Table V.B.1(2006) Number of private-sector employees by industry groupings** and State: United States, 2006

 

Division and State

Total

 

Agri, fish., forestry
and construction

 

Mining and
manufacturing

 

Retail and
other services

 

Professional
services

 

All other

 

 

United States

114,690,765

8,080,065

13,978,611

41,918,381

28,555,864

22,157,843

 

New England:

Connecticut

1,470,298

61,269

180,157

511,012

426,837

291,023

Maine

498,597

38,027

37,976

154,988

122,052

145,554

*

Massachusetts

2,962,089

138,181

295,697

996,231

1,028,164

503,816

New Hampshire

561,982

29,929

56,850

222,150

159,182

93,872

Rhode Island

415,726

18,333

62,002

142,678

132,214

60,499

Vermont

251,452

17,380

23,546

88,252

93,140

29,134

 

Middle Atlantic:

New Jersey

3,430,859

179,517

238,855

1,099,113

938,423

974,951

New York

7,075,184

338,927

540,937

2,279,718

2,463,483

1,452,118

Pennsylvania

5,067,102

250,273

713,836

1,565,883

1,484,579

1,052,531

 

East North Central:

Illinois

5,091,731

209,780

833,691

1,823,623

1,114,318

1,110,319

Indiana

2,570,535

140,673

500,199

963,671

558,924

407,069

Michigan

3,708,232

257,613

*

660,125

1,227,901

893,876

668,717

Ohio

4,850,232

236,816

946,322

1,609,533

1,244,760

812,801

Wisconsin

2,434,092

123,682

515,410

901,067

457,997

435,937

 

West North Central:

Iowa

1,272,598

118,944

193,981

420,512

294,254

244,907

Kansas

1,069,299

72,224

162,457

428,898

238,037

167,682

Minnesota

2,447,349

145,506

284,593

728,718

616,083

672,450

Missouri

2,347,567

186,861

275,727

763,364

547,594

574,022

Nebraska

754,772

61,991

95,295

251,623

174,363

171,500

North Dakota

282,056

24,979

32,767

97,513

80,471

46,326

South Dakota

318,902

25,772

49,787

109,501

73,409

60,433

 

South Atlantic:

Delaware

373,471

28,574

37,646

133,803

105,324

68,123

District of Columbia

439,581

9,885

*

1,129

*

164,315

217,385

46,867

Florida

6,972,749

622,579

338,058

3,272,166

1,524,330

1,215,617

Georgia

3,580,664

193,946

393,752

1,514,796

698,010

780,161

Maryland

2,084,638

185,477

111,534

842,914

561,463

383,250

North Carolina

3,396,598

307,525

463,296

1,394,896

627,721

603,161

South Carolina

1,536,003

122,858

251,327

669,886

267,367

224,565

Virginia

3,263,692

240,914

294,847

1,357,285

890,961

479,686

West Virginia

541,111

30,809

77,924

201,846

166,173

64,358

 

East South Central:

Alabama

1,555,521

89,749

241,015

592,218

321,657

310,882

Kentucky

1,456,609

68,389

339,862

565,373

269,241

213,743

Mississippi

924,801

72,069

152,718

388,743

192,444

118,826

Tennessee

2,288,726

115,573

405,544

895,477

398,628

473,504

 

West South Central:

Arkansas

1,002,174

77,436

199,325

279,410

219,478

226,525

Louisiana

1,515,456

169,869

201,085

519,473

351,080

273,949

Oklahoma

1,214,530

53,157

168,325

469,486

308,542

215,020

Texas

8,017,243

527,702

992,095

2,743,076

2,132,184

1,622,185

 

Mountain:

Arizona

2,144,471

209,377

158,825

967,257

491,718

317,295

Colorado

1,908,142

190,759

133,602

820,708

406,448

356,625

Idaho

595,685

62,850

86,535

164,373

207,997

*

73,930

Montana

355,673

48,983

*

16,353

176,253

73,362

40,721

Nevada

1,074,009

156,000

42,785

562,081

157,440

155,702

New Mexico

616,201

62,802

56,097

281,849

148,988

66,465

Utah

987,786

89,127

136,278

306,952

248,683

206,746

Wyoming

202,092

22,460

36,593

71,434

40,567

*

31,037

 

Pacific:

Alaska

229,721

15,811

24,756

*

93,120

51,058

44,975

California

13,270,800

1,214,923

1,473,006

4,452,214

3,406,021

2,724,637

Hawaii

476,446

46,748

8,106

*

233,788

94,854

92,950

Oregon

1,495,704

118,106

184,636

476,547

371,660

344,754

*

Washington

2,289,811

248,929

*

251,347

920,692

462,920

405,923

 

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2006 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(2006) Standard error for number of private-sector employees by industry groupings** and State: United States, 2006

 

Division and State

Total

 

Agri, fish., forestry
and construction

 

Mining and
manufacturing

 

Retail and
other services

 

Professional
services

 

All other

 

 

United States

1,095,196

338,040

212,809

771,542

438,202

658,172

 

New England:

Connecticut

59,754

13,987

35,414

96,487

51,659

62,778

Maine

67,694

5,503

4,082

18,997

7,513

63,873

*

Massachusetts

252,664

38,522

44,098

129,640

138,757

59,180

New Hampshire

35,900

8,608

8,408

26,288

16,451

19,043

Rhode Island

20,636

4,930

9,930

12,865

13,570

9,842

Vermont

17,852

3,979

4,225

9,846

17,129

4,528

 

Middle Atlantic:

New Jersey

147,412

29,730

40,801

89,670

63,371

148,113

New York

256,509

64,770

58,226

251,157

234,952

124,735

Pennsylvania

209,423

33,736

81,475

170,112

71,307

135,048

 

East North Central:

Illinois

301,620

35,185

83,719

249,983

76,220

158,345

Indiana

107,536

34,440

36,904

80,301

49,484

61,669

Michigan

183,400

94,406

*

114,651

68,111

99,557

116,066

Ohio

187,777

54,548

101,312

253,258

98,011

106,247

Wisconsin

157,966

21,934

38,653

173,980

48,300

60,819

 

West North Central:

Iowa

47,129

21,042

26,950

58,517

31,071

66,129

Kansas

51,999

13,326

14,735

67,945

24,199

32,123

Minnesota

136,884

34,895

31,521

67,996

97,214

115,924

Missouri

174,227

41,799

40,780

80,708

49,217

84,182

Nebraska

21,542

14,764

12,777

38,417

24,881

25,328

North Dakota

11,483

3,047

7,091

11,997

14,040

6,639

South Dakota

20,682

4,225

11,153

10,883

11,241

9,261

 

South Atlantic:

Delaware

28,928

5,983

8,981

12,867

25,014

10,281

District of Columbia

24,716

4,737

*

1,129

*

17,414

34,627

7,107

Florida

374,594

86,631

64,559

285,650

102,181

174,183

Georgia

221,745

52,397

49,158

194,843

96,658

123,529

Maryland

148,642

50,658

20,628

111,901

47,361

94,178

North Carolina

220,923

83,660

52,550

229,423

83,443

82,256

South Carolina

103,016

23,551

40,444

89,921

36,802

26,341

Virginia

217,627

39,120

47,618

210,239

165,977

97,087

West Virginia

25,592

6,491

6,577

22,476

21,240

6,763

 

East South Central:

Alabama

75,738

15,787

20,787

54,684

38,663

38,674

Kentucky

128,996

11,540

81,527

109,299

18,677

26,407

Mississippi

47,884

18,305

20,758

63,790

35,099

19,090

Tennessee

98,521

24,734

42,900

133,871

33,427

75,943

 

West South Central:

Arkansas

58,108

14,615

18,384

28,433

19,297

45,105

Louisiana

71,485

45,775

37,396

51,886

54,938

33,857

Oklahoma

55,569

10,345

24,934

43,706

58,045

19,401

Texas

223,602

87,092

76,072

132,657

246,575

90,544

 

Mountain:

Arizona

233,261

41,800

33,683

206,466

64,666

34,166

Colorado

130,144

32,630

23,201

112,516

53,413

38,395

Idaho

111,135

8,992

16,955

22,411

100,964

*

10,998

Montana

40,381

22,730

*

3,175

30,138

8,185

5,921

Nevada

114,435

41,813

11,157

75,229

14,082

21,881

New Mexico

62,081

9,092

12,095

59,201

19,080

12,058

Utah

96,966

13,579

25,792

37,125

60,805

37,346

Wyoming

12,999

4,702

10,357

7,192

13,689

*

5,582

 

Pacific:

Alaska

18,211

2,954

7,666

*

14,058

11,265

6,582

California

641,513

189,224

84,081

297,342

247,760

310,124

Hawaii

21,676

7,861

2,997

*

25,911

8,536

14,561

Oregon

176,984

15,121

40,139

65,672

35,406

128,081

*

Washington

224,894

76,749

*

44,915

197,324

60,748

47,887

 

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2006 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.