Table VII.A.1 Number of private-sector establishments by proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2015
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 7,176,526    4,262,578    1,119,000    1,794,947    2,277,215    4,899,311   
New England:
Connecticut 84,879    48,092    14,320    22,466    17,796    67,083   
Maine 39,289    22,099    6,571    10,620    10,821    28,468   
Massachusetts 163,296    82,127    25,339    55,830    41,488    121,808   
New Hampshire 33,450    18,046    4,923    10,481    8,287    25,163   
Rhode Island 27,026    14,775    5,604    6,647    5,692    21,334   
Vermont 20,554    10,492    3,646    6,415    4,856    15,698   
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey 213,034    112,248    40,127    60,659    68,449    144,585   
New York 482,569    280,783    85,057    116,729    144,941    337,629   
Pennsylvania 282,302    138,599    55,909    87,794    95,038    187,263   
East North Central:
Illinois 300,392    175,985    44,593    79,815    89,915    210,478   
Indiana 138,277    86,322    23,403    28,552    56,592    81,685   
Michigan 213,435    117,381    36,380    59,674    86,200    127,235   
Ohio 238,326    130,619    36,530    71,177    88,097    150,229   
Wisconsin 139,671    85,407    17,105    37,158    42,288    97,383   
West North Central:
Iowa 85,172    47,574    12,417    25,181    28,600    56,572   
Kansas 72,676    41,977    11,209    19,491    25,780    46,896   
Minnesota 146,044    77,949    21,389    46,705    42,560    103,484   
Missouri 144,619    82,550    23,512    38,556    50,591    94,028   
Nebraska 57,905    33,469    7,249    17,187    21,726    36,179   
North Dakota 28,185    16,235    4,367    7,583    6,614    21,571   
South Dakota 28,197    15,267    3,893    9,038    9,731    18,467   
South Atlantic:
Delaware 22,256    12,434    2,980    6,842    8,704    13,552   
District of Columbia 21,037    15,132    2,749    3,156    3,367    17,670   
Florida 505,982    346,182    67,768    92,032    157,732    348,250   
Georgia 205,976    133,375    29,912    42,689    69,012    136,964   
Maryland 135,150    87,296    21,057    26,796    35,293    99,857   
North Carolina 207,303    125,694    25,710    55,900    74,978    132,325   
South Carolina 98,605    60,658    13,898    24,049    40,427    58,178   
Virginia 176,967    105,466    27,579    43,922    57,742    119,224   
West Virginia 35,281    19,710    5,925    9,646    15,718    19,562   
East South Central:
Alabama 92,969    58,250    12,822    21,897    37,354    55,615   
Kentucky 84,948    57,925    10,233    16,789    32,247    52,701   
Mississippi 55,902    33,813    8,502    13,587    22,843    33,060   
Tennessee 121,075    72,094    22,510    26,470    45,927    75,148   
West South Central:
Arkansas 61,160    42,136    5,786    13,238    23,591    37,568   
Louisiana 94,479    57,871    15,817    20,791    31,832    62,647   
Oklahoma 92,628    61,355    13,176    18,097    30,716    61,912   
Texas 508,450    329,860    84,962    93,629    162,429    346,021   
Mountain:
Arizona 124,570    72,366    19,645    32,559    38,071    86,499   
Colorado 145,067    89,747    22,943    32,377    35,237    109,830   
Idaho 44,396    23,570    8,623    12,204    15,675    28,721   
Montana 36,834    19,671    6,496    10,667    12,200    24,634   
Nevada 55,976    34,859    8,451    12,665    17,021    38,954   
New Mexico 41,064    27,211    5,578    8,275    13,052    28,012   
Utah 70,793    37,883    12,450    20,460    18,938    51,854   
Wyoming 21,406    13,871    2,010    5,524    6,489    14,916   
Pacific:
Alaska 19,443    11,483    3,554    4,405    3,268    16,174   
California 836,206    497,053    126,883    212,270    240,029    596,177   
Hawaii 29,170    17,229    5,044    6,897    7,460    21,710   
Oregon 109,035    60,098    17,837    31,101    32,087    76,948   
Washington 183,102    100,291    24,558    58,253    41,713    141,388   

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2015 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 Standard errors for number of private-sector establishments by proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2015
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 15,620    32,460    23,446    27,518    30,079    31,387   
New England:
Connecticut 1,191    2,521    1,830    2,142    2,042    2,204   
Maine 401    1,095    767    960    972    988   
Massachusetts 2,193    4,783    3,301    4,770    4,510    4,280   
New Hampshire 402    942    665    860    813    846   
Rhode Island 403    819    743    734    717    759   
Vermont 229    580    410    498    482    497   
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey 3,052    6,431    5,115    5,585    5,962    6,203   
New York 4,677    9,817    7,475    8,336    9,161    9,148   
Pennsylvania 3,446    7,188    5,823    6,805    6,970    7,185   
East North Central:
Illinois 3,643    7,859    5,134    6,829    7,015    7,352   
Indiana 1,894    3,748    3,099    3,007    3,933    3,848   
Michigan 3,150    6,228    4,664    5,370    5,988    6,189   
Ohio 3,041    6,442    4,976    5,684    6,278    6,451   
Wisconsin 2,109    4,062    2,383    3,577    3,698    3,869   
West North Central:
Iowa 1,156    2,376    1,544    2,155    2,192    2,437   
Kansas 1,028    2,191    1,521    1,733    1,955    2,138   
Minnesota 1,863    4,221    2,659    3,507    3,670    3,714   
Missouri 2,024    4,334    3,052    3,526    3,804    4,353   
Nebraska 707    1,677    1,027    1,470    1,576    1,616   
North Dakota 363    855    558    707    698    776   
South Dakota 415    819    593    708    785    774   
South Atlantic:
Delaware 300    694    464    636    663    697   
District of Columbia 415    628    510    438    464    629   
Florida 4,298    9,701    6,489    7,582    9,354    9,843   
Georgia 2,918    6,260    4,023    4,720    5,704    6,145   
Maryland 2,242    4,079    2,812    2,932    3,572    3,629   
North Carolina 3,137    5,652    4,071    5,394    5,686    6,000   
South Carolina 1,612    2,896    1,945    2,337    2,774    2,876   
Virginia 2,143    4,322    3,494    3,756    4,301    4,239   
West Virginia 506    983    769    863    980    997   
East South Central:
Alabama 1,347    2,788    1,800    2,370    2,703    2,788   
Kentucky 1,349    2,559    1,663    1,890    2,454    2,572   
Mississippi 790    1,614    1,180    1,356    1,579    1,637   
Tennessee 1,737    3,346    2,707    2,838    3,299    3,452   
West South Central:
Arkansas 946    1,821    913    1,462    1,780    1,771   
Louisiana 1,637    2,872    2,106    2,307    2,631    2,831   
Oklahoma 979    2,472    1,721    2,006    2,435    2,404   
Texas 5,487    9,810    7,517    7,292    9,275    9,521   
Mountain:
Arizona 1,980    3,750    2,765    3,104    3,243    3,573   
Colorado 1,687    3,761    2,592    3,118    3,221    3,487   
Idaho 545    1,289    928    1,057    1,163    1,235   
Montana 430    1,036    720    940    1,015    948   
Nevada 913    1,843    1,214    1,457    1,615    1,753   
New Mexico 584    1,096    748    890    1,048    1,092   
Utah 1,078    2,114    1,597    1,743    1,751    1,935   
Wyoming 210    602    325    504    542    566   
Pacific:
Alaska 244    523    456    440    415    440   
California 5,717    13,329    9,439    11,557    11,775    12,630   
Hawaii 473    894    657    804    827    807   
Oregon 1,281    3,038    2,182    2,645    2,645    2,849   
Washington 2,688    5,187    3,543    4,920    4,187    4,714   

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2015 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.