,507 6.7 Jun-13 187,287 174,990 12,297 6.6 Jul-13 187,015 175,160 11,855 6.3 Aug-13 186,808 175,224 11,584 6.2 Sep-13 186,681 175,153 11,528 6.2 Oct-13 186,529 175,143 11,386 6.1 Nov-13 186,665 175,520 11,145 6.0 Dec-13 187,254 176,226 11,028 5.9 Jan-14 188,232 177,059 11,173 5.9 Feb-14 189,210 177,720 11,490 6.1 Mar-14 189,679 178,042 11,637 6.1 Apr-14 189,673 178,183 11,490 6.1 May-14 189,595 178,353 11,242 5.9 Jun-14 189,572 178,626 10,946 5.8 Jul-14 189,686 178,843 10,843 5.7 Aug-14 189,936 179,043 10,893 5.7 Sep-14 190,184 179,394 10,790 5.7 Oct-14 190,352 179,731 10,621 5.6 Nov-14 190,462 180,106 10,356 5.4 Dec-14 190,589 180,605 9,984 5.2 Jan-15 191,772 181,438 10,334 5.4 Feb-15 190,854 180,646 10,208 5.3 Mar-15 189,772 179,586 10,186 5.4 Apr-15 188,648 178,369 10,279 5.4 May-15 187,932 177,625 10,307 5.5 Jun-15 186,855 177,365 9,490 5.1 Jul-15 185,870 176,884 8,986 4.8 Aug-15 147,529 139,913 7,616 5.2 Sep-15 151,420 144,054 7,366 4.9

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Local Area Unemployment Statistics Program in cooperation with the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity, Bureau of Labor Market Statistics



DATA CENTER | WORKFORCEWeekly Earnings & Hours


Average Weekly Earnings Industry Title AE AWH Series Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Apr-15 May-15 Jun-15 Jul-15 Aug-15 Sep-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Dec-15 Average

Total Private 5000000 $767.72 $785.44 $753.40 $725.12 $715.16 $715.72 $698.68 $713.73 $662.51 $726.27

Industry Title AE AWH Series Jan-14 Feb-14 Mar-14 Apr-14 May-14 Jun-14 Jul-14 Aug-14 Sep-14 Oct-14 Nov-14 Dec-14 Average

Total Private 5000000 $767.57 $782.47 $795.23 $786.22 $770.98 $798.57 $787.03 $790.40 $760.70 $750.29 $777.24 $749.49 $775.29


Total Private 5000000 $685.78 $702.99 $705.90 $708.61 $701.46 $755.51 $746.40 $756.70 $762.84 $747.29 $762.51 $812.60 $738.39




Average Weekly Hours Industry Title AE AWH Series Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Apr-15 May-15 Jun-15 Jul-15 Aug-15 Sep-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Dec-15 Average

Total Private 5000000 34.0 34.8 33.8 32.0 32.2 32.4 31.6 32.8 30.7 32.7


Total Private 5000000 33.3 33.8 34.5 33.7 33.8 34.6 34.1 34.5 33.6 33.6 34.0 33.7 33.9


Total Private 5000000 31.3 32.1 32.5 32.7 32.4 33.4 32.2 32.9 32.6 32.1 32.6 34.0 32.6




DATA CENTER | WORKFORCEStudent Enrollment Information


University / College Enrollment Fall enrollment at area institutions of higher learning

Year Florida State University

Florida A&M University

Tallahassee Community

College

Total Enrollments

1960 9,019 2,961 NA 11,980 1970 17,188 4,500 2,100 23,788 1980 21,965 5,246 3,663 30,874 1985 21,474 4,919 5,289 31,682 1990 27,427 8,379 9,679 45,485 1995 30,268 10,277 10,101 50,646 2000 34,485 12,161 11,207 57,853 2005 39,652 12,177 13,439 65,268 2006 40,474 11,913 13,526 65,913 2007 41,065 11,567 13,891 66,523 2008 39,136 11,848 14,016 65,000 2009 40,255 12,261 14,472 66,988 2010 40,838 13,277 14,756 68,871 2011 41,710 13,207 15,338 70,255 2012 41,301 12,051 14,613 67,965 2013 41,477 10,734 13,634 65,845 2014 47,773 10,229 13,045 71,047

Source: Florida Board of Governors



Florida State University Florida State University 2013-2014

Bachelor's Degrees Awarded 8,105

Graduate Degrees Awarded 2,927

Graduation Rates - 4yr 1

Graduation Rates - 6yr FTIC 79%

Graduation Rates - 4yr AA Transfers 76%

Graduation Rates - 5 yr Other Transfers 79%

STEM - Bachelor's Degrees 1,574

STEM - Graduate Degrees 440

Health - Bachelor's Degrees 260

Health - Graduate Degrees 291

Total R&D Expenditures in $Millions

Freshman Retention Rate 92.00% Source: Florida Board of Governors, 2013-2014 Annual Accountability Report

Florida A&M University Florida A&M University 2013-2014

Bachelor's Degrees Awarded 1,560

Graduate Degrees Awarded 615

Graduation Rates - 4yr 12%

Graduation Rates - 6yr FTIC 39%

Graduation rates - 4yr AA Transfers 55%

Graduation Rates - 5 yr Other Transfers 60%

STEM - Bachelor's Degrees 304

STEM - Graduate Degrees 48

Health - Bachelor's Degrees 314

Health - Graduate Degrees 207

Total R&D Expenditures in $Millions $51.10

Freshman Retention Rate 79.50% Source: Florida Board of Governors, 2013-2014 Annual Accountability Report



DATA CENTER | WORKFORCECommunity Education Attainment, Leon County


1990 2013

25+ with Bachelor's Degree or higher in Leon County

44.20% 37.10%

Source: US Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1990, 2000, American Community Survey, 2006-2010

Educational Attainment of 25+ Years 1990 Percent 2000 Percent 2010 Percent Less than 9th grade 6,043 5.50% 4,218 3.10% 3,762 2.40% 9th to 12th grade, no diploma

10,622 9.60% 10,749 7.80% 10,802 7%

High school graduate 23,793 21.60% 25,963 18.90% 32,696 21.20% Some college, no degree

20,414 18.50% 27,956 20.30% 30,869 20%

Associate's degree 8,457 7.70% 11,255 8.20% 12,393 8% Bachelor's degree 23,675 21.50% 33,040 24% 36,930 24% Graduate or professional degree

17,180 15.60% 24,356 17.70% 26,697 17.30%

Total 110,187 137,537 154,149 Source: US Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1990, 2000, American Community Survey, 2006-2010



Educational Attainment, Population 25 years+ in 2013 Leon County State of Florida United States Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Less than 9th grade 3,215 2% 739,623 5.60% 12,272,805 5.90% 9th to 12th grade, no diploma

9,968 6.20% 1,109,845 8.30% 16,614,916 8%

High school graduate 31,447 19.60% 3,964,227 29.80% 58,084,465 28.10% Some college, no degree 30,968 19.30% 2,799,815 21% 43,896,733 21.20% Associate's degree 13,917 8.70% 1,188,081 8.90% 16,135,795 7.80% Bachelor's degree 40,605 25.30% 2,253,937 16.90% 37,268,246 18% Graduate or professional degree

30,389 18.90% 1,261,975 9.50% 22,296,892 10.80%

Total 160,509 13,317,503 206,587,852 Source: US Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, American Community Survey, 2009-2013



DATA CENTER | WORKFORCE Income & Wage Estimates (Tallahassee MSA), Q1 2015


Industry Title NAICS Code Reporting Units Employment Total Wages Average Monthly

Employment

Average Quarterly Wage

Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Total, All

Industries 10 10,026 161,956 163,189 163,101 $1,593,781,476 162,749 $9,793

Goods-Producing 101 1,229 11,039 11,236 11,375 $107,625,700 11,217 $9,595 Natural

Resources and Mining

1011 110 2,057 2,105 2,214 $16,130,072 2,125 $7,589

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing

and Hunting

11 102 1,908 1,951 2,060 $13,096,625 1,973 $6,638

Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas

Extraction

21 8 149 154 154 $3,033,447 152 $19,913

Construction 1012 952 6,030 6,160 6,190 $55,236,632 6,127 $9,016 Construction 23 952 6,030 6,160 6,190 $55,236,632 6,127 $9,016

Manufacturing 1013 167 2,952 2,971 2,971 $36,258,995 2,965 $12,230 Manufacturing 31-33 167 2,952 2,971 2,971 $36,258,995 2,965 $12,230




Employment


Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Durable Goods Manufacturing

DUR 108 2,061 2,073 2,067 $25,318,229 2,067 $12,249

Nondurable Goods

Manufacturing

NONDUR 59 891 898 904 $10,940,766 898 $12,188

Service-Providing 102 8,797 150,917 151,953 151,726 $1,486,155,776 151,532 $9,808 Trade,

Transportation, and Utilities

1021 1,855 24,192 23,939 23,638 $187,571,725 23,923 $7,841

Wholesale Trade 42 325 3,200 3,175 3,156 $48,928,009 3,177 $15,401 Retail Trade 44-45 1,341 18,478 18,330 18,077 $107,626,448 18,295 $5,883

Transportation and Warehousing

48-49 166 2,298 2,218 2,187 $27,279,101 2,234 $12,209

Utilities 22 23 216 216 218 $3,738,167 217 $17,253 Information 1022 198 3,767 3,761 3,740 $42,558,104 3,756 $11,331 Information 51 198 3,767 3,761 3,740 $42,558,104 3,756 $11,331

Financial Activities

1023 961 6,867 6,856 6,852 $92,757,220 6,858 $13,525

Finance and Insurance

52 502 4,451 4,431 4,435 $75,568,087 4,439 $17,024

Real Estate and Rental and

Leasing

53 459 2,416 2,425 2,417 $17,189,133 2,419 $7,105




Employment


Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Professional and

Business Services 1024 2,273 17,711 17,801 17,779 $216,902,005 17,764 $12,210

Professional and Technical Services

54 1,616 10,531 10,576 10,530 $159,059,065 10,546 $15,083

Management of Companies and

Enterprises

55 54 676 677 674 $12,381,135 676 $18,324

Administrative and Waste Services

56 603 6,504 6,548 6,575 $45,461,805 6,542 $6,949


1025 1,015 41,575 42,200 42,218 $452,304,350 41,998 $10,770

Educational Services

61 170 20,507 21,082 21,066 $213,943,651 20,885 $10,244

Health Care and Social Assistance

62 845 21,068 21,118 21,152 $238,360,699 21,113 $11,290


1026 970 18,057 18,488 18,516 $64,723,708 18,354 $3,526

Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation

71 121 1,268 1,287 1,311 $7,190,102 1,289 $5,579

Accommodation and Food Services

72 849 16,789 17,201 17,205 $57,533,606 17,065 $3,371




Employment


Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Other Services 1027 1,135 5,810 5,873 5,895 $57,154,888 5,859 $9,755 Other Services, Except Public

Administration

81 1,135 5,810 5,873 5,895 $57,154,888 5,859 $9,755

Public Administration

1028 322 32,875 32,969 33,024 $371,661,789 32,956 $11,278


92 322 32,875 32,969 33,024 $371,661,789 32,956 $11,278

Unclassified 1029 68 63 66 64 $521,988 64 $8,114 Unclassified 99 68 63 66 64 $521,988 64 $8,114

Total, All Industries

10 9,636 105,830 106,569 106,381 $970,021,172 106,260 $9,129

Goods-Producing 101 1,223 10,821 11,016 11,155 $105,615,400 10,997 $9,604 Natural


1011 106 1,895 1,941 2,050 $14,708,873 1,962 $7,497

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing

and Hunting

11 98 1,746 1,787 1,896 $11,675,426 1,810 $6,452

Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas

Extraction

21 8 149 154 154 $3,033,447 152 $19,913

Construction 1012 950 5,974 6,104 6,134 $54,647,531 6,071 $9,002 Construction 23 950 5,974 6,104 6,134 $54,647,531 6,071 $9,002




Employment


Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Manufacturing 1013 167 2,952 2,971 2,971 $36,258,995 2,965 $12,230 Manufacturing 31-33 167 2,952 2,971 2,971 $36,258,995 2,965 $12,230 Durable Goods Manufacturing

DUR 108 2,061 2,073 2,067 $25,318,229 2,067 $12,249

Nondurable Goods

Manufacturing

NONDUR 59 891 898 904 $10,940,766 898 $12,188

Service-Providing 102 8,413 95,009 95,553 95,226 $864,405,772 95,263 $9,074 Trade,


1021 1,834 23,507 23,248 22,948 $175,791,754 23,234 $7,566

Wholesale Trade 42 325 3,200 3,175 3,156 $48,928,009 3,177 $15,401 Retail Trade 44-45 1,341 18,478 18,330 18,077 $107,626,448 18,295 $5,883


48-49 145 1,613 1,527 1,497 $15,499,130 1,546 $10,027

Utilities 22 23 216 216 218 $3,738,167 217 $17,253 Information 1022 193 3,450 3,447 3,430 $39,599,164 3,442 $11,504 Information 51 193 3,450 3,447 3,430 $39,599,164 3,442 $11,504


1023 954 6,534 6,529 6,531 $87,529,807 6,531 $13,402


52 496 4,175 4,160 4,171 $70,818,280 4,169 $16,988




Employment


Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Real Estate and

Rental and Leasing

53 458 2,359 2,369 2,360 $16,711,527 2,363 $7,073


1024 2,268 17,462 17,554 17,531 $213,047,993 17,516 $12,163


54 1,613 10,338 10,383 10,337 $155,757,888 10,353 $15,045

Management of Companies and

Enterprises

55 54 676 677 674 $12,381,135 676 $18,324


56 601 6,448 6,494 6,520 $44,908,969 6,487 $6,923


1025 997 20,376 20,598 20,563 $229,373,226 20,512 $11,182


61 161 1,624 1,777 1,713 $12,394,193 1,705 $7,271


62 836 18,752 18,821 18,850 $216,979,033 18,808 $11,537


1026 966 17,880 18,311 18,338 $62,903,909 18,176 $3,461


71 117 1,091 1,110 1,133 $5,370,303 1,111 $4,832




Employment


Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Accommodation

and Food Services

72 849 16,789 17,201 17,205 $57,533,606 17,065 $3,371

Other Services 1027 1,134 5,738 5,801 5,822 $55,639,683 5,787 $9,615 Other Services, Except Public

Administration

81 1,134 5,738 5,801 5,822 $55,639,683 5,787 $9,615



10 77 1,926 1,932 1,918 $36,803,553 1,925 $19,115

Service-Providing 102 77 1,926 1,932 1,918 $36,803,553 1,925 $19,115 Trade,


1021 20 654 660 659 $11,299,535 658 $17,181


48-49 20 654 660 659 $11,299,535 658 $17,181


1023 1 1 1 1 $29,033 1 $29,033


52 1 1 1 1 $29,033 1 $29,033


1024 2 45 45 44 $975,509 45 $21,840




Employment


Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Professional and

Technical Services

54 2 45 45 44 $975,509 45 $21,840


1025 1 200 206 210 $4,388,212 205 $21,371


62 1 200 206 210 $4,388,212 205 $21,371


1026 1 42 40 41 $567,636 41 $13,845


71 1 42 40 41 $567,636 41 $13,845


1028 52 984 980 963 $19,543,627 976 $20,031


92 52 984 980 963 $19,543,627 976 $20,031


10 259 39,093 39,531 39,516 $437,906,374 39,380 $11,120

Goods-Producing 101 6 218 220 220 $2,010,300 219 $9,166 Natural


1011 4 162 164 164 $1,421,199 163 $8,701




Employment


Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Agriculture,

Forestry, Fishing and Hunting

11 4 162 164 164 $1,421,199 163 $8,701

Construction 1012 2 56 56 56 $589,101 56 $10,520 Construction 23 2 56 56 56 $589,101 56 $10,520

Service-Providing 102 253 38,875 39,311 39,296 $435,896,074 39,161 $11,131 Trade,


1021 1 31 31 31 $480,436 31 $15,498


48-49 1 31 31 31 $480,436 31 $15,498

Information 1022 2 141 138 135 $1,222,005 138 $8,855 Information 51 2 141 138 135 $1,222,005 138 $8,855


1023 4 242 237 230 $4,147,836 236 $17,551


52 4 242 237 230 $4,147,836 236 $17,551


1024 1 148 148 149 $2,325,667 148 $15,679


54 1 148 148 149 $2,325,667 148 $15,679


1025 12 12,453 12,804 12,770 $149,754,962 12,676 $11,814




Employment


Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Educational

Services 61 4 10,337 10,713 10,678 $132,761,508 10,576 $12,553


62 8 2,116 2,091 2,092 $16,993,454 2,100 $8,093


1026 3 135 137 137 $1,252,163 136 $9,185


71 3 135 137 137 $1,252,163 136 $9,185


1028 229 25,724 25,815 25,843 $276,711,254 25,794 $10,728


92 229 25,724 25,815 25,843 $276,711,254 25,794 $10,728



10 54 15,107 15,157 15,286 $149,050,378 15,183 $9,817

Service-Providing 102 54 15,107 15,157 15,286 $149,050,378 15,183 $9,817 Information 1022 3 176 176 175 $1,736,935 176 $9,888 Information 51 3 176 176 175 $1,736,935 176 $9,888


1023 2 90 89 90 $1,050,544 90 $11,716


52 1 33 33 33 $572,938 33 $17,362




Employment


Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Real Estate and

Rental and Leasing

53 1 57 56 57 $477,606 57 $8,428


1024 2 56 54 55 $552,836 55 $10,052


56 2 56 54 55 $552,836 55 $10,052


1025 5 8,546 8,592 8,675 $68,787,950 8,604 $7,995


61 5 8,546 8,592 8,675 $68,787,950 8,604 $7,995

Other Services 1027 1 72 72 73 $1,515,205 72 $20,948 Other Services, Except Public

Administration

81 1 72 72 73 $1,515,205 72 $20,948


1028 41 6,167 6,174 6,218 $75,406,908 6,186 $12,189


92 41 6,167 6,174 6,218 $75,406,908 6,186 $12,189




DATA CENTER | WORKFORCE

Per Capita Personal IncomeLast updated 3/10/2016. Data subject to change.

2013 2012 2011 2010 Leon County $38,345.00 $37,644.00 $39,857.00 $37,420.00

Percent Change from Previous Year

1.90% -5.60% 6.50% 5.20%

Florida $41,497.00 $41,041.00 $40,215.00 $38,478.00 Percent Change from

Previous Year 1.10% 2.10% 4.50% 3.00%

Source: US Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System



DATA CENTER | WORKFORCENAICS Employment Codes (Tallahassee MSA), Q1 2015


Industry Title NAICS Code

Reporting Units Employment Total Wages Average Monthly Employment Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15

Total, All Industries 10 10,026 161,956 163,189 163,101 $1,593,781,476 162,749 Goods-Producing 101 1,229 11,039 11,236 11,375 $107,625,700 11,217

Natural Resources and Mining

1011 110 2,057 2,105 2,214 $16,130,072 2,125

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting

11 102 1,908 1,951 2,060 $13,096,625 1,973

Crop production 111 34 1,011 1,104 1,224 $6,694,763 1,113 Oilseed and grain farming 1111 3 49 48 49 $344,458 49

Vegetable and melon farming

1112 4 146 191 254 $1,214,071 197

Fruit and tree nut farming 1113 2

Greenhouse and nursery production

1114 21 801 849 905 $5,009,419 852

Other crop farming 1119 4 13 14 14 $99,482 14



Animal production and aquaculture

112 14 73 69 68 $632,843 70

Cattle ranching and farming

1121 7 62 58 59 $482,748 60

Hog and pig farming 1122 1 Poultry and egg production 1123 2

Other animal production 1129 4

Forestry and logging 113 15 82 85 87 $839,821 85 Timber tract operations 1131 7 21 21 21 $205,266 21

Forest nursery and gathering forest products

1132 1

Logging 1133 7 52 55 57 $582,163 55 Fishing, hunting and

trapping 114 7 41 41 39 $452,374 40

Fishing 1141 2 Hunting and trapping 1142 5 38 38 36 $443,274 37

Agriculture and forestry support activities

115 32 701 652 642 $4,476,824 665

Support activities for crop production

1151 10 454 398 387 $2,131,346 413



Support activities for animal production

1152 4

Support activities for forestry

1153 18 239 246 246 $2,311,225 244

Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction

21 8 149 154 154 $3,033,447 152

Oil and gas extraction 211 1


Mining, except oil and gas 212 6 147 152 152 $3,019,097 150

Nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying

2123 6 147 152 152 $3,019,097 150

Support activities for mining

213 1


2131 1

Construction 1012 952 6,030 6,160 6,190 $55,236,632 6,127 Construction 23 952 6,030 6,160 6,190 $55,236,632 6,127

Construction of buildings 236 258 1,028 1,060 1,077 $12,244,842 1,055

Residential building construction

2361 206 449 486 488 $3,713,209 474



Nonresidential building construction

2362 52 579 574 589 $8,531,633 581

Heavy and civil engineering construction

237 71 997 972 962 $10,147,518 977

Utility system construction 2371 32 459 427 424 $4,784,870 437

Land subdivision 2372 12 18 17 19 $277,870 18 Highway, street, and bridge

construction 2373 16 319 333 324 $3,159,094 325

Other heavy construction 2379 11 201 195 195 $1,925,684 197

Specialty trade contractors 238 623 4,005 4,128 4,151 $32,844,272 4,095

Building foundation and exterior contractors

2381 141 1,060 1,096 1,109 $8,090,950 1,088

Building equipment contractors

2382 231 1,796 1,839 1,847 $16,354,236 1,827

Building finishing contractors

2383 166 716 756 732 $4,993,236 735

Other specialty trade contractors

2389 85 433 437 463 $3,405,850 444

Manufacturing 1013 167 2,952 2,971 2,971 $36,258,995 2,965 Manufacturing 31-33 167 2,952 2,971 2,971 $36,258,995 2,965 Durable Goods Manufacturing

DUR 108 2,061 2,073 2,067 $25,318,229 2,067



Wood product manufacturing

321 9

Plywood and engineered wood product mfg.

3212 4

Other wood product manufacturing

3219 5 17 19 18 $126,462 18

Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing

327 14 220 223 225 $2,212,448 223

Cement and concrete product manufacturing

3273 10 199 198 203 $2,091,049 200

Other nonmetallic mineral products

3279 4

Fabricated metal product manufacturing

332 20 302 298 294 $2,779,097 298

Architectural and structural metals mfg.

3323 10 134 135 132 $1,169,594 134

Boiler, tank, and shipping container mfg.

3324 1

Machine shops and threaded product mfg.

3327 5 15 15 15 $171,057 15



Coating, engraving, and heat treating metals

3328 1

Other fabricated metal product manufacturing

3329 3

Machinery manufacturing 333 9 375 389 393 $7,089,974 386

Ag., construction, and mining machinery mfg.

3331 2

Commercial and service industry machinery

3333 3

HVAC and commercial refrigeration equipment

3334 1

Other general purpose machinery manufacturing

3339 3 365 376 378 $6,994,129 373

Computer and electronic product manufacturing

334 13 213 220 217 $2,344,819 217

Computer and peripheral equipment mfg.

3341 1



Communications equipment manufacturing

3342 4 18 18 17 $476,689 18

Audio and video equipment manufacturing

3343 1

Semiconductor and electronic component mfg.

3344 5

Electronic instrument manufacturing

3345 2

Electrical equipment and appliance mfg.

335 3

Household appliance manufacturing

3352 1

Other electrical equipment and component mfg.

3359 2

Transportation equipment manufacturing

336 5 139 139 140 $2,539,769 139

Motor vehicle body and trailer manufacturing

3362 1

Motor vehicle parts manufacturing

3363 3 23 23 24 $243,037 23



Other transportation equipment manufacturing

3369 1

Furniture and related product manufacturing

337 8 127 123 124 $977,581 125

Household and institutional furniture mfg.

3371 7 71 71 72 $564,300 71

Other furniture related product manufacturing

3379 1

Miscellaneous manufacturing

339 27 163 165 161 $1,696,448 163

Medical equipment and supplies manufacturing

3391 16 66 67 67 $695,294 67

Other miscellaneous manufacturing

3399 11 97 98 94 $1,001,154 96

Nondurable Goods Manufacturing

NONDUR 59 891 898 904 $10,940,766 898

Food manufacturing 311 14 93 103 103 $420,324 100 Animal food manufacturing 3111 1

Sugar and confectionery product manufacturing

3113 1



Animal slaughtering and processing

3116 2

Seafood product preparation and packaging

3117 1

Bakeries and tortilla manufacturing

3118 7 53 52 51 $130,047 52

Other food manufacturing 3119 2

Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing

312 2

Beverage manufacturing 3121 2

Textile mills 313 1 Textile and fabric finishing

mills 3133 1

Textile product mills 314 3 Other textile product mills 3149 3

Apparel manufacturing 315 1

Cut and sew apparel manufacturing

3152 1

Printing and related support activities

323 30 280 280 288 $2,223,077 283


3231 30 280 280 288 $2,223,077 283



Petroleum and coal products manufacturing

324 1


3241 1

Chemical manufacturing 325 4

Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing

3254 1

Soap, cleaning compound, and toiletry mfg.

3256 1

Other chemical product and preparation mfg.

3259 2

Plastics and rubber products manufacturing

326 3 17 15 13 $125,720 15

Plastics product manufacturing

3261 1

Rubber product manufacturing

3262 2

Service-Providing 102 8,797 150,917 151,953 151,726 $1,486,155,776 151,532 Trade, Transportation, and

Utilities 1021 1,855 24,192 23,939 23,638 $187,571,725 23,923



Wholesale Trade 42 325 3,200 3,175 3,156 $48,928,009 3,177 Merchant wholesalers,

durable goods 423 173 1,847 1,831 1,821 $31,164,098 1,833

Motor vehicle and parts merchant wholesalers

4231 16 359 362 373 $3,929,230 365

Furniture and furnishing merchant wholesalers

4232 3

Lumber and const. supply merchant wholesalers

4233 16 128 126 121 $1,163,932 125

Commercial equip. merchant wholesalers

4234 45 605 603 600 $17,205,654 603

Metal and mineral merchant wholesalers

4235 2

Appliance and electric goods merchant whls.

4236 24 146 146 145 $2,147,981 146

Hardware and plumbing merchant wholesalers

4237 24 115 114 112 $1,442,055 114

Machinery and supply merchant wholesalers

4238 26 269 261 246 $3,243,665 259



Misc. durable goods merchant wholesalers

4239 17 180 179 185 $1,685,864 181

Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods

424 100 1,197 1,188 1,180 $13,994,830 1,188

Paper and paper product merchant wholesalers

4241 8 79 80 83 $1,160,787 81

Druggists' goods merchant wholesalers

4242 4 9 8 9 $147,452 9

Apparel and piece goods merchant wholesalers

4243 5 4 4 4 $97,858 4

Grocery and related product wholesalers

4244 37 610 606 614 $6,884,503 610

Farm product raw material merch. whls.

4245 2

Chemical merchant wholesalers

4246 9 43 42 38 $597,873 41

Petroleum merchant wholesalers

4247 8 63 62 61 $644,688 62

Alcoholic beverage merchant wholesalers

4248 5 183 183 178 $1,610,641 181



Misc. nondurable goods merchant wholesalers

4249 22 186 185 184 $2,743,116 185

Electronic markets and agents and brokers

425 52 156 156 155 $3,769,080 156


4251 52 156 156 155 $3,769,080 156

Retail Trade 44-45 1,341 18,478 18,330 18,077 $107,626,448 18,295 Motor vehicle and parts

dealers 441 167 2,014 2,038 2,040 $21,050,481 2,031

Automobile dealers 4411 61 1,205 1,231 1,229 $15,587,991 1,222 Other motor vehicle

dealers 4412 16 146 140 139 $1,152,538 142

Auto parts, accessories, and tire stores

4413 90 663 667 672 $4,309,952 667

Furniture and home furnishings stores

442 49 481 480 482 $3,366,333 481

Furniture stores 4421 27 218 220 217 $1,630,297 218 Home furnishings stores 4422 22 263 260 265 $1,736,035 263

Electronics and appliance stores

443 57 384 370 370 $3,492,410 375


4431 57 384 370 370 $3,492,410 375



Building material and garden supply stores

444 82 1,391 1,429 1,464 $10,160,695 1,428

Building material and supplies dealers

4441 63 1,106 1,149 1,164 $8,414,675 1,140

Lawn and garden equipment and supplies

stores

4442 19 285 280 300 $1,746,020 288

Food and beverage stores 445 164 3,936 3,987 3,708 $18,541,531 3,877

Grocery stores 4451 90 3,473 3,508 3,244 $16,520,135 3,408 Specialty food stores 4452 40 262 282 272 $1,166,144 272 Beer, wine, and liquor

stores 4453 34 201 197 192 $855,252 197

Health and personal care stores

446 134 1,275 1,274 1,291 $9,870,514 1,280


4461 134 1,275 1,274 1,291 $9,870,514 1,280

Gasoline stations 447 149 1,014 1,031 1,039 $4,449,998 1,028 Gasoline stations 4471 149 1,014 1,031 1,039 $4,449,998 1,028

Clothing and clothing accessories stores

448 164 1,708 1,664 1,658 $6,214,939 1,677

Clothing stores 4481 116 1,313 1,282 1,276 $4,569,447 1,290 Shoe stores 4482 26 247 241 247 $849,467 245

Jewelry, luggage, and leather goods stores

4483 22 148 141 135 $796,025 141



Sports, hobby, music instrument, book stores

451 72 1,208 974 924 $4,094,004 1,035

Sporting goods and musical instrument stores

4511 59 747 721 709 $3,211,717 726

Book stores and news dealers

4512 13 461 253 215 $882,287 310

General merchandise stores

452 89 3,997 4,032 4,045 $20,033,658 4,025

Department stores 4521 15 1,440 1,404 1,384 $6,026,393 1,409 Other general merchandise

stores 4529 74 2,557 2,628 2,661 $14,007,264 2,615

Miscellaneous store retailers

453 164 862 839 848 $4,581,366 850

Florists 4531 16 48 45 51 $185,850 48 Office supplies, stationery,

and gift stores 4532 42 401 391 369 $2,447,749 387

Used merchandise stores 4533 26 79 75 77 $246,607 77

Other miscellaneous store retailers

4539 80 334 328 351 $1,701,160 338

Nonstore retailers 454 50 208 212 208 $1,770,520 209 Electronic shopping and

mail?order houses 4541 15 98 104 99 $848,611 100



Vending machine operators

4542 11 29 29 29 $201,135 29

Direct selling establishments

4543 24 81 79 80 $720,774 80


48-49 166 2,298 2,218 2,187 $27,279,101 2,234

Air transportation 481 6 48 50 49 $509,119 49 Scheduled air transportation

4811 3 47 48 47 $497,744 47

Nonscheduled air transportation

4812 3

Water transportation 483 1

Sea, coastal, and Great Lakes transportation

4831 1

Truck transportation 484 66 541 547 523 $5,464,306 537

General freight trucking 4841 44 378 383 382 $4,293,242 381

Specialized freight trucking

4842 22 163 164 141 $1,171,065 156

Transit and ground passenger transportation

485 19 159 168 161 $1,021,684 163

Urban transit systems 4851 2



Interurban and rural bus transportation

4852 3

Taxi and limousine service 4853 8 32 37 34 $202,394 34

Charter bus industry 4855 2 Other ground passenger

transportation 4859 4 16 20 17 $53,267 18

Pipeline transportation 486 1

Pipeline transportation of natural gas

4862 1

Support activities for transportation

488 28 251 251 250 $2,444,628 251

Support activities for air transportation

4881 7 100 97 99 $1,528,759 99

Support activities for water transportation

4883 1

Support activities for road transportation

4884 19 147 150 147 $894,596 148

Freight transportation arrangement

4885 1

Postal service 491 20



Postal service 4911 20 Couriers and messengers 492 20 583 482 486 $4,820,101 517

Couriers and express delivery services

4921 11 527 428 432 $4,388,057 462

Local messengers and local delivery

4922 9 56 54 54 $432,044 55

Warehousing and storage 493 5 51 48 47 $397,054 49


Utilities 22 23 216 216 218 $3,738,167 217 Utilities 221 23 216 216 218 $3,738,167 217

Power generation and supply

2211 16 188 187 189 $3,550,045 188

Water, sewage and other systems

2213 7 28 29 29 $188,122 29

Information 1022 198 3,767 3,761 3,740 $42,558,104 3,756 Information 51 198 3,767 3,761 3,740 $42,558,104 3,756

Publishing industries, except Internet

511 53 756 777 762 $8,962,053 765

Newspaper, book, and directory publishers

5111 39 642 656 651 $6,957,772 650

Software publishers 5112 14 114 121 111 $2,004,281 115



Motion picture and sound recording industries

512 19 219 226 243 $1,164,093 229

Motion picture and video industries

5121 19 219 226 243 $1,164,093 229

Broadcasting, except Internet

515 13 346 347 343 $4,150,163 345

Radio and television broadcasting

5151 13 346 347 343 $4,150,163 345

Telecommunications 517 56 795 800 812 $13,803,861 802 Wired telecommunications

carriers 5171 39 577 581 589 $9,693,725 582

Wireless telecommunications

carriers

5172 10 171 173 174 $3,514,927 173

Satellite telecommunications

5174 1

Other telecommunications 5179 6 43 42 45 $553,140 43

Data processing, hosting and related services

518 31 1,377 1,338 1,311 $11,791,517 1,342


5182 31 1,377 1,338 1,311 $11,791,517 1,342

Other information services 519 26 274 273 269 $2,686,417 272




Financial Activities 1023 961 6,867 6,856 6,852 $92,757,220 6,858 Finance and Insurance 52 502 4,451 4,431 4,435 $75,568,087 4,439

Credit intermediation and related activities

522 191 2,001 2,003 2,006 $29,252,189 2,003

Depository credit intermediation

5221 132 1,551 1,557 1,557 $21,797,641 1,555

Nondepository credit intermediation

5222 38 367 366 367 $6,120,465 367

Activities related to credit intermediation

5223 21 83 80 82 $1,334,083 82

Securities, commodity contracts, investments

523 74 288 286 299 $11,686,423 291

Securities and commodity contracts brokerage

5231 21 140 140 147 $8,414,850 142

Other financial investment activities

5239 53 148 146 152 $3,271,573 149

Insurance carriers and related activities

524 234 2,160 2,140 2,128 $34,614,475 2,143

Insurance carriers 5241 60 997 986 977 $16,512,637 987



Insurance agencies and brokerages

5242 174 1,163 1,154 1,151 $18,101,838 1,156

Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles

525 3

Other investment pools and funds

5259 3

Real Estate and Rental and Leasing

53 459 2,416 2,425 2,417 $17,189,133 2,419

Real estate 531 390 1,828 1,843 1,830 $13,050,085 1,834 Lessors of real estate 5311 113 532 541 544 $3,350,288 539 Offices of real estate agents and brokers

5312 136 294 293 297 $2,196,094 295

Activities related to real estate

5313 141 1,002 1,009 989 $7,503,704 1,000

Rental and leasing services 532 69 588 582 587 $4,139,048 586

Automotive equipment rental and leasing

5321 23 303 310 311 $1,792,573 308

Consumer goods rental 5322 30 174 169 171 $1,157,741 171

General rental centers 5323 2

Machinery and equipment rental and leasing

5324 14 109 103 103 $1,182,577 105




1024 2,273 17,711 17,801 17,779 $216,902,005 17,764


54 1,616 10,531 10,576 10,530 $159,059,065 10,546

Professional and technical services

541 1,616 10,531 10,576 10,530 $159,059,065 10,546

Legal services 5411 386 2,389 2,425 2,401 $41,602,271 2,405 Accounting and

bookkeeping services 5412 196 1,136 1,157 1,118 $12,486,695 1,137

Architectural and engineering services

5413 170 1,350 1,354 1,352 $21,570,211 1,352

Specialized design services

5414 28 90 91 94 $702,496 92

Computer systems design and related services

5415 242 2,059 2,075 2,044 $35,116,423 2,059

Management and technical consulting services

5416 360 1,304 1,311 1,331 $20,132,966 1,315

Scientific research and development services

5417 19 411 421 426 $6,638,136 419

Advertising, PR, and related services

5418 104 687 694 696 $12,610,139 692

Other professional and technical services

5419 111 1,105 1,048 1,068 $8,199,728 1,074



Management of Companies and Enterprises

55 54 676 677 674 $12,381,135 676

Management of companies and enterprises

551 54 676 677 674 $12,381,135 676


5511 54 676 677 674 $12,381,135 676


56 603 6,504 6,548 6,575 $45,461,805 6,542

Administrative and support services

561 575 6,258 6,300 6,332 $43,191,920 6,297

Office administrative services

5611 35 185 177 186 $3,520,249 183

Facilities support services 5612 7 368 365 373 $2,913,726 369

Employment services 5613 64 1,243 1,283 1,258 $9,087,600 1,261

Business support services 5614 52 608 626 630 $4,712,497 621

Travel arrangement and reservation services

5615 15 138 140 142 $1,891,792 140

Investigation and security services

5616 59 709 728 720 $5,654,582 719



Services to buildings and dwellings

5617 323 2,833 2,826 2,879 $13,481,459 2,846

Other support services 5619 20 174 155 144 $1,930,014 158

Waste management and remediation services

562 28 246 248 243 $2,269,885 246

Waste collection 5621 8 Waste treatment and

disposal 5622 3 28 28 28 $213,463 28

Remediation and other waste services

5629 17 46 48 47 $472,569 47


1025 1,015 41,575 42,200 42,218 $452,304,350 41,998

Educational Services 61 170 20,507 21,082 21,066 $213,943,651 20,885 Educational services 611 170 20,507 21,082 21,066 $213,943,651 20,885

Elementary and secondary schools

6111 39 8,016 8,112 8,147 $63,208,161 8,092

Junior colleges 6112 2 Colleges and universities 6113 10 10,446 10,837 10,787 $134,232,639 10,690

Business, computer and management training

6114 17 73 74 74 $750,442 74

Technical and trade schools

6115 9 69 65 67 $506,247 67

Other schools and instruction

6116 64 331 414 383 $1,548,329 376



Educational support services

6117 29 122 123 124 $1,762,750 123


62 845 21,068 21,118 21,152 $238,360,699 21,113

Ambulatory health care services

621 492 7,499 7,511 7,608 $111,921,961 7,539

Offices of physicians 6211 187 3,217 3,202 3,207 $62,346,184 3,209 Offices of dentists 6212 84 703 698 699 $8,056,121 700

Offices of other health practitioners

6213 132 724 730 739 $6,635,345 731

Outpatient care centers 6214 33 1,275 1,280 1,284 $17,269,302 1,280

Medical and diagnostic laboratories

6215 18 428 431 430 $7,283,512 430

Home health care services 6216 29 1,045 1,061 1,141 $8,988,867 1,082

Other ambulatory health care services

6219 9 107 109 108 $1,342,631 108

Hospitals 622 9 7,335 7,328 7,354 $88,242,432 7,339 General medical and

surgical hospitals 6221 4

Psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals

6222 2

Other hospitals 6223 3 394 394 397 $3,821,963 395



Nursing and residential care facilities

623 53 3,087 3,102 3,079 $19,374,060 3,089

Nursing care facilities, skilled nursing

6231 9 1,251 1,273 1,251 $8,805,139 1,258

Residential mental health facilities

6232 19 826 821 813 $4,563,011 820

Continuing care, assisted living facilities

6233 21 912 911 910 $5,164,601 911

Other residential care facilities

6239 4 98 97 105 $841,309 100

Social assistance 624 291 3,147 3,177 3,111 $18,822,245 3,145 Individual and family

services 6241 138 1,470 1,475 1,394 $10,243,523 1,446

Emergency and other relief services

6242 22 208 203 217 $1,562,919 209

Vocational rehabilitation services

6243 34 523 518 525 $2,684,196 522

Child day care services 6244 97 946 981 975 $4,331,606 967

Leisure and Hospitality 1026 970 18,057 18,488 18,516 $64,723,708 18,354


71 121 1,268 1,287 1,311 $7,190,102 1,289



Performing arts and spectator sports

711 46 194 191 196 $1,243,208 194

Performing arts companies 7111 13 56 53 55 $321,322 55

Spectator sports 7112 6 Promoters of performing

arts and sports 7113 8 50 49 47 $198,502 49

Agents and managers for public figures

7114 2

Independent artists, writers, and performers

7115 17 29 29 32 $216,089 30

Museums, historical sites, zoos, and parks

712 7 266 274 271 $2,195,029 270


7121 7 266 274 271 $2,195,029 270

Amusements, gambling, and recreation

713 68 808 822 844 $3,751,865 825

Amusement parks and arcades

7131 3

Gambling industries 7132 2 Other amusement and recreation industries

7139 63 732 743 758 $3,043,351 744


72 849 16,789 17,201 17,205 $57,533,606 17,065



Accommodation 721 98 1,536 1,594 1,623 $7,232,128 1,584 Traveler accommodation 7211 72 1,323 1,389 1,420 $6,331,390 1,377

RV parks and recreational camps

7212 10 41 38 42 $174,374 40

Rooming and boarding houses

7213 16 172 167 161 $726,364 167

Food services and drinking places

722 751 15,253 15,607 15,582 $50,301,478 15,481

Special food services 7223 45 1,318 1,433 1,287 $4,316,002 1,346 Drinking places, alcoholic

beverages 7224 33 620 639 676 $1,422,073 645

Restaurants and other eating places

7225 673 13,315 13,535 13,619 $44,563,402 13,490

Other Services 1027 1,135 5,810 5,873 5,895 $57,154,888 5,859 Other Services, Except Public Administration

81 1,135 5,810 5,873 5,895 $57,154,888 5,859

Repair and maintenance 811 275 1,323 1,317 1,313 $10,379,960 1,318

Automotive repair and maintenance

8111 204 1,021 1,029 1,024 $7,838,775 1,025

Electronic equipment repair and maintenance

8112 17 103 97 98 $1,110,484 99

Commercial machinery repair and maintenance

8113 15 78 79 82 $842,282 80



Household goods repair and maintenance

8114 39 121 112 109 $588,419 114

Personal and laundry services

812 208 1,245 1,243 1,251 $6,717,853 1,246

Personal care services 8121 126 653 659 658 $3,544,954 657

Death care services 8122 14 174 179 182 $1,262,292 178 Drycleaning and laundry

services 8123 30 266 269 270 $1,480,785 268

Other personal services 8129 38 152 136 141 $429,821 143

Membership associations and organizations

813 271 2,748 2,810 2,832 $38,110,282 2,797

Religious organizations 8131 23 67 66 65 $623,616 66

Grantmaking and giving services

8132 15 256 273 277 $3,359,319 269

Social advocacy organizations

8133 48 418 436 444 $6,408,197 433

Civic and social organizations

8134 23 370 380 383 $2,495,877 378

Professional and similar organizations

8139 162 1,637 1,655 1,663 $25,223,273 1,652

Private households 814 381 494 503 499 $1,946,793 499 Private households 8141 381 494 503 499 $1,946,793 499



Public Administration 1028 322 32,875 32,969 33,024 $371,661,789 32,956


Executive, legislative and general government

921 67 9,495 9,557 9,578 $116,688,314 9,543


9211 67 9,495 9,557 9,578 $116,688,314 9,543

Justice, public order, and safety activities

922 67 7,359 7,310 7,343 $82,141,559 7,337


9221 67 7,359 7,310 7,343 $82,141,559 7,337

Administration of human resource programs

923 56 7,230 7,307 7,313 $75,047,405 7,283


9231 56 7,230 7,307 7,313 $75,047,405 7,283

Administration of environmental programs

924 38 2,213 2,210 2,206 $25,152,599 2,210


9241 38 2,213 2,210 2,206 $25,152,599 2,210



Community and housing program administration

925 3 24 24 24 $156,442 24


9251 3 24 24 24 $156,442 24

Administration of economic programs

926 88 6,524 6,530 6,529 $72,090,651 6,528


9261 88 6,524 6,530 6,529 $72,090,651 6,528

National security and international affairs

928 3


9281 3

Unclassified 1029 68 63 66 64 $521,988 64 Unclassified 99 68 63 66 64 $521,988 64 Unclassified 999 68 63 66 64 $521,988 64 Unclassified 9999 68 63 66 64 $521,988 64

Total, All Industries 10 9,636 105,830 106,569 106,381 $970,021,172 106,260 Goods-Producing 101 1,223 10,821 11,016 11,155 $105,615,400 10,997


1011 106 1,895 1,941 2,050 $14,708,873 1,962


11 98 1,746 1,787 1,896 $11,675,426 1,810

Crop production 111 34 1,011 1,104 1,224 $6,694,763 1,113



Oilseed and grain farming 1111 3 49 48 49 $344,458 49

Vegetable and melon farming

1112 4 146 191 254 $1,214,071 197

Fruit and tree nut farming 1113 2

Greenhouse and nursery production

1114 21 801 849 905 $5,009,419 852

Other crop farming 1119 4 13 14 14 $99,482 14 Animal production and

aquaculture 112 14 73 69 68 $632,843 70

Cattle ranching and farming

1121 7 62 58 59 $482,748 60

Hog and pig farming 1122 1 Poultry and egg production 1123 2

Other animal production 1129 4

Forestry and logging 113 15 82 85 87 $839,821 85 Timber tract operations 1131 7 21 21 21 $205,266 21

Forest nursery and gathering forest products

1132 1

Logging 1133 7 52 55 57 $582,163 55 Fishing, hunting and

trapping 114 7 41 41 39 $452,374 40

Fishing 1141 2



Hunting and trapping 1142 5 38 38 36 $443,274 37


115 28 539 488 478 $3,055,625 502

Support activities for crop production

1151 10 454 398 387 $2,131,346 413

Support activities for animal production

1152 4


1153 14 77 82 82 $890,026 80

Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction

21 8 149 154 154 $3,033,447 152



Mining, except oil and gas 212 6 147 152 152 $3,019,097 150

Nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying

2123 6 147 152 152 $3,019,097 150


213 1


2131 1



Construction 1012 950 5,974 6,104 6,134 $54,647,531 6,071 Construction 23 950 5,974 6,104 6,134 $54,647,531 6,071

Construction of buildings 236 258 1,028 1,060 1,077 $12,244,842 1,055

Residential building construction

2361 206 449 486 488 $3,713,209 474

Nonresidential building construction

2362 52 579 574 589 $8,531,633 581


237 69 941 916 906 $9,558,417 921

Utility system construction 2371 32 459 427 424 $4,784,870 437

Land subdivision 2372 12 18 17 19 $277,870 18 Highway, street, and bridge

construction 2373 14 263 277 268 $2,569,993 269

Other heavy construction 2379 11 201 195 195 $1,925,684 197

Specialty trade contractors 238 623 4,005 4,128 4,151 $32,844,272 4,095

Building foundation and exterior contractors

2381 141 1,060 1,096 1,109 $8,090,950 1,088

Building equipment contractors

2382 231 1,796 1,839 1,847 $16,354,236 1,827

Building finishing contractors

2383 166 716 756 732 $4,993,236 735



Other specialty trade contractors

2389 85 433 437 463 $3,405,850 444

Manufacturing 1013 167 2,952 2,971 2,971 $36,258,995 2,965 Manufacturing 31-33 167 2,952 2,971 2,971 $36,258,995 2,965 Durable Goods Manufacturing

DUR 108 2,061 2,073 2,067 $25,318,229 2,067

Wood product manufacturing

321 9

Plywood and engineered wood product mfg.

3212 4

Other wood product manufacturing

3219 5 17 19 18 $126,462 18

Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing

327 14 220 223 225 $2,212,448 223

Cement and concrete product manufacturing

3273 10 199 198 203 $2,091,049 200

Other nonmetallic mineral products

3279 4

Fabricated metal product manufacturing

332 20 302 298 294 $2,779,097 298

Architectural and structural metals mfg.

3323 10 134 135 132 $1,169,594 134



Boiler, tank, and shipping container mfg.

3324 1

Machine shops and threaded product mfg.

3327 5 15 15 15 $171,057 15

Coating, engraving, and heat treating metals

3328 1

Other fabricated metal product manufacturing

3329 3

Machinery manufacturing 333 9 375 389 393 $7,089,974 386

Ag., construction, and mining machinery mfg.

3331 2

Commercial and service industry machinery

3333 3

HVAC and commercial refrigeration equipment

3334 1

Other general purpose machinery manufacturing

3339 3 365 376 378 $6,994,129 373



Computer and electronic product manufacturing

334 13 213 220 217 $2,344,819 217

Computer and peripheral equipment mfg.

3341 1

Communications equipment manufacturing

3342 4 18 18 17 $476,689 18

Audio and video equipment manufacturing

3343 1

Semiconductor and electronic component mfg.

3344 5

Electronic instrument manufacturing

3345 2

Electrical equipment and appliance mfg.

335 3

Household appliance manufacturing

3352 1

Other electrical equipment and component mfg.

3359 2

Transportation equipment manufacturing

336 5 139 139 140 $2,539,769 139



Motor vehicle body and trailer manufacturing

3362 1

Motor vehicle parts manufacturing

3363 3 23 23 24 $243,037 23

Other transportation equipment manufacturing

3369 1

Furniture and related product manufacturing

337 8 127 123 124 $977,581 125

Household and institutional furniture mfg.

3371 7 71 71 72 $564,300 71

Other furniture related product manufacturing

3379 1

Miscellaneous manufacturing

339 27 163 165 161 $1,696,448 163

Medical equipment and supplies manufacturing

3391 16 66 67 67 $695,294 67

Other miscellaneous manufacturing

3399 11 97 98 94 $1,001,154 96

Nondurable Goods Manufacturing

NONDUR 59 891 898 904 $10,940,766 898

Food manufacturing 311 14 93 103 103 $420,324 100



Animal food manufacturing 3111 1

Sugar and confectionery product manufacturing

3113 1

Animal slaughtering and processing

3116 2

Seafood product preparation and packaging

3117 1

Bakeries and tortilla manufacturing

3118 7 53 52 51 $130,047 52

Other food manufacturing 3119 2

Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing

312 2

Beverage manufacturing 3121 2

Textile mills 313 1 Textile and fabric finishing

mills 3133 1

Textile product mills 314 3 Other textile product mills 3149 3

Apparel manufacturing 315 1



Cut and sew apparel manufacturing

3152 1


323 30 280 280 288 $2,223,077 283


3231 30 280 280 288 $2,223,077 283


324 1


3241 1

Chemical manufacturing 325 4

Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing

3254 1

Soap, cleaning compound, and toiletry mfg.

3256 1

Other chemical product and preparation mfg.

3259 2

Plastics and rubber products manufacturing

326 3 17 15 13 $125,720 15

Plastics product manufacturing

3261 1



Rubber product manufacturing

3262 2

Service-Providing 102 8,413 95,009 95,553 95,226 $864,405,772 95,263 Trade, Transportation, and

Utilities 1021 1,834 23,507 23,248 22,948 $175,791,754 23,234

Wholesale Trade 42 325 3,200 3,175 3,156 $48,928,009 3,177 Merchant wholesalers,

durable goods 423 173 1,847 1,831 1,821 $31,164,098 1,833

Motor vehicle and parts merchant wholesalers

4231 16 359 362 373 $3,929,230 365

Furniture and furnishing merchant wholesalers

4232 3

Lumber and const. supply merchant wholesalers

4233 16 128 126 121 $1,163,932 125

Commercial equip. merchant wholesalers

4234 45 605 603 600 $17,205,654 603

Metal and mineral merchant wholesalers

4235 2

Appliance and electric goods merchant whls.

4236 24 146 146 145 $2,147,981 146



Hardware and plumbing merchant wholesalers

4237 24 115 114 112 $1,442,055 114

Machinery and supply merchant wholesalers

4238 26 269 261 246 $3,243,665 259

Misc. durable goods merchant wholesalers

4239 17 180 179 185 $1,685,864 181

Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods

424 100 1,197 1,188 1,180 $13,994,830 1,188

Paper and paper product merchant wholesalers

4241 8 79 80 83 $1,160,787 81

Druggists' goods merchant wholesalers

4242 4 9 8 9 $147,452 9

Apparel and piece goods merchant wholesalers

4243 5 4 4 4 $97,858 4

Grocery and related product wholesalers

4244 37 610 606 614 $6,884,503 610

Farm product raw material merch. whls.

4245 2

Chemical merchant wholesalers

4246 9 43 42 38 $597,873 41



Petroleum merchant wholesalers

4247 8 63 62 61 $644,688 62

Alcoholic beverage merchant wholesalers

4248 5 183 183 178 $1,610,641 181

Misc. nondurable goods merchant wholesalers

4249 22 186 185 184 $2,743,116 185


425 52 156 156 155 $3,769,080 156


4251 52 156 156 155 $3,769,080 156

Retail Trade 44-45 1,341 18,478 18,330 18,077 $107,626,448 18,295 Motor vehicle and parts

dealers 441 167 2,014 2,038 2,040 $21,050,481 2,031

Automobile dealers 4411 61 1,205 1,231 1,229 $15,587,991 1,222 Other motor vehicle

dealers 4412 16 146 140 139 $1,152,538 142

Auto parts, accessories, and tire stores

4413 90 663 667 672 $4,309,952 667

Furniture and home furnishings stores

442 49 481 480 482 $3,366,333 481

Furniture stores 4421 27 218 220 217 $1,630,297 218 Home furnishings stores 4422 22 263 260 265 $1,736,035 263




443 57 384 370 370 $3,492,410 375


4431 57 384 370 370 $3,492,410 375

Building material and garden supply stores

444 82 1,391 1,429 1,464 $10,160,695 1,428

Building material and supplies dealers

4441 63 1,106 1,149 1,164 $8,414,675 1,140

Lawn and garden equipment and supplies

stores

4442 19 285 280 300 $1,746,020 288

Food and beverage stores 445 164 3,936 3,987 3,708 $18,541,531 3,877

Grocery stores 4451 90 3,473 3,508 3,244 $16,520,135 3,408 Specialty food stores 4452 40 262 282 272 $1,166,144 272 Beer, wine, and liquor

stores 4453 34 201 197 192 $855,252 197


446 134 1,275 1,274 1,291 $9,870,514 1,280


4461 134 1,275 1,274 1,291 $9,870,514 1,280

Gasoline stations 447 149 1,014 1,031 1,039 $4,449,998 1,028 Gasoline stations 4471 149 1,014 1,031 1,039 $4,449,998 1,028

Clothing and clothing accessories stores

448 164 1,708 1,664 1,658 $6,214,939 1,677

Clothing stores 4481 116 1,313 1,282 1,276 $4,569,447 1,290



Shoe stores 4482 26 247 241 247 $849,467 245 Jewelry, luggage, and leather goods stores

4483 22 148 141 135 $796,025 141

Sports, hobby, music instrument, book stores

451 72 1,208 974 924 $4,094,004 1,035

Sporting goods and musical instrument stores

4511 59 747 721 709 $3,211,717 726

Book stores and news dealers

4512 13 461 253 215 $882,287 310

General merchandise stores

452 89 3,997 4,032 4,045 $20,033,658 4,025

Department stores 4521 15 1,440 1,404 1,384 $6,026,393 1,409 Other general merchandise

stores 4529 74 2,557 2,628 2,661 $14,007,264 2,615

Miscellaneous store retailers

453 164 862 839 848 $4,581,366 850

Florists 4531 16 48 45 51 $185,850 48 Office supplies, stationery,

and gift stores 4532 42 401 391 369 $2,447,749 387

Used merchandise stores 4533 26 79 75 77 $246,607 77

Other miscellaneous store retailers

4539 80 334 328 351 $1,701,160 338

Nonstore retailers 454 50 208 212 208 $1,770,520 209



Electronic shopping and mail?order houses

4541 15 98 104 99 $848,611 100

Vending machine operators

4542 11 29 29 29 $201,135 29

Direct selling establishments

4543 24 81 79 80 $720,774 80


48-49 145 1,613 1,527 1,497 $15,499,130 1,546

Air transportation 481 6 48 50 49 $509,119 49 Scheduled air transportation

4811 3 47 48 47 $497,744 47

Nonscheduled air transportation

4812 3

Water transportation 483 1

Sea, coastal, and Great Lakes transportation

4831 1

Truck transportation 484 66 541 547 523 $5,464,306 537

General freight trucking 4841 44 378 383 382 $4,293,242 381

Specialized freight trucking

4842 22 163 164 141 $1,171,065 156

Transit and ground passenger transportation

485 19 159 168 161 $1,021,684 163



Urban transit systems 4851 2

Interurban and rural bus transportation

4852 3

Taxi and limousine service 4853 8 32 37 34 $202,394 34

Charter bus industry 4855 2 Other ground passenger

transportation 4859 4 16 20 17 $53,267 18

Pipeline transportation 486 1

Pipeline transportation of natural gas

4862 1


488 27 220 220 219 $1,964,192 220


4881 6 69 66 68 $1,048,323 68

Support activities for water transportation

4883 1

Support activities for road transportation

4884 19 147 150 147 $894,596 148



Freight transportation arrangement

4885 1

Couriers and messengers 492 20 583 482 486 $4,820,101 517

Couriers and express delivery services

4921 11 527 428 432 $4,388,057 462

Local messengers and local delivery

4922 9 56 54 54 $432,044 55



Utilities 22 23 216 216 218 $3,738,167 217 Utilities 221 23 216 216 218 $3,738,167 217

Power generation and supply

2211 16 188 187 189 $3,550,045 188

Water, sewage and other systems

2213 7 28 29 29 $188,122 29

Information 1022 193 3,450 3,447 3,430 $39,599,164 3,442 Information 51 193 3,450 3,447 3,430 $39,599,164 3,442

Publishing industries, except Internet

511 53 756 777 762 $8,962,053 765

Newspaper, book, and directory publishers

5111 39 642 656 651 $6,957,772 650

Software publishers 5112 14 114 121 111 $2,004,281 115



Motion picture and sound recording industries

512 19 219 226 243 $1,164,093 229

Motion picture and video industries

5121 19 219 226 243 $1,164,093 229

Broadcasting, except Internet

515 13 346 347 343 $4,150,163 345

Radio and television broadcasting

5151 13 346 347 343 $4,150,163 345

Telecommunications 517 56 795 800 812 $13,803,861 802 Wired telecommunications

carriers 5171 39 577 581 589 $9,693,725 582

Wireless telecommunications

carriers

5172 10 171 173 174 $3,514,927 173

Satellite telecommunications

5174 1

Other telecommunications 5179 6 43 42 45 $553,140 43


518 29 1,264 1,226 1,201 $10,383,376 1,230


5182 29 1,264 1,226 1,201 $10,383,376 1,230





Financial Activities 1023 954 6,534 6,529 6,531 $87,529,807 6,531 Finance and Insurance 52 496 4,175 4,160 4,171 $70,818,280 4,169


522 190 2,000 2,002 2,005 $29,223,156 2,002

Depository credit intermediation

5221 132 1,551 1,557 1,557 $21,797,641 1,555


5222 37 366 365 366 $6,091,432 366

Activities related to credit intermediation

5223 21 83 80 82 $1,334,083 82

Securities, commodity contracts, investments

523 74 288 286 299 $11,686,423 291

Securities and commodity contracts brokerage

5231 21 140 140 147 $8,414,850 142

Other financial investment activities

5239 53 148 146 152 $3,271,573 149


524 229 1,885 1,870 1,865 $29,893,701 1,873

Insurance carriers 5241 55 722 716 714 $11,791,863 717



Insurance agencies and brokerages

5242 174 1,163 1,154 1,151 $18,101,838 1,156

Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles

525 3

Other investment pools and funds

5259 3

Real Estate and Rental and Leasing

53 458 2,359 2,369 2,360 $16,711,527 2,363

Real estate 531 389 1,771 1,787 1,773 $12,572,479 1,777 Lessors of real estate 5311 113 532 541 544 $3,350,288 539 Offices of real estate agents and brokers

5312 136 294 293 297 $2,196,094 295

Activities related to real estate

5313 140 945 953 932 $7,026,098 943

Rental and leasing services 532 69 588 582 587 $4,139,048 586

Automotive equipment rental and leasing

5321 23 303 310 311 $1,792,573 308

Consumer goods rental 5322 30 174 169 171 $1,157,741 171

General rental centers 5323 2

Machinery and equipment rental and leasing

5324 14 109 103 103 $1,182,577 105




1024 2,268 17,462 17,554 17,531 $213,047,993 17,516


54 1,613 10,338 10,383 10,337 $155,757,888 10,353


541 1,613 10,338 10,383 10,337 $155,757,888 10,353

Legal services 5411 386 2,389 2,425 2,401 $41,602,271 2,405 Accounting and

bookkeeping services 5412 196 1,136 1,157 1,118 $12,486,695 1,137


5413 169 1,325 1,328 1,326 $21,111,921 1,326

Specialized design services

5414 28 90 91 94 $702,496 92


5415 241 1,911 1,927 1,895 $32,790,756 1,911

Management and technical consulting services

5416 360 1,304 1,311 1,331 $20,132,966 1,315

Scientific research and development services

5417 19 411 421 426 $6,638,136 419

Advertising, PR, and related services

5418 104 687 694 696 $12,610,139 692


5419 110 1,085 1,029 1,050 $7,682,508 1,055



Management of Companies and Enterprises

55 54 676 677 674 $12,381,135 676


551 54 676 677 674 $12,381,135 676


5511 54 676 677 674 $12,381,135 676


56 601 6,448 6,494 6,520 $44,908,969 6,487


561 574 6,223 6,267 6,298 $42,800,841 6,263

Office administrative services

5611 35 185 177 186 $3,520,249 183

Facilities support services 5612 7 368 365 373 $2,913,726 369

Employment services 5613 64 1,243 1,283 1,258 $9,087,600 1,261

Business support services 5614 52 608 626 630 $4,712,497 621

Travel arrangement and reservation services

5615 15 138 140 142 $1,891,792 140

Investigation and security services

5616 59 709 728 720 $5,654,582 719




5617 322 2,798 2,793 2,845 $13,090,380 2,812

Other support services 5619 20 174 155 144 $1,930,014 158


562 27 225 227 222 $2,108,128 225

Waste collection 5621 8 Waste treatment and

disposal 5622 2

Remediation and other waste services

5629 17 46 48 47 $472,569 47


1025 997 20,376 20,598 20,563 $229,373,226 20,512



6111 35 855 913 887 $5,811,621 885

Junior colleges 6112 1 Colleges and universities 6113 6

Business, computer and management training

6114 17 73 74 74 $750,442 74

Technical and trade schools

6115 9 69 65 67 $506,247 67

Other schools and instruction

6116 64 331 414 383 $1,548,329 376



Educational support services

6117 29 122 123 124 $1,762,750 123


62 836 18,752 18,821 18,850 $216,979,033 18,808


621 491 7,299 7,305 7,398 $107,533,749 7,334

Offices of physicians 6211 186 3,017 2,996 2,997 $57,957,972 3,003 Offices of dentists 6212 84 703 698 699 $8,056,121 700

Offices of other health practitioners

6213 132 724 730 739 $6,635,345 731

Outpatient care centers 6214 33 1,275 1,280 1,284 $17,269,302 1,280

Medical and diagnostic laboratories

6215 18 428 431 430 $7,283,512 430

Home health care services 6216 29 1,045 1,061 1,141 $8,988,867 1,082

Other ambulatory health care services

6219 9 107 109 108 $1,342,631 108

Hospitals 622 8 5,676 5,690 5,719 $75,068,461 5,695 General medical and

surgical hospitals 6221 4

Psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals

6222 1

Other hospitals 6223 3 394 394 397 $3,821,963 395




623 52 2,790 2,811 2,785 $17,253,659 2,795

Nursing care facilities, skilled nursing

6231 9 1,251 1,273 1,251 $8,805,139 1,258


6232 18 529 530 519 $2,442,610 526

Continuing care, assisted living facilities

6233 21 912 911 910 $5,164,601 911

Other residential care facilities

6239 4 98 97 105 $841,309 100

Social assistance 624 285 2,987 3,015 2,948 $17,123,163 2,983 Individual and family

services 6241 132 1,310 1,313 1,231 $8,544,441 1,285

Emergency and other relief services

6242 22 208 203 217 $1,562,919 209

Vocational rehabilitation services

6243 34 523 518 525 $2,684,196 522

Child day care services 6244 97 946 981 975 $4,331,606 967

Leisure and Hospitality 1026 966 17,880 18,311 18,338 $62,903,909 18,176


71 117 1,091 1,110 1,133 $5,370,303 1,111



Performing arts and spectator sports

711 46 194 191 196 $1,243,208 194

Performing arts companies 7111 13 56 53 55 $321,322 55

Spectator sports 7112 6 Promoters of performing

arts and sports 7113 8 50 49 47 $198,502 49

Agents and managers for public figures

7114 2

Independent artists, writers, and performers

7115 17 29 29 32 $216,089 30


712 3


7121 3

Amusements, gambling, and recreation

713 68 808 822 844 $3,751,865 825

Amusement parks and arcades

7131 3

Gambling industries 7132 2 Other amusement and recreation industries

7139 63 732 743 758 $3,043,351 744


72 849 16,789 17,201 17,205 $57,533,606 17,065



Accommodation 721 98 1,536 1,594 1,623 $7,232,128 1,584 Traveler accommodation 7211 72 1,323 1,389 1,420 $6,331,390 1,377

RV parks and recreational camps

7212 10 41 38 42 $174,374 40

Rooming and boarding houses

7213 16 172 167 161 $726,364 167

Food services and drinking places

722 751 15,253 15,607 15,582 $50,301,478 15,481

Special food services 7223 45 1,318 1,433 1,287 $4,316,002 1,346 Drinking places, alcoholic

beverages 7224 33 620 639 676 $1,422,073 645

Restaurants and other eating places

7225 673 13,315 13,535 13,619 $44,563,402 13,490

Other Services 1027 1,134 5,738 5,801 5,822 $55,639,683 5,787 Other Services, Except Public Administration

81 1,134 5,738 5,801 5,822 $55,639,683 5,787

Repair and maintenance 811 275 1,323 1,317 1,313 $10,379,960 1,318

Automotive repair and maintenance

8111 204 1,021 1,029 1,024 $7,838,775 1,025

Electronic equipment repair and maintenance

8112 17 103 97 98 $1,110,484 99

Commercial machinery repair and maintenance

8113 15 78 79 82 $842,282 80



Household goods repair and maintenance

8114 39 121 112 109 $588,419 114

Personal and laundry services

812 208 1,245 1,243 1,251 $6,717,853 1,246

Personal care services 8121 126 653 659 658 $3,544,954 657

Death care services 8122 14 174 179 182 $1,262,292 178 Drycleaning and laundry

services 8123 30 266 269 270 $1,480,785 268

Other personal services 8129 38 152 136 141 $429,821 143


813 270 2,676 2,738 2,759 $36,595,077 2,724

Religious organizations 8131 23 67 66 65 $623,616 66

Grantmaking and giving services

8132 15 256 273 277 $3,359,319 269


8133 47 346 364 371 $4,892,992 360

Civic and social organizations

8134 23 370 380 383 $2,495,877 378

Professional and similar organizations

8139 162 1,637 1,655 1,663 $25,223,273 1,652

Private households 814 381 494 503 499 $1,946,793 499 Private households 8141 381 494 503 499 $1,946,793 499

Unclassified 1029 67 62 65 63 $520,237 63



Unclassified 99 67 62 65 63 $520,237 63 Unclassified 999 67 62 65 63 $520,237 63 Unclassified 9999 67 62 65 63 $520,237 63

Total, All Industries 10 77 1,926 1,932 1,918 $36,803,553 1,925 Service-Providing 102 77 1,926 1,932 1,918 $36,803,553 1,925

Trade, Transportation, and Utilities

1021 20 654 660 659 $11,299,535 658


48-49 20 654 660 659 $11,299,535 658

Postal service 491 20 654 660 659 $11,299,535 658 Postal service 4911 20 654 660 659 $11,299,535 658

Financial Activities 1023 1 1 1 1 $29,033 1 Finance and Insurance 52 1 1 1 1 $29,033 1


522 1 1 1 1 $29,033 1


5222 1 1 1 1 $29,033 1


1024 2 45 45 44 $975,509 45


54 2 45 45 44 $975,509 45


541 2 45 45 44 $975,509 45




5413 1 25 26 26 $458,289 26


5419 1 20 19 18 $517,220 19


1025 1 200 206 210 $4,388,212 205


62 1 200 206 210 $4,388,212 205


621 1 200 206 210 $4,388,212 205

Offices of physicians 6211 1 200 206 210 $4,388,212 205 Leisure and Hospitality 1026 1 42 40 41 $567,636 41


71 1 42 40 41 $567,636 41


712 1 42 40 41 $567,636 41


7121 1 42 40 41 $567,636 41

Public Administration 1028 52 984 980 963 $19,543,627 976

Public Administration 92 52 984 980 963 $19,543,627 976


921 4 29 28 26 $630,482 28




9211 4 29 28 26 $630,482 28


922 13 505 507 497 $10,451,501 503


9221 13 505 507 497 $10,451,501 503


923 8 114 113 112 $2,242,959 113


9231 8 114 113 112 $2,242,959 113


924 8 133 129 126 $2,443,648 129


9241 8 133 129 126 $2,443,648 129


926 17 174 173 172 $3,398,698 173


9261 17 174 173 172 $3,398,698 173


928 2 29 30 30 $376,339 30




9281 2 29 30 30 $376,339 30

Total, All Industries 10 259 39,093 39,531 39,516 $437,906,374 39,380 Goods-Producing 101 6 218 220 220 $2,010,300 219


1011 4 162 164 164 $1,421,199 163


11 4 162 164 164 $1,421,199 163


115 4 162 164 164 $1,421,199 163


1153 4 162 164 164 $1,421,199 163

Construction 1012 2 56 56 56 $589,101 56 Construction 23 2 56 56 56 $589,101 56


237 2 56 56 56 $589,101 56

Highway, street, and bridge construction

2373 2 56 56 56 $589,101 56

Service-Providing 102 253 38,875 39,311 39,296 $435,896,074 39,161 Trade, Transportation, and

Utilities 1021 1 31 31 31 $480,436 31


48-49 1 31 31 31 $480,436 31




488 1 31 31 31 $480,436 31


4881 1 31 31 31 $480,436 31

Information 1022 2 141 138 135 $1,222,005 138 Information 51 2 141 138 135 $1,222,005 138


518 1 58 57 56 $500,000 57


5182 1 58 57 56 $500,000 57

Other information services 519 1 83 81 79 $722,005 81


Financial Activities 1023 4 242 237 230 $4,147,836 236 Finance and Insurance 52 4 242 237 230 $4,147,836 236


524 4 242 237 230 $4,147,836 236

Insurance carriers 5241 4 242 237 230 $4,147,836 236 Professional and Business

Services 1024 1 148 148 149 $2,325,667 148


54 1 148 148 149 $2,325,667 148




541 1 148 148 149 $2,325,667 148


5415 1 148 148 149 $2,325,667 148


1025 12 12,453 12,804 12,770 $149,754,962 12,676


Colleges and universities 6113 4 10,337 10,713 10,678 $132,761,508 10,576


62 8 2,116 2,091 2,092 $16,993,454 2,100

Hospitals 622 1 1,659 1,638 1,635 $13,173,971 1,644 Psychiatric and substance

abuse hospitals 6222 1 1,659 1,638 1,635 $13,173,971 1,644


623 1 297 291 294 $2,120,401 294


6232 1 297 291 294 $2,120,401 294

Social assistance 624 6 160 162 163 $1,699,082 162 Individual and family

services 6241 6 160 162 163 $1,699,082 162

Leisure and Hospitality 1026 3 135 137 137 $1,252,163 136




71 3 135 137 137 $1,252,163 136


712 3 135 137 137 $1,252,163 136


7121 3 135 137 137 $1,252,163 136




921 39 4,604 4,657 4,654 $55,005,354 4,638


9211 39 4,604 4,657 4,654 $55,005,354 4,638


922 46 5,681 5,633 5,666 $58,813,122 5,660


9221 46 5,681 5,633 5,666 $58,813,122 5,660


923 46 7,101 7,178 7,179 $72,684,084 7,153


9231 46 7,101 7,178 7,179 $72,684,084 7,153




924 27 1,997 1,999 1,996 $21,627,272 1,997


9241 27 1,997 1,999 1,996 $21,627,272 1,997


925 1 5 5 5 $3,000 5


9251 1 5 5 5 $3,000 5


926 69 6,335 6,342 6,342 $68,569,942 6,340


9261 69 6,335 6,342 6,342 $68,569,942 6,340


928 1 1 1 1 $8,480 1


9281 1 1 1 1 $8,480 1

Unclassified 1029 1 1 1 1 $1,751 1 Unclassified 99 1 1 1 1 $1,751 1 Unclassified 999 1 1 1 1 $1,751 1 Unclassified 9999 1 1 1 1 $1,751 1

Total, All Industries 10 54 15,107 15,157 15,286 $149,050,378 15,183 Service-Providing 102 54 15,107 15,157 15,286 $149,050,378 15,183



Information 1022 3 176 176 175 $1,736,935 176 Information 51 3 176 176 175 $1,736,935 176


518 1 55 55 54 $908,141 55


5182 1 55 55 54 $908,141 55



Financial Activities 1023 2 90 89 90 $1,050,544 90 Finance and Insurance 52 1 33 33 33 $572,938 33


524 1 33 33 33 $572,938 33

Insurance carriers 5241 1 33 33 33 $572,938 33 Real Estate and Rental and

Leasing 53 1 57 56 57 $477,606 57

Real estate 531 1 57 56 57 $477,606 57 Activities related to real

estate 5313 1 57 56 57 $477,606 57


1024 2 56 54 55 $552,836 55


56 2 56 54 55 $552,836 55




561 1 35 33 34 $391,079 34


5617 1 35 33 34 $391,079 34


562 1 21 21 21 $161,757 21

Waste treatment and disposal

5622 1 21 21 21 $161,757 21


1025 5 8,546 8,592 8,675 $68,787,950 8,604



6111 4 7,161 7,199 7,260 $57,396,540 7,207

Junior colleges 6112 1 1,385 1,393 1,415 $11,391,410 1,398 Other Services 1027 1 72 72 73 $1,515,205 72

Other Services, Except Public Administration

81 1 72 72 73 $1,515,205 72


813 1 72 72 73 $1,515,205 72


8133 1 72 72 73 $1,515,205 72






921 24 4,862 4,872 4,898 $61,052,478 4,877


9211 24 4,862 4,872 4,898 $61,052,478 4,877


922 8 1,173 1,170 1,180 $12,876,936 1,174


9221 8 1,173 1,170 1,180 $12,876,936 1,174


923 2 15 16 22 $120,362 18


9231 2 15 16 22 $120,362 18


924 3 83 82 84 $1,081,679 83


9241 3 83 82 84 $1,081,679 83


925 2 19 19 19 $153,442 19




9251 2 19 19 19 $153,442 19


926 2 15 15 15 $122,011 15


9261 2 15 15 15 $122,011 15




DATA CENTER | WORKFORCEJob Projections by Occupation in Leon County


Occupation

Employment 2014 - 2022

Code Title 2014 2022 Level Change

Percent Change

Total Job Openings

2014 Average Hourly Wage ($)**

Education Level

000000 Total, All Occupations 160,512

173,536

13,024 8.1 43,679 NA NA

110000 Management Occupations

6,583

6,851

268 4.1 1,330 NA NA

111000 Top Executives 1,850

1,877

27 1.5 325 NA NA

111011 Chief Executives 226

228

2 0.9 49 $92.88 Bachelor's Degree

111021 General and Operations Managers

1,439

1,475

36 2.5 242 $53.82 Associate Degree

111031 Legislators 185

174

-11 -6.0 34 $38.05 Bachelor's Degree



Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

112000 Marketing, Public Relations & Sales

Managers

394

411

17 4.3 108 NA NA

112011 Advertising and Promotions Managers

25

26


112021 Marketing Managers 82

85


112022 Sales Managers 168

176


112031 Public Relations Managers

119

124


113000 Operations Specialties Managers

1,018

1,080

62 6.1 224 NA NA

113011 Administrative Services Managers

285

301


113021 Computer and Information Systems

Managers

209

233




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

113031 Financial Managers 334

347


113051 Industrial Production Managers

36

38


113061 Purchasing Managers 16

17


113071 Transportation, Storage, and

Distribution Managers

68

69


113121 Human Resources Managers

42

48


113131 Training and Development Managers

16

16


119000 Other Management Occupations

3,321

3,483

162 4.9 673 NA NA

119021 Construction Managers 751

803




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

119032 Education Administrators, Elementary and

Secondary

110

113


119033 Education Administrators, Postsecondary

34

39


119039 Education Administrators, All

Other

28

27


119041 Engineering Managers 82

94


119051 Food Service Managers 158

167


119111 Medical and Health Services Managers

208

236


119121 Natural Sciences Managers

75

78




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

119141 Property, Real Estate & Community

Association Managers

475

491


119151 Social and Community Service Managers

104

113


119199 Managers, All Other 1,131

1,152


130000 Business and Financial Operations

Occupations

18,155

19,297

1,142 6.3 3,857 NA NA

131000 Business Operations Specialists

12,729

13,575

846 6.7 2,584 NA NA

131022 Wholesale and Retail Buyers, Except Farm

Products

31

34


131023 Purchasing Agents, Except Farm Products

& Trade

248

254




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

131031 Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators

415

440

25 6.0 109 $26.67 Postsecondary Vocational

131041 Compliance Officers, Exc. Safety, Agri, Constr & Transp.

1,411

1,492


131051 Cost Estimators 148

187


131071 Human Resources Specialists

752

804


131075 Labor Relations Specialists

103

107


131081 Logisticians 27

35


131111 Management Analysts 5,426

5,766

340 6.3 1,024 $25.79 Bachelor's Degree

131121 Meeting and Convention Planners

171

204


131131 Fundraisers 98

109

11 11.2 30 $29.52 High School Diploma



Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

131141 Compensation, Benefits, and Job

Analysis Specialists

166

152

-14 -8.4 22 $19.26 Associate Degree

131151 Training and Development Specialists

357

406


131161 Market Research Analysts and Marketing

Specialists

277

352


131199 Business Operations Specialists, All Other

3,087

3,221


132000 Financial Specialists 5,426

5,722

296 5.5 1,273 NA NA

132011 Accountants and Auditors

2,754

2,901


132021 Appraisers and Assessors of Real

Estate

112

117


132031 Budget Analysts 248

280




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

132041 Credit Analysts 24

27


132051 Financial Analysts 196

208


132052 Personal Financial Advisors

215

249


132053 Insurance Underwriters 149

167


132071 Loan Counselors 98

120


132072 Loan Officers 263

301


132081 Tax Examiners, Collectors, and

Revenue Agents

974

940


132099 Financial Specialists, All Other

360

376


150000 Computer and Mathematical Occupations

6,248

6,771

523 8.4 1,533 NA NA



Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

151000 Computer Specialists 5,634

6,165

531 9.4 1,355 NA NA

151121 Computer Systems Analysts

785

884


151122 Information Security Analysts

26

30


151131 Computer Programmers

772

763

-9 -1.2 143 $29.25 Postsecondary Vocational

151132 Software Developers, Applications

602

709


151133 Software Developers, Systems Software

98

129


151134 Web Developers 162

184


151141 Database Administrators

245

286




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

151142 Network and Computer Systems Architects

and Admins.

592

670


151143 Computer Network Architects

1,244

1,323


151151 Computer User Support Specialists

688

720


151152 Computer Network Support Specialists

402

450


152000 Mathematical Scientists 614

606

-8 -1.3 178 NA NA

152011 Actuaries 40

41


152031 Operations Research Analysts

479

471

-8 -1.7 118 $23.45 Master's or Higher Degree

152041 Statisticians 45

47


152091 Mathematical Technicians

39

37

-2 -5.1 16 NA Associate Degree



Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

170000 Architecture and Engineering Occupations

1,878

1,971

93 5.0 419 NA NA

171000 Architects, Surveyors, and Cartographers

224

241

17 7.6 54 NA NA

171011 Architects, Except Landscape and Naval

99

109

10 10.1 26 $42.63 Master's or Higher Degree

171012 Landscape Architects 26

28


171021 Cartographers and Photogrammetrists

17

21


171022 Surveyors 82

83


172000 Engineers 1,069

1,132

63 5.9 250 NA NA

172021 Agricultural Engineers 15

14

-1 -6.7 3 NA Bachelor's Degree

172051 Civil Engineers 506

517




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

172071 Electrical Engineers 87

98


172072 Electronics Engineers, Except Computer

39

41


172081 Environmental Engineers

133

134


172111 Health and Safety Engineers, Except

Mining

28

29


172112 Industrial Engineers 41

50


172141 Mechanical Engineers 70

79


172199 Engineers, All Other 110

118


173000 Drafters, Engineering, and Mapping Technicians

585

598

13 2.2 115 NA NA



Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

173011 Architectural and Civil Drafters

147

136


173013 Mechanical Drafters 11

13


173022 Civil Engineering Technicians

141

149


173023 Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Technicians

68

66


173024 Electro-Mechanical Technicians

15

15

0 0.0 2 NA Postsecondary Vocational

173029 Engineering Technicians, Except

Drafters, All Other

20

21


173031 Surveying and Mapping Technicians

110

119




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

190000 Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations

2,393

2,503

110 4.6 710 NA NA

191000 Life Scientists 317

327

10 3.2 71 NA NA

191011 Animal Scientists 34

38

4 11.8 15 NA Bachelor's Degree

191021 Biochemists and Biophysicists

17

22


191022 Microbiologists 13

12

-1 -7.7 2 NA Master's or Higher Degree

191023 Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists

122

121


191029 Biological Scientists, All Other

70

72


191031 Conservation Scientists 21

21


192000 Physical Scientists 1,054

1,081

27 2.6 277 NA NA

192021 Atmospheric and Space Scientists

37

38




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

192031 Chemists 91

92


192041 Environmental Scientists &

Specialists, Including Health

648

651


192042 Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and

Geographers

85

85


192043 Hydrologists 38

43


192099 Physical Scientists, All Other

123

134


193000 Social Scientists and Related Workers

583

633

50 8.6 200 NA NA

193031 Clinical, Counseling, and School

Psychologists

138

159


193039 Psychologists, All Other 76

92




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

193051 Urban and Regional Planners

107

112


193091 Anthropologists and Archeologists

35

37


193099 Social Scientists and Related Workers, All

Other

88

93


194000 Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians

439

462

23 5.2 162 NA NA

194021 Biological Technicians 43

43


194031 Chemical Technicians 36

40


194061 Social Science Research Assistants

32

39


194091 Environmental Science Technicians, Including

Health

53

57




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

194092 Forensic Science Technicians

155

164


194093 Forest and Conservation Technicians

23

22

-1 -4.4 8 NA Postsecondary Vocational

194099 Life, Physical, and Social Science

Technicians, All Other

89

89


210000 Community and Social Services Occupations

3,297

3,695

398 12.1 950 NA NA

211000 Social Workers & Community & Social Service Specialists

2,504

2,807

303 12.1 743 NA NA

211012 Educational, Vocational, and School

Counselors

304

355


211013 Marriage and Family Therapists

57

75




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

211014 Mental Health Counselors

89

109


211015 Rehabilitation Counselors

125

134


211019 Counselors, All Other 103

113


211021 Child, Family, and School Social Workers

327

372


211022 Medical and Public Health Social Workers

110

134


211023 Mental Health and Substance Abuse

Social Workers

251

249

-2 -0.8 47 $17.53 Master's or Higher Degree

211029 Social Workers, All Other

119

134


211091 Health Educators 83

99


211093 Social and Human Service Assistants

233

258




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

211094 Community Health Workers

108

124


211099 Community and Social Service Specialists, All

Other

396

436


212021 Directors, Religious Activities and

Education

472

528


230000 Legal Occupations 3,581

3,863

282 7.9 794 NA NA

231011 Lawyers 2,546

2,729


231021 Admin. Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing Officers

90

83

-7 -7.8 13 NA Bachelor's Degree

231023 Judges, Magistrate Judges, and Magistrates

65

65

0 0.0 10 NA Master's or Higher Degree

232000 Legal Support Workers 810

916

106 13.1 197 NA NA



Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

232011 Paralegals and Legal Assistants

499

591


232099 Legal Support Workers, All Other

255

266


250000 Education, Training, and Library

Occupations

12,943

14,287

1,344 10.4 3,344 NA NA

251000 Postsecondary Teachers 6,145

6,928

783 12.7 1,555 NA NA

251011 Business Teachers, Postsecondary

505

575


251021 Computer Science Teachers,

Postsecondary

125

141


251022 Mathematical Science Teachers,

Postsecondary

244

277


251031 Architecture Teachers, Postsecondary

57

64




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

251032 Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary

204

225


251041 Agricultural Sciences Teachers,

Postsecondary

123

132


251042 Biological Science Teachers,

Postsecondary

219

245


251051 Earth and Space Sciences Teachers,

Postsecondary

133

147


251052 Chemistry Teachers, Postsecondary

137

154


251053 Environmental Science Teachers,

Postsecondary

20

22


251054 Physics Teachers, Postsecondary

148

165




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

251063 Economics Teachers, Postsecondary

59

66


251064 Geography Teachers, Postsecondary

53

58


251065 Political Science Teachers,

Postsecondary

53

60


251066 Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary

189

214


251067 Sociology Teachers, Postsecondary

53

59


251069 Social Sciences Teachers,

Postsecondary, All Other

211

245


251071 Health Specialties Teachers,

Postsecondary

563

633




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

251072 Nursing Instructors and Teachers,

Postsecondary

142

161


251081 Education Teachers, Postsecondary

449

506


251082 Library Science Teachers,

Postsecondary

55

60


251111 Criminal Justice & Law Enforcement Teachers,

Postsec.

73

83

10 13.7 19 NA Associate Degree

251112 Law Teachers, Postsecondary

101

115


251113 Social Work Teachers, Postsecondary

55

61


251121 Art, Drama, and Music Teachers,

Postsecondary

497

566




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

251122 Communications Teachers,

Postsecondary

164

188


251123 English Language & Literature Teachers,

Postsecondary

214

240


251124 Foreign Language & Literature Teachers,

Postsecondary

90

102


251125 History Teachers, Postsecondary

77

86


251126 Philosophy and Religion Teachers,

Postsecondary

69

79


251192 Home Economics Teachers,

Postsecondary

35

38


251193 Recreation & Fitness Studies Teachers,

Postsecondary

24

27




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

251199 Postsecondary Teachers, All Other

873

987


252000 Primary, Secondary, and Special Education

Teachers

2,973

3,224

251 8.4 842 NA NA

252011 Preschool Teachers, Except Special

Education

210

256


252012 Kindergarten Teachers, Except Special

Education

139

153


252021 Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education

726

796


252022 Middle School Teachers, Exc. Special

& Voc. Education

451

495




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

252031 Secondary School Teachers, Exc. Special

and Voc. Ed.

807

829


252032 Vocational Education Teachers, Secondary

School

69

67


252051 Special Education Teachers, Preschool

65

75


252052 Special Education Teachers, Kindergarten

and Elementary

303

339


252053 Special Education Teachers, Middle

School

54

60


252054 Special Education Teachers, Secondary

School

44

45


252059 Special Education Teachers, All Other

98

102




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

253000 Other Teachers and Instructors

1,234

1,323

89 7.2 238 NA NA

253098 Substitute Teachers 337

350


253099 Teachers and Instructors, All Other

680

741


254000 Librarians, Curators, and Archivists

543

572

29 5.3 156 NA NA

254011 Archivists 14

13

-1 -7.1 3 NA Master's or Higher Degree

254012 Curators 11

12


254021 Librarians 365

379


254031 Library Technicians 98

105


259000 Other Education, Training, and Library

Occupations

2,048

2,240

192 9.4 553 NA NA



Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

259021 Farm and Home Management Advisors

43

47


259031 Instructional Coordinators

527

558


259041 Teacher Assistants 1,166

1,297


259099 Education, Training, and Library Workers, All

Other

312

338


270000 Arts, Entertainment, Sports, and Media

Occupations

3,986

4,205

219 5.5 1,050 NA NA

271000 Art and Design Workers 706

748

42 6.0 213 NA NA

271011 Art Directors 45

44


271013 Fine Artists, Including Painters, Sculptors, &

Illustrators

49

52




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

271023 Floral Designers 42

38


271024 Graphic Designers 403

437


271025 Interior Designers 45

45


271026 Merchandise Displayers and Window

Trimmers

80

86


272000 Entertainers, Athletes and Related Workers

1,207

1,323

116 9.6 368 NA NA

272012 Producers and Directors

157

154


272022 Coaches and Scouts 306

361


272023 Umpires, Referees, and Other Sports Officials

133

156


272042 Musicians and Singers 346

370

24 6.9 91 $20.48 Less than High School



Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

273000 Media and Communication Workers

1,195

1,231

36 3.0 345 NA NA

273011 Radio and Television Announcers

100

92


273031 Public Relations Specialists

594

658


273041 Editors 203

167


273043 Writers and Authors 61

61


273091 Interpreters and Translators

28

35


273099 Media and Communication

Workers, All Other

162

177


274000 Media and Communication

Equipment Workers

878

903

25 2.9 124 NA NA



Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

274011 Audio and Video Equipment Technicians

15

16


274012 Broadcast Technicians 87

90


274031 Camera Operators, Television, Video, and

Motion Picture

110

101


274032 Film and Video Editors 34

39


290000 Healthcare Practitioners and

Technical Occupations

8,297

9,814

1,517 18.3 2,796 NA NA

291000 Health Diagnosing and Treating Practitioners

4,948

5,844

896 18.1 1,639 NA NA

291021 Dentists, General 70

77




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

291031 Dietitians and Nutritionists

81

88


291041 Optometrists 15

18


291051 Pharmacists 343

405


291062 Family and General Practitioners

247

273


291063 Internists, General 51

59


291069 Physicians and Surgeons, All Other

269

318


291071 Physician Assistants 81

97


291122 Occupational Therapists

126

153


291123 Physical Therapists 206

242


291124 Radiation Therapists 51

61




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

291125 Recreational Therapists

12

13


291126 Respiratory Therapists 97

116


291127 Speech and Language Pathologists

122

146


291131 Veterinarians 83

98


291141 Registered Nurses 2,654

3,160


291171 Nurse Practitioners 105

126


291199 Health Diagnosing and Treating Practitioners,

All Other

74

84


292000 Health Technologists and Technicians

3,175

3,763

588 18.5 1,076 NA NA



Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

292011 Medical and Clinical Laboratory

Technologists

102

117


292012 Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technicians

121

140


292021 Dental Hygienists 182

223


292032 Diagnostic Medical Sonographers

52

69


292033 Nuclear Medicine Technologists

27

31


292034 Radiologic Technologists

203

255


292035 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists

35

45


292041 Emergency Medical Technicians and

Paramedics

276

321




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

292052 Pharmacy Technicians 350

421


292053 Psychiatric Technicians

462

534


292055 Surgical Technologists 97

112


292056 Veterinary Technologists and

Technicians

193

247


292061 Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational

Nurses

666

773


292071 Medical Records and Health Information

Technicians

125

144


292081 Opticians, Dispensing 54

59


292099 Health Technologists and Technicians, All

Other

121

143




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

299000 Other Healthcare Practitioners and

Technical Occupations

174

207

33 19.0 81 NA NA

299011 Occupational Health and Safety Specialists

40

41


299099 Healthcare Practitioners &

Technical Workers, All Other

62

80


310000 Healthcare Support Occupations

3,592

4,287

695 19.4 1,102 NA NA

311000 Nursing, Psychiatric, and Home Health Aides

1,935

2,383

448 23.2 645 NA NA

311011 Home Health Aides 728

980


311013 Psychiatric Aides 103

99




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

311014 Nursing Assistants 1,040

1,233


312022 Physical Therapist Aides

81

96


319000 Other Healthcare Support Occupations

1,498

1,714

216 14.4 406 NA NA

319011 Massage Therapists 231

259


319091 Dental Assistants 215

255


319092 Medical Assistants 600

711


319094 Medical Transcriptionists

78

82


319096 Veterinary Assistants and Laboratory Animal

Caretakers

148

150


319097 Phlebotomists 46

56




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

319099 Healthcare Support Workers, All Other

31

32


330000 Protective Service Occupations

3,654

3,744

90 2.5 916 NA NA

331000 First-Line Supervisors, Protective Service

Workers

330

324

-6 -1.8 94 NA NA

331012 First-Line Supervisors of Police and

Detectives

159

156


331099 First-Line Superv., Protective Service Workers, All Other

53

52


332000 Fire Fighting and Prevention Workers

222

234

12 5.4 60 NA NA

332011 Fire Fighters 211

223




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

332021 Fire Inspectors and Investigators

11

11


333000 Law Enforcement Workers

2,002

2,011

9 0.5 403 NA NA

333011 Bailiffs 41

43


333021 Detectives and Criminal Investigators

358

362


333031 Fish and Game Wardens

31

30


333041 Parking Enforcement Workers

14

15

1 7.1 4 NA High School Diploma

333051 Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers

806

836


339000 Other Protective Service Workers

1,100

1,175

75 6.8 359 NA NA

339021 Private Detectives and Investigators

128

131




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

339032 Security Guards 576

632


339091 Crossing Guards 42

39

-3 -7.1 8 NA Less than High School

339092 Lifeguards and Other Recreational Protective

Service Workers

110

119


339093 Transportation Security Screeners

51

53


339099 Protective Service Workers, All Other

179

186


350000 Food Preparation and Serving Related

Occupations

14,124

15,609

1,485 10.5 5,770 NA NA

351000 Supervisors, Food Preparation and Serving

Workers

1,130

1,241

111 9.8 302 NA NA

351011 Chefs and Head Cooks 41

42




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

351012 First-Line Superv. of Food Preparation &

Serving Workers

1,089

1,199


352000 Cooks and Food Preparation Workers

2,942

3,251

309 10.5 917 NA NA

352011 Cooks, Fast Food 506

562


352012 Cooks, Institution and Cafeteria

167

202


352014 Cooks, Restaurant 1,131

1,253


352019 Cooks, All Other 13

13


352021 Food Preparation Workers

802

866


353000 Food and Beverage Serving Workers

8,981

9,931

950 10.6 3,968 NA NA

353011 Bartenders 424

495




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

353021 Food Preparation & Serving Workers,

Including Fast Food

4,585

5,057

472 10.3 1,540 $8.68 Less than High School

353022 Counter Attendants, Cafeteria, and Coffee

Shop

927

1,004


353031 Waiters and Waitresses 2,930

3,236

306 10.4 1,495 $9.53 Less than High School

353041 Food Servers, Nonrestaurant

115

139


359000 Other Food Preparation and Serving Related

Workers

1,071

1,186

115 10.7 583 NA NA

359011 Dining Room & Cafeteria Attendants &

Bartender Helpers

327

358


359021 Dishwashers 450

501




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

359031 Hosts, Restaurant, Lounge, and Coffee

Shop

280

312


359099 Food Preparation & Serving Related

Workers, All Other

14

15


370000 Building & Grounds Cleaning &

Maintenance Occupations

6,255

6,822

567 9.1 1,476 NA NA

371000 Superv., Building & Grounds Cleaning &

Maintenance

354

372

18 5.1 60 NA NA

371011 First-Line Superv. of Housekeeping &

Janitorial Workers

164

160


371012 First-Line Superv. Landscaping &

Groundskeeping Workers

190

212




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

372000 Building Cleaning and Pest Control Workers

4,747

5,129

382 8.1 1,086 NA NA

372011 Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and

Housekeeping

2,938

3,165


372012 Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners

1,636

1,754


373011 Landscaping and Groundskeeping

Workers

1,083

1,246


390000 Personal Care and Service Occupations

3,994

4,557

563 14.1 1,361 NA NA

391000 Supervisors, Personal Care and Service

Workers

194

205

11 5.7 49 NA NA



Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

391021 First-Line Supervisors of Personal Service

Workers

190

203


392000 Animal Care and Service Workers

185

221

36 19.5 68 NA NA

393000 Entertainment Attendants and Related

Workers

263

282

19 7.2 144 NA NA

393091 Amusement and Recreation Attendants

178

193


393099 Entertainment Attendants and Related

Workers, All Other

1

1

0 0.0 0 NA NA

394021 Funeral Attendants 102

116


395000 Personal Appearance Workers

901

984

83 9.2 218 NA NA



Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

395012 Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists

811

888


395094 Skin Care Specialists 43

48


396000 Transportation, Tourism, and Lodging Attendants

68

72

4 5.9 17 NA NA

397000 Tour and Travel Guides 28

35

7 25.0 15 NA NA

399000 Other Personal Care and Service Workers

2,222

2,603

381 17.2 787 NA NA

399011 Child Care Workers 985

1,150


399021 Personal and Home Care Aides

317

424


399031 Fitness Trainers and Aerobics Instructors

255

298


399032 Recreation Workers 433

475




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

399041 Residential Advisors 77

86


399099 Personal Care and Service Workers, All

Other

155

170


410000 Sales and Related Occupations

16,929

17,891

962 5.7 5,300 NA NA

411000 Supervisors, Sales Workers

2,281

2,308

27 1.2 454 NA NA

411011 First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers

1,890

1,911


411012 First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales

Workers

391

397


412000 Retail Sales Workers 10,105

10,635

530 5.2 3,509 NA NA

412011 Cashiers 3,903

4,132

229 5.9 1,747 $9.18 High School Diploma

412021 Counter and Rental Clerks

550

569




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

412022 Parts Salespersons 178

192


412031 Retail Salespersons 5,472

5,741

269 4.9 1,570 $11.13 High School Diploma

413000 Sales Representatives, Services

2,389

2,687

298 12.5 825 NA NA

413011 Advertising Sales Agents

237

223


413021 Insurance Sales Agents 848

1,001


413031 Securities and Financial Services

Sales Agents

133

162


413041 Travel Agents 31

27


413099 Sales Representatives, Services, All Other

1,140

1,274




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

414000 Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing

957

990

33 3.5 212 NA NA

414011 Sales Representatives, Wholesale & Mfg, Tech.

& Sci. Prod.

212

225


414012 Sales Representatives, Wholesale and

Manufacturing, Other

745

765


419000 Other Sales and Related Workers

1,197

1,271

74 6.2 300 NA NA

419011 Demonstrators and Product Promoters

68

72


419022 Real Estate Sales Agents

788

849


419031 Sales Engineers 81

87




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

419041 Telemarketers 154

152

-2 -1.3 27 $14.04 High School Diploma

419099 Sales and Related Workers, All Other

45

49


430000 Office and Administrative Support

Occupations

26,622

27,879

1,257 4.7 6,082 NA NA

431011 First-Line Superv. of Office and Admin. Support Workers

1,294

1,421


432011 Switchboard Operators, Including Answering

Service

70

56


433000 Financial Clerks 3,234

3,564

330 10.2 827 NA NA

433011 Bill and Account Collectors

221

252


433021 Billing and Posting Clerks and Machine

Operators

468

519




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

433031 Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks

1,712

1,872


433051 Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks

143

163


433061 Procurement Clerks 57

60


433071 Tellers 611

673


434000 Information and Record Clerks

7,378

7,869

491 6.7 2,282 NA NA

434011 Brokerage Clerks 32

38


434021 Correspondence Clerks 11

8

-3 -27.3 2 NA High School Diploma

434031 Court, Municipal, and License Clerks

36

38


434051 Customer Service Representatives

2,553

2,773




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

434061 Eligibility Interviewers, Government Programs

303

291


434071 File Clerks 477

417


434081 Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks

328

360


434111 Interviewers, Except Eligibility and Loan

292

331


434121 Library Assistants, Clerical

197

217


434131 Loan Interviewers and Clerks

126

128


434151 Order Clerks 43

55


434161 Human Resources Assistants, Exc. Payroll

180

189


434171 Receptionists and Information Clerks

1,388

1,621




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

434199 Information and Record Clerks, All Other

1,335

1,333


435000 Material Recording, Scheduling, and

Distributing Workers

2,926

2,891

-35 -1.2 626 NA NA

435021 Couriers and Messengers

209

222


435031 Police, Fire, and Ambulance Dispatchers

117

123


435032 Dispatchers, Except Police, Fire, and

Ambulance

176

194


435051 Postal Service Clerks 50

30


435052 Postal Service Mail Carriers

261

245




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

435053 Postal Service Mail Sorters and Processors

161

99


435061 Production, Planning, and Expediting Clerks

53

53


435071 Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerks

352

352


435081 Stock Clerks and Order Fillers

1,494

1,518


435111 Measurers, Checkers, and Samplers, Recordkeeping

23

23


436000 Secretaries and Administrative

Assistants

6,799

6,980

181 2.7 940 NA NA

436011 Executive Secretaries and Administrative

Assistants

2,373

2,342




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

436012 Legal Secretaries 454

502


436013 Medical Secretaries 215

273


436014 Secretaries, Except Legal, Medical, and

Executive

3,757

3,863


439000 Other Office and Administrative Support

Workers

4,878

5,055

177 3.6 985 NA NA

439011 Computer Operators 101

85


439021 Data Entry Keyers 623

572


439022 Word Processors and Typists

86

73


439031 Desktop Publishers 31

22


439041 Insurance Claims and Policy Processing

Clerks

258

293




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

439051 Mail Clerks and Machine Operators, Exc. Postal Service

144

155


439061 Office Clerks, General 3,473

3,702


439071 Office Machine Operators, Except

Computer

38

32


439199 Office and Administrative Support

Workers, All Other

75

82


450000 Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Occupations

294

289

-5 -1.7 70 NA NA

451011 First-Line Superv. of Farming, Fishing, & Forestry Workers

27

27


452000 Agricultural Workers 211

208

-3 -1.4 53 NA NA



Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

452092 Farmworkers & Laborers, Crop, Nursery,

& Greenhouse

179

177

-2 -1.1 44 $9.13 Less than High School

453011 Fishers and Related Fishing Workers

19

19

0 0.0 4 NA High School Diploma

454000 Forest, Conservation, and Logging Workers

37

35

-2 -5.4 7 NA NA

470000 Construction and Extraction Occupations

4,939

5,647

708 14.3 1,614 NA NA

471011 First-Line Superv. of Construction and

Extraction Workers

436

489


472000 Construction Trades Workers

3,492

4,007

515 14.8 1,093 NA NA

472021 Brickmasons and Blockmasons

133

171




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

472031 Carpenters 533

577


472044 Tile and Marble Setters 36

43


472051 Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers

105

125


472061 Construction Laborers 572

639


472073 Operating Engineers/Construction

Equipment Operators

182

216


472081 Drywall and Ceiling Tile Installers

78

96


472111 Electricians 415

488


472141 Painters, Construction and Maintenance

521

606


472151 Pipelayers 99

111




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

472152 Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters

171

196


472181 Roofers 385

422


472211 Sheet Metal Workers 59

71


473000 Helpers - Construction Trades

226

293

67 29.7 117 NA NA

473013 Helpers - Electricians 69

86


473015 Helpers - Plumbers, Pipefitters, and

Steamfitters

45

63


474000 Other Construction and Related Workers

781

854

73 9.4 270 NA NA

474011 Construction and Building Inspectors

88

94




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

474051 Highway Maintenance Workers

50

51


474099 Construction and Related Workers, All

Other

572

628


475000 Extraction Workers 4

4

0 0.0 1 NA NA

490000 Installation, Maintenance, and

Repair Occupations

5,305

5,831

526 9.9 1,443 NA NA

491011 First-Line Superv. of Mechanics, Installers,

and Repairers

419

453


492000 Electrical & Electronic Equipment Installers, &

Repairers

754

798

44 5.8 165 NA NA



Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

492011 Computer, ATM, and Office Machine

Repairers

167

170


492022 Telecommunications Equipment Installers

and Repairers

375

397


492093 Electronics Installers & Repairers,

Transportation Equip.

10

11


492094 Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equip.

35

37


492098 Security and Fire Alarm Systems Installers

90

105




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

493000 Vehicle and Mobile Equipment Mechanics,

Installers

1,534

1,605

71 4.6 383 NA NA

493011 Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians

45

53


493021 Automotive Body and Related Repairers

215

216


493023 Automotive Service Technicians and

Mechanics

899

927


493031 Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel

Engine Specialists

122

129




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

493042 Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics,

Except Engines

42

47


493053 Outdoor Power Equipment and Small

Engine Mechanics

39

43


499000 Other Installation, Maintenance, and Repair

Occupations

2,598

2,975

377 14.5 775 NA NA

499021 Heating, A.C., and Refrigeration

Mechanics and Installers

527

686


499031 Home Appliance Repairers

136

138


499041 Industrial Machinery Mechanics

56

67




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

499043 Maintenance Workers, Machinery

27

30


499051 Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers

90

96


499062 Medical Equipment Repairers

40

51


499071 Maintenance and Repair Workers,

General

1,380

1,528


499091 Vending and Amusement Machine Servicers & Repairers

26

31


499098 Helpers - Installation, Maintenance, and

Repair Workers

45

50




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

499099 Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All

Other

123

133


510000 Production Occupations

2,728

2,803

75 2.8 607 NA NA

511011 First-Line Superv. of Production and

Operating Workers

223

221


512000 Assemblers and Fabricators

503

515

12 2.4 94 NA NA

512041 Structural Metal Fabricators and Fitters

21

27


512092 Team Assemblers 343

336


512099 Assemblers and Fabricators, All Other

71

77




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

513000 Food Processing Workers

446

465

19 4.3 120 NA NA

513011 Bakers 264

272


513021 Butchers and Meat Cutters

112

116


514000 Metal Workers and Plastic Workers

200

232

32 16.0 66 NA NA

514041 Machinists 41

47


514121 Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers

110

129


515000 Printing Workers 298

282

-16 -5.4 52 NA NA

515111 Prepress Technicians and Workers

21

14


515112 Printing Press Operators and Job

Printers

230

229




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

515113 Print Binding and Finishing Workers

47

39


516000 Textile, Apparel, and Furnishings Workers

355

340

-15 -4.2 49 NA NA

516011 Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Workers

289

275


517000 Woodworkers 39

44

5 12.8 12 NA NA

518012 Power Distributors and Dispatchers

19

19


518031 Water and Liquid Waste Treatment Plant

Operators

124

124


518099 Plant and System Operators, All Other

18

19


519000 Other Production Occupations

476

516

40 8.4 148 NA NA



Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

519061 Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and

Weighers

81

93


519121 Coating, Painting, and Spraying Machine

Operators

12

14


519122 Painters, Transportation

Equipment

25

22


519198 Helpers - Production Workers

30

35


530000 Transportation and Material-Moving

Occupations

4,715

4,920

205 4.4 1,155 NA NA

531000 Supervisors, Transportation and

Material Moving Workers

144

153

9 6.3 33 NA NA



Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

531021 First-Line Superv Helpers, Laborers &

Material-Movers, Hand

55

65


531031 First-Line Superv. of Material-Moving

Vehicle Operators

89

88


532000 Air Transportation Workers

44

41

-3 -6.8 13 NA NA

532012 Commercial Pilots 11

10


532021 Air Traffic Controllers 28

25


533000 Motor Vehicle Operators 2,493

2,606

113 4.5 508 NA NA

533022 Bus Drivers, School 312

299


533031 Driver/Sales Workers 552

583




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

533032 Truck Drivers, Heavy and Tractor-Trailer

727

791


533033 Truck Drivers, Light or Delivery Services

516

535


533041 Taxi Drivers and Chauffeurs

155

165


535000 Water Transportation Workers

2

2

0 0.0 1 NA NA

536031 Service Station Attendants

125

138


537000 Material Moving Workers 1,836

1,916

80 4.4 535 NA NA

537032 Excavating and Loading Machine and

Dragline Operators

58

60


537051 Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators

99

107




Occupation



Percent Change

Total Job Openings


Education Level

537061 Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment

218

221


537062 Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material

Movers, Hand

995

1,051


537064 Packers and Packagers, Hand

397

395


537081 Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors

32

36


* Job openings result from economic growth and from replacement needs. For declining occupations, all job openings result from replacement needs.

** Hourly wages for teaching occupations were calculated using a 40-hour work week for 9½ months per year.

Source: Department of Economic Opportunity, Labor Market Statistics, Employment Projections


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