Table VII.A.1(2004) Number of private-sector establishments by proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2004
 
 

 

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%

  
 
United States

6,342,850

4,024,405

1,020,431

1,298,014

2,212,599

4,130,251
 
New England:
Connecticut

78,643

48,965

14,169

15,510

15,816

62,827
Maine

36,602

21,531

6,217

8,854

10,849

25,754
Massachusetts

151,729

83,900

31,891

35,937

37,572

114,157
New Hampshire

33,515

20,716

5,825

6,974

8,632

24,883
Rhode Island

27,235

17,665

4,363

5,207

6,122

21,114
Vermont

20,101

11,661

3,426

5,014

6,098

14,003
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

198,339

122,791

34,641

40,907

54,155

144,184
New York

412,928

271,578

66,393

74,957

121,892

291,036
Pennsylvania

261,307

157,090

34,855

69,363

96,517

164,790
 
East North Central:
Illinois

278,927

166,332

55,594

57,002

98,691

180,236
Indiana

135,185

80,704

18,503

35,977

57,356

77,828
Michigan

204,394

126,149

29,419

48,826

71,263

133,131
Ohio

244,832

153,588

41,972

49,273

86,967

157,865
Wisconsin

132,762

73,582

25,744

33,436

45,933

86,829
 
West North Central:
Iowa

80,275

42,923

14,545

22,806

35,540

44,735
Kansas

68,811

40,036

12,010

16,765

28,704

40,106
Minnesota

137,624

78,294

24,985

34,345

44,629

92,996
Missouri

131,500

75,837

23,362

32,301

53,304

78,196
Nebraska

51,491

30,266

8,435

12,790

23,320

28,171
North Dakota

22,415

10,536

4,947

 *

6,932

11,609

10,806
South Dakota

25,123

12,940

4,841

7,342

11,929

13,194
 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

20,563

13,751

2,916

3,895

6,399

14,164
District of Columbia

17,689

14,087

1,881

1,721

2,793

14,896
Florida

413,079

295,747

51,322

66,009

140,826

272,253
Georgia

173,515

120,610

24,248

28,657

52,637

120,878
Maryland

115,043

71,595

22,430

21,018

29,479

85,564
North Carolina

178,152

116,484

29,917

31,751

68,378

109,774
South Carolina

85,611

53,547

13,912

18,152

34,139

51,472
Virginia

160,951

105,802

27,124

28,025

53,273

107,679
West Virginia

34,924

20,621

5,917

8,387

19,533

15,391
 
East South Central:
Alabama

89,741

62,850

14,301

12,590

36,763

52,977
Kentucky

78,584

53,626

11,339

13,619

30,521

48,063
Mississippi

54,020

33,919

7,994

12,106

26,003

28,017
Tennessee

114,347

74,525

23,217

16,606

50,409

63,938
 
West South Central:
Arkansas

57,132

34,979

10,609

11,543

28,332

28,799
Louisiana

89,873

58,061

11,721

20,091

39,494

50,379
Oklahoma

76,138

46,354

13,580

16,204

33,151

42,987
Texas

426,803

295,080

58,574

73,149

184,411

242,392
 
Mountain:
Arizona

103,397

66,653

18,243

18,502

36,126

67,271
Colorado

117,576

76,675

18,742

22,158

33,723

83,853
Idaho

36,599

22,425

6,213

7,960

16,016

20,582
Montana

33,917

21,368

4,501

8,048

17,016

16,901
Nevada

47,856

33,253

7,600

7,003

15,970

31,886
New Mexico

38,620

22,659

7,276

8,685

16,497

22,123
Utah

52,018

30,497

7,403

14,119

18,371

33,648
Wyoming

17,232

11,123

2,553

3,556

7,613

9,619
 
Pacific:
Alaska

16,423

9,065

3,132

4,225

3,698

12,725
California

687,596

442,543

107,638

137,415

203,528

484,068
Hawaii

25,905

19,648

3,620

2,637

6,210

19,695
Oregon

93,909

55,680

13,745

24,485

29,807

64,102
Washington

151,898

94,094

22,624

35,180

44,585

107,313
 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2004 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.
** 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(2004) Standard error for number of private-sector establishments by proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2004
 
 

 

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%

  
 
United States

35,757

33,179

6,221

23,904

18,112

36,633
 
New England:
Connecticut

2,404

2,671

1,243

1,207

2,082

2,306
Maine

1,711

1,324

555

893

758

1,607
Massachusetts

4,945

3,126

3,514

2,736

4,532

3,754
New Hampshire

1,405

1,666

892

731

842

1,593
Rhode Island

1,902

2,079

686

456

572

1,982
Vermont

297

796

529

520

430

490
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

6,201

6,330

5,123

3,369

3,802

4,917
New York

15,694

12,013

6,593

6,977

9,616

9,163
Pennsylvania

5,365

6,861

4,250

6,074

7,904

8,860
 
East North Central:
Illinois

6,861

8,670

5,530

5,848

4,520

5,569
Indiana

4,074

3,737

2,464

5,992

3,068

3,029
Michigan

2,702

4,182

1,652

4,894

3,564

4,177
Ohio

7,218

7,553

5,392

5,508

4,917

7,629
Wisconsin

3,496

2,608

3,439

2,809

3,068

2,771
 
West North Central:
Iowa

1,415

1,365

1,086

1,530

1,940

1,907
Kansas

1,743

1,415

1,913

1,214

1,117

2,283
Minnesota

4,228

4,676

2,902

2,268

3,139

3,938
Missouri

5,312

3,559

1,977

3,733

3,104

4,787
Nebraska

1,513

2,100

491

1,236

1,235

2,106
North Dakota

1,386

628

1,559

 *

559

1,434

645
South Dakota

695

630

328

324

851

576
 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

1,857

2,068

554

352

693

1,982
District of Columbia

704

750

486

339

597

487
Florida

7,625

10,747

6,501

9,678

15,799

13,584
Georgia

5,626

4,395

2,887

3,580

3,746

4,844
Maryland

4,534

2,676

2,743

1,531

3,010

2,550
North Carolina

7,092

5,670

2,888

2,528

4,293

8,701
South Carolina

3,269

3,004

1,591

2,261

3,445

3,580
Virginia

5,066

4,470

3,232

1,817

4,624

5,228
West Virginia

786

1,008

756

771

1,017

978
 
East South Central:
Alabama

2,016

2,899

2,829

1,949

3,510

2,377
Kentucky

2,725

2,802

1,788

1,833

2,084

2,213
Mississippi

1,813

1,731

1,055

1,939

1,644

1,544
Tennessee

5,076

4,366

2,326

2,936

3,685

3,551
 
West South Central:
Arkansas

2,533

1,562

1,517

1,951

2,472

2,256
Louisiana

2,986

2,043

2,221

1,806

2,599

4,004
Oklahoma

1,897

1,632

1,581

1,478

2,225

1,886
Texas

8,934

5,630

5,262

3,590

8,680

9,126
 
Mountain:
Arizona

3,502

2,508

2,480

2,628

2,080

2,743
Colorado

3,168

3,062

1,413

2,022

2,891

4,706
Idaho

1,009

845

749

395

1,041

715
Montana

1,460

1,749

432

885

1,455

714
Nevada

1,993

1,661

964

1,123

2,102

2,052
New Mexico

876

1,013

869

700

835

755
Utah

1,806

1,204

902

1,719

772

2,271
Wyoming

1,416

1,471

166

303

1,511

381
 
Pacific:
Alaska

287

540

379

230

339

414
California

11,741

12,733

4,196

6,835

8,374

13,095
Hawaii

2,071

2,275

350

340

687

1,828
Oregon

1,995

3,131

1,947

1,801

1,348

2,550
Washington

5,807

4,709

2,332

3,188

4,510

5,972
 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2004 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.
** 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.