Table VII.A.1(2002) Number of private-sector establishments by proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2002: (43 States are shown separately)
 
 

 

Percent Full-Time Employees

Percent Low-Wage Employees **
Division and State

Total

  

75% or more

  

50-74%

  

Less than 50%

  

50% or more

  

Less than 50%

  

Unknown

  
 
United States

6,138,063

3,975,147

963,635

1,199,281

1,844,827

3,408,181

885,056
 
New England:
Connecticut

77,210

47,348

9,968

19,895

15,383

49,932

11,895
Maine

34,486

21,894

5,092

7,500

10,292

20,231

3,963
Massachusetts

147,808

95,112

21,566

31,129

29,268

101,626

16,914
New Hampshire

32,438

19,192

6,608

6,638

7,732

21,441

3,265
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

196,516

132,109

30,099

34,308

42,704

119,032

34,781
New York

423,726

266,989

71,511

85,227

114,739

255,225

53,763
Pennsylvania

262,364

157,080

47,223

58,061

90,020

137,518

34,825
 
East North Central:
Illinois

260,161

168,558

40,987

50,616

64,383

151,347

44,431
Indiana

130,269

77,345

25,867

27,056

40,718

64,568

24,984
Michigan

201,838

119,923

36,245

45,670

59,103

113,618

29,117
Ohio

247,378

159,870

41,400

46,108

72,685

136,432

38,261
Wisconsin

128,214

74,208

22,746

31,260

39,102

70,998

18,115
 
West North Central:
Iowa

80,278

45,451

12,160

22,667

29,773

39,454

11,051
Kansas

68,913

41,330

10,983

16,600

27,519

31,548

9,846
Minnesota

127,758

72,088

18,505

37,165

36,446

73,329

17,983
Missouri

128,978

79,051

22,761

27,165

45,459

62,862

20,657
Nebraska

49,520

28,055

7,676

13,789

19,857

24,543

5,120
 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

21,462

14,029

2,842

4,590

7,449

9,843

4,170
Florida

362,704

270,152

46,345

46,208

110,570

191,608

60,527
Georgia

172,661

126,084

23,242

23,335

53,906

88,495

30,260
Maryland

110,152

74,820

14,036

21,296

24,077

67,879

18,197
North Carolina

173,550

119,277

22,997

31,276

57,321

95,319

20,910
South Carolina

88,508

55,109

16,279

17,120

32,192

41,822

14,495
Virginia

149,915

94,906

24,709

30,300

46,215

82,163

21,538
West Virginia

33,581

20,051

7,278

6,252

15,696

12,393

5,492
 
East South Central:
Alabama

83,871

57,866

8,669

17,335

29,157

43,677

11,037
Kentucky

78,307

51,548

12,528

14,231

28,979

33,215

16,113
Mississippi

49,272

32,157

8,277

8,838

20,506

19,241

9,525
Tennessee

114,005

78,456

16,265

19,284

36,292

56,400

21,313
 
West South Central:
Louisiana

83,244

57,251

14,472

11,521

28,723

39,785

14,736
Oklahoma

71,430

47,252

10,441

13,737

27,510

35,105

8,815
Texas

409,206

291,548

58,251

59,407

131,219

204,828

73,159
 
Mountain:
Arizona

101,318

67,131

16,512

17,674

31,864

55,649

13,804
Colorado

119,519

79,323

20,052

20,145

34,094

72,826

12,599
Montana

31,242

18,542

4,942

7,758

13,740

14,715

2,787
Nevada

38,748

25,955

4,747

8,047

11,581

21,379

5,788
New Mexico

36,520

22,027

5,757

8,737

16,164

14,655

5,702
Utah

48,822

31,216

6,950

10,656

14,659

29,256

4,907
Wyoming

16,858

10,156

2,785

3,917

7,033

8,147

1,678
 
Pacific:
California

679,137

431,374

115,459

132,305

189,018

414,566

75,553
Hawaii

27,509

18,899

3,888

4,722

7,695

15,898

3,916
Oregon

88,472

55,827

14,511

18,134

22,610

52,792

13,070
Washington

138,080

87,399

19,972

30,709

31,108

92,384

14,588
 
States not shown separately

212,114

131,193

30,032

50,890

70,269

120,438

21,407
 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2002 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey-Insurance Component.
Note: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix.
** The definition of low-wage employees changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to IC data prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix for details.
Totals may not sum exactly because of rounding.

 

Table VII.A.1(2002) Standard error for number of private-sector establishments by proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2002: (43 States are shown separately)
 
 

 

Percent Full-Time Employees

Percent Low-Wage Employees **
Division and State

Total

  

75% or more

  

50-74%

  

Less than 50%

  

50% or more

  

Less than 50%

  

Unknown

  
 
United States

22,695

32,560

18,000

18,233

17,770

26,279

12,878
 
New England:
Connecticut

3,010

2,188

803

2,164

2,190

3,023

2,153
Maine

1,969

1,657

421

613

498

1,856

607
Massachusetts

4,245

4,472

3,549

2,260

2,590

4,538

2,811
New Hampshire

2,035

1,914

621

598

522

1,891

747
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

4,817

5,436

2,960

2,701

4,228

4,647

2,545
New York

8,178

9,422

4,307

6,031

5,444

9,475

4,225
Pennsylvania

7,676

8,124

5,358

6,418

4,435

4,150

3,328
 
East North Central:
Illinois

5,915

9,553

5,261

4,240

4,512

6,977

5,729
Indiana

5,300

4,270

3,898

2,245

2,857

2,474

4,582
Michigan

7,883

5,328

5,021

4,685

5,031

7,498

3,639
Ohio

6,818

9,634

4,809

3,875

3,800

8,147

3,855
Wisconsin

4,307

3,520

1,608

2,511

3,238

3,876

2,217
 
West North Central:
Iowa

3,164

2,973

1,128

1,895

1,861

2,363

1,235
Kansas

2,335

2,204

1,302

829

2,072

1,625

1,056
Minnesota

5,578

5,733

1,830

4,380

3,738

5,512

2,203
Missouri

3,510

3,458

2,374

2,858

2,616

3,285

4,195
Nebraska

1,283

1,612

688

1,004

1,564

1,459

904
 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

1,967

2,098

275

281

2,117

531

354
Florida

11,593

10,207

4,550

7,004

8,561

11,457

3,567
Georgia

7,532

6,059

3,422

3,421

3,933

2,860

5,047
Maryland

3,453

2,956

1,699

1,380

2,323

2,063

1,343
North Carolina

3,723

5,135

2,746

4,409

5,209

4,808

1,342
South Carolina

4,720

3,391

1,485

3,480

2,392

2,994

3,572
Virginia

3,793

3,314

2,395

2,935

2,259

4,413

1,872
West Virginia

1,484

606

1,533

274

648

1,648

913
 
East South Central:
Alabama

2,606

2,140

1,292

1,646

1,889

2,947

844
Kentucky

2,682

3,023

1,524

1,159

1,021

2,052

2,718
Mississippi

1,074

1,773

492

757

1,148

1,388

1,167
Tennessee

4,706

4,495

2,189

2,609

2,651

2,828

3,959
 
West South Central:
Louisiana

2,059

2,595

2,102

1,312

1,592

1,848

1,481
Oklahoma

2,436

3,005

1,101

625

1,601

2,959

1,106
Texas

7,045

6,904

5,036

5,820

6,383

6,593

7,405
 
Mountain:
Arizona

2,939

3,320

1,663

2,229

1,729

2,460

2,278
Colorado

4,362

4,483

2,136

2,788

2,977

3,031

2,313
Montana

1,700

1,687

547

522

789

1,347

635
Nevada

1,588

1,470

402

625

844

1,117

780
New Mexico

2,367

1,142

946

2,056

2,384

641

811
Utah

2,459

2,530

1,098

978

860

2,398

535
Wyoming

411

452

384

254

365

365

199
 
Pacific:
California

11,009

12,495

4,321

7,314

7,376

8,462

4,341
Hawaii

1,630

1,848

415

590

547

1,840

555
Oregon

2,629

2,976

1,978

1,686

1,683

3,341

2,853
Washington

2,760

3,688

1,504

2,336

2,544

2,846

1,589
 
States not shown separately

7,000

7,462

3,318

4,084

5,403

5,008

2,985
 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2002 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey-Insurance Component.
Note: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix.
** The definition of low-wage employees changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to IC data prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix for details.
Totals may not sum exactly because of rounding.