Table V.B.1(2005) Number of private-sector employees by industry groupings** and State: United States, 2005
 
Division and State

Total

 

Agri, fish., forestry
and construction

 

Mining and
manufacturing

 

Retail,
other services
and unknown

 

Professional
services

 

All other

 
 
United States

112,239,187

8,263,610

13,818,864

41,173,622

27,200,283

21,782,808

 
New England:
Connecticut

1,489,386

79,616

170,169

481,558

392,277

365,765

Maine

491,599

30,908

49,357

178,514

146,875

85,946

Massachusetts

2,885,647

125,462

*

256,488

1,042,333

847,544

613,820

New Hampshire

527,871

23,581

63,733

208,653

148,514

83,389

Rhode Island

435,405

14,229

49,304

149,476

142,680

79,717

Vermont

259,354

23,842

32,647

97,462

61,608

43,796

 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

3,507,432

161,026

317,777

1,157,780

898,671

972,178

New York

7,130,369

294,589

529,252

2,559,194

2,326,996

1,420,338

Pennsylvania

4,818,731

302,164

686,966

1,538,705

1,235,743

1,055,153

 
East North Central:
Illinois

5,006,970

341,679

677,365

1,751,277

1,056,521

1,180,128

Indiana

2,419,524

129,062

503,311

907,678

520,083

359,390

Michigan

3,769,849

161,020

548,104

1,196,965

1,100,779

762,980

Ohio

4,660,962

199,463

969,914

1,462,207

1,086,664

942,715

Wisconsin

2,439,607

170,336

478,427

800,978

539,069

450,797

 
West North Central:
Iowa

1,231,858

95,084

205,673

366,490

261,194

303,417

Kansas

1,086,923

73,970

173,952

385,158

263,636

190,207

Minnesota

2,290,315

159,380

313,200

862,620

511,343

443,772

Missouri

2,279,523

124,610

346,180

758,326

578,375

472,031

Nebraska

757,373

64,425

79,885

306,906

140,222

165,935

North Dakota

267,207

22,926

28,170

89,430

74,587

52,095

South Dakota

308,387

24,020

42,714

107,517

78,714

55,422

 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

372,730

19,838

28,670

130,999

99,942

93,281

District of Columbia

429,536

9,732

*

277

*

159,824

200,356

59,347

Florida

6,841,755

709,015

*

437,851

3,085,292

1,476,573

1,133,023

Georgia

3,204,157

159,225

457,535

1,233,659

780,345

573,394

Maryland

2,062,263

153,780

123,064

723,074

591,936

470,409

North Carolina

3,370,401

242,335

564,434

1,165,534

752,400

645,698

South Carolina

1,518,039

81,902

340,173

517,912

284,844

293,207

Virginia

3,027,032

270,135

285,527

1,276,731

703,803

490,836

West Virginia

518,575

23,760

74,940

207,528

137,806

74,541

 
East South Central:
Alabama

1,508,798

97,419

282,374

577,240

258,801

292,964

Kentucky

1,405,291

90,198

265,071

487,185

317,373

245,464

Mississippi

835,269

73,999

*

155,341

332,739

168,048

105,142

Tennessee

2,250,809

117,043

373,565

855,819

458,099

446,283

 
West South Central:
Arkansas

1,025,783

78,225

204,372

385,577

168,611

188,998

Louisiana

1,435,143

108,378

149,310

626,222

319,974

231,259

Oklahoma

1,155,245

52,192

155,697

449,234

300,573

197,548

Texas

8,153,583

742,375

*

927,098

2,994,103

2,040,615

1,449,393

 
Mountain:
Arizona

2,048,877

216,474

166,104

947,346

354,521

364,432

Colorado

1,859,607

154,022

109,655

803,106

440,662

352,162

Idaho

495,768

53,738

77,737

173,659

88,397

102,237

Montana

326,236

38,488

18,812

*

156,854

54,563

57,520

Nevada

1,031,826

90,165

42,274

554,067

178,215

167,105

New Mexico

549,949

59,545

39,703

219,791

140,111

90,800

Utah

935,671

72,985

151,090

306,333

227,848

177,415

Wyoming

178,979

20,587

27,636

*

59,782

33,463

37,511

 
Pacific:
Alaska

217,024

14,533

23,056

*

83,657

43,047

52,731

California

13,234,293

1,446,397

1,392,350

4,678,507

3,196,687

2,520,352

Hawaii

468,700

40,739

7,269

227,587

102,793

90,312

Oregon

1,366,209

132,701

166,663

506,409

303,782

256,654

Washington

2,347,346

272,296

248,629

838,626

563,998

423,796

 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2005 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey-Insurance Component.
Note: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix.
* Figure does not meet standard of reliability or precision.
** Definitions of industry groups and low-wage employees changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to IC data prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix.
Totals may not sum exactly because of rounding.

 

Table V.B.1(2005) Standard error for number of private-sector employees by industry groupings** and State: United States, 2005
 
Division and State

Total

 

Agri, fish., forestry
and construction

 

Mining and
manufacturing

 

Retail,
other services
and unknown

 

Professional
services

 

All other

 
 
United States

945,182

486,519

406,325

896,301

635,990

731,238

 
New England:
Connecticut

61,916

19,581

34,768

81,864

20,782

65,353

Maine

26,620

4,967

9,262

18,094

19,676

14,435

Massachusetts

194,476

46,723

*

39,638

141,335

109,199

130,611

New Hampshire

34,696

4,634

6,105

18,376

16,869

16,169

Rhode Island

35,524

4,054

8,309

36,142

24,797

16,087

Vermont

14,503

5,519

5,942

13,981

9,266

5,553

 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

215,111

41,258

77,420

121,155

90,823

86,192

New York

431,856

66,655

51,362

382,002

122,600

84,310

Pennsylvania

123,539

55,209

89,486

93,128

95,987

106,214

 
East North Central:
Illinois

332,323

70,788

97,231

212,618

91,901

123,666

Indiana

144,467

22,577

39,333

163,685

66,407

38,923

Michigan

208,282

46,617

79,401

87,919

122,672

150,360

Ohio

162,482

33,712

97,273

145,343

95,567

107,247

Wisconsin

126,288

29,538

42,772

97,585

71,541

49,046

 
West North Central:
Iowa

27,025

16,803

26,811

40,998

32,096

54,373

Kansas

102,573

14,385

37,396

61,052

30,982

25,347

Minnesota

105,648

32,137

39,607

112,341

58,890

79,139

Missouri

113,151

22,267

47,167

88,692

48,377

54,260

Nebraska

75,735

12,854

12,634

54,813

11,765

24,255

North Dakota

9,843

2,414

4,621

7,775

10,714

5,883

South Dakota

21,323

2,825

7,071

8,263

19,835

5,653

 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

22,764

4,570

6,347

16,101

17,039

10,543

District of Columbia

34,192

4,771

*

240

*

12,849

27,414

15,095

Florida

480,401

274,980

*

113,492

323,654

114,936

109,211

Georgia

265,089

42,161

50,971

170,300

113,343

45,357

Maryland

122,229

27,737

26,489

68,858

65,308

70,857

North Carolina

135,671

59,345

73,484

94,127

71,734

102,586

South Carolina

65,885

16,287

47,032

42,933

37,311

42,010

Virginia

304,344

51,537

47,059

342,800

61,291

50,361

West Virginia

29,815

5,504

7,145

23,188

14,019

10,231

 
East South Central:
Alabama

60,193

20,333

14,805

82,833

20,309

47,670

Kentucky

74,564

19,737

50,516

48,851

19,739

57,736

Mississippi

68,110

23,887

*

18,989

48,023

34,133

11,991

Tennessee

134,103

18,678

39,365

97,315

64,878

67,986

 
West South Central:
Arkansas

78,708

22,791

19,656

80,367

17,783

38,577

Louisiana

68,675

23,064

21,295

68,459

54,358

22,429

Oklahoma

54,616

9,529

15,733

58,338

36,113

24,663

Texas

299,906

228,978

*

98,610

266,128

161,866

85,485

 
Mountain:
Arizona

109,887

56,329

44,769

115,091

30,793

53,109

Colorado

181,380

19,329

16,572

102,408

55,859

88,309

Idaho

34,384

10,294

11,335

20,255

19,605

15,427

Montana

19,165

6,040

6,058

*

20,591

7,999

15,301

Nevada

69,666

13,846

8,206

49,110

42,529

24,137

New Mexico

24,688

10,196

7,450

17,842

21,042

14,405

Utah

80,241

12,163

13,594

29,325

63,651

34,748

Wyoming

11,756

2,808

9,649

*

6,882

6,888

9,015

 
Pacific:
Alaska

19,150

3,348

9,912

*

12,268

5,244

6,834

California

434,773

272,757

88,900

219,655

185,080

182,689

Hawaii

18,277

3,262

1,629

16,374

6,352

11,501

Oregon

51,546

16,667

20,396

51,197

30,471

38,343

Washington

131,231

71,429

61,990

126,395

51,663

74,415

 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2005 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey-Insurance Component.
Note: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix.
* Figure does not meet standard of reliability or precision.
** Definitions of industry groups and low-wage employees changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to IC data prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix.
Totals may not sum exactly because of rounding.