Table VII.A.1(2010) Number of private-sector establishments by proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2010

Division and State	Total	Percent Full-Time Employees			Percent Low-Wage Employees **
		75% or more	50-74%	Less than 50%	50% or more	Less than 50%
United States	6,563,247	4,065,246	1,075,929	1,422,072	2,352,149	4,211,098
New England:
Connecticut	78,607	45,985	14,446	18,177	19,795	58,812
Maine	37,157	21,771	6,152	9,234	14,480	22,677
Massachusetts	148,433	91,882	28,279	28,272	39,478	108,955
New Hampshire	33,557	18,970	7,110	7,477	11,598	21,959
Rhode Island	24,320	14,502	4,252	5,566	8,125	16,195
Vermont	19,697	10,266	4,030	5,401	5,913	13,783
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey	196,563	114,274	35,640	46,650	60,313	136,251
New York	442,167	283,081	70,738	88,349	134,477	307,691
Pennsylvania	275,186	164,498	44,925	65,763	100,227	174,959
East North Central:
Illinois	283,408	169,386	46,685	67,337	98,473	184,935
Indiana	128,754	76,428	18,957	33,368	52,626	76,127
Michigan	202,909	109,036	39,960	53,913	82,932	119,976
Ohio	232,821	137,528	42,012	53,281	83,193	149,628
Wisconsin	127,675	68,579	19,616	39,480	54,615	73,061
West North Central:
Iowa	80,252	46,381	12,608	21,263	31,904	48,348
Kansas	70,547	40,296	15,114	15,137	25,990	44,557
Minnesota	131,078	72,316	22,546	36,216	48,957	82,121
Missouri	132,319	77,335	24,126	30,858	60,860	71,459
Nebraska	50,732	29,983	8,036	12,713	20,532	30,200
North Dakota	22,154	11,874	4,496	5,784	8,864	13,291
South Dakota	24,554	12,598	4,520	7,436	10,921	13,633
South Atlantic:
Delaware	21,295	12,664	3,217	5,414	8,213	13,082
District of Columbia	19,635	14,818	2,468	2,348	4,386	15,248
Florida	415,622	272,761	68,464	74,398	145,432	270,191
Georgia	191,932	128,312	26,102	37,518	74,591	117,341
Maryland	117,858	75,275	18,263	24,320	37,321	80,537
North Carolina	188,824	116,884	30,796	41,143	76,740	112,084
South Carolina	92,423	60,196	13,564	18,664	36,466	55,958
Virginia	168,011	102,818	23,330	41,864	61,372	106,640
West Virginia	34,907	20,256	6,096	8,556	17,956	16,952
East South Central:
Alabama	87,079	61,502	13,085	12,492	35,559	51,520
Kentucky	84,398	54,012	11,961	18,425	34,368	50,029
Mississippi	53,404	35,823	6,911	10,670	23,490	29,914
Tennessee	119,206	78,541	15,740	24,925	47,994	71,211
West South Central:
Arkansas	59,348	38,602	8,800	11,946	29,070	30,278
Louisiana	95,156	67,135	13,741	14,279	35,927	59,229
Oklahoma	78,952	53,279	10,919	14,754	32,543	46,409
Texas	475,220	329,243	73,155	72,822	189,933	285,288
Mountain:
Arizona	113,340	73,186	20,590	19,564	40,686	72,654
Colorado	137,985	90,139	19,024	28,822	42,110	95,875
Idaho	38,269	22,654	6,682	8,933	15,828	22,441
Montana	33,123	17,781	5,140	10,202	13,595	19,528
Nevada	47,880	34,216	5,711	7,953	18,229	29,651
New Mexico	40,158	24,940	6,458	8,760	16,954	23,204
Utah	56,872	35,550	7,774	13,548	19,757	37,115
Wyoming	18,505	11,603	2,585	4,317	6,434	12,071
Pacific:
Alaska	17,463	10,124	2,743	4,596	3,907	13,557
California	737,351	445,253	125,361	166,737	222,086	515,266
Hawaii	28,399	18,979	4,432	4,988	7,550	20,849
Oregon	97,889	58,447	17,006	22,435	34,689	63,200
Washington	149,850	83,285	31,563	35,003	44,691	105,159
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2010 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(2010) Standard error for number of private-sector establishments by proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2010

Division and State	Total	Percent Full-Time Employees			Percent Low-Wage Employees **
		75% or more	50-74%	Less than 50%	50% or more	Less than 50%
United States	25,970	35,431	24,845	20,151	29,994	31,818
New England:
Connecticut	1,611	1,756	1,140	872	1,933	2,612
Maine	330	1,205	542	775	573	688
Massachusetts	4,242	4,875	2,712	2,880	3,561	4,267
New Hampshire	983	1,022	631	653	937	1,104
Rhode Island	417	604	557	519	774	875
Vermont	365	546	408	409	454	490
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey	4,799	6,274	4,746	3,009	4,569	4,889
New York	10,036	9,707	5,498	6,444	7,934	8,770
Pennsylvania	8,472	6,546	3,517	4,626	5,490	5,426
East North Central:
Illinois	4,109	7,698	4,412	5,176	4,707	3,679
Indiana	4,156	4,010	2,298	2,679	1,208	3,534
Michigan	5,265	3,970	2,849	5,173	4,588	4,821
Ohio	6,643	6,745	5,314	3,995	5,484	5,025
Wisconsin	3,248	3,342	2,568	2,261	2,475	2,652
West North Central:
Iowa	2,086	2,581	1,442	2,254	2,153	2,547
Kansas	1,886	2,075	1,329	1,015	1,726	2,578
Minnesota	3,317	3,513	2,598	2,128	3,232	3,178
Missouri	3,584	3,792	1,541	2,519	3,732	5,146
Nebraska	1,425	1,458	573	1,150	1,488	1,741
North Dakota	399	465	265	342	381	444
South Dakota	465	461	485	467	455	600
South Atlantic:
Delaware	967	896	277	588	545	864
District of Columbia	599	761	408	451	409	780
Florida	10,615	9,257	7,196	4,049	6,857	10,973
Georgia	4,152	7,832	3,815	3,641	5,369	7,302
Maryland	3,705	3,270	1,923	2,061	2,491	4,520
North Carolina	2,857	4,674	4,213	4,347	5,921	4,097
South Carolina	2,145	2,690	2,149	1,497	1,529	2,998
Virginia	5,778	5,054	2,515	3,822	4,186	4,576
West Virginia	1,873	1,531	641	651	923	1,507
East South Central:
Alabama	2,460	1,390	1,666	1,356	1,665	2,226
Kentucky	1,810	1,890	1,536	1,643	1,956	2,317
Mississippi	1,276	898	572	1,141	2,002	1,513
Tennessee	3,571	3,162	2,221	2,444	2,502	2,268
West South Central:
Arkansas	1,171	1,845	1,224	1,387	1,967	1,976
Louisiana	1,872	1,682	1,319	1,966	3,331	2,580
Oklahoma	2,349	3,171	1,288	1,678	1,810	2,589
Texas	8,924	9,299	3,741	4,348	7,605	7,731
Mountain:
Arizona	3,409	4,191	2,273	2,408	3,923	4,530
Colorado	2,581	4,448	3,042	3,659	2,210	2,287
Idaho	910	894	1,155	858	1,115	866
Montana	626	1,055	592	837	1,177	1,119
Nevada	2,269	1,661	659	1,330	1,572	1,769
New Mexico	712	1,252	560	886	905	1,108
Utah	1,916	1,809	1,255	1,361	1,549	1,414
Wyoming	525	711	321	457	454	785
Pacific:
Alaska	340	460	282	351	381	451
California	7,254	5,792	7,056	5,103	7,012	9,178
Hawaii	1,024	733	514	681	934	1,197
Oregon	3,622	3,017	2,010	2,314	3,214	3,635
Washington	3,645	2,781	2,337	2,997	3,846	4,089
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2010 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.