Table 1: Comparison of Separations to the Total Labor Market by Calendar Year

	1993			1994			1995
Industries	Labor Market	Separations	Row Percent	Labor Market	Separations	Row Percent	Labor Market	Separations	Row Percent
Agriculture	4,753	1,414	29.7%	4,901	1,320	26.9%	4,935	1,279	25.9%
Mining	23,068	3,247	14.1%	22,410	3,102	13.8%	21,302	2,659	12.5%
Construction	22,280	5,653	25.4%	24,636	6,642	27.0%	25,076	6,753	26.9%
Manufacturing	13,267	1,884	14.2%	13,761	1,966	14.3%	13,454	1,888	14.0%
Transportation, Communications, & Public Utilities	14,274	2,074	14.5%	14,223	2,330	16.4%	13,872	2,259	16.3%
Wholesale Trade	8,555	1,072	12.5%	8,862	1,153	13.0%	9,045	1,282	14.2%
Retail Trade	61,040	12,098	19.8%	62,268	12,401	19.9%	63,805	12,736	20.0%
Finance, Insurance, & Real Estate	9,308	1,207	13.0%	9,466	1,239	13.1%	9,425	1,252	13.3%
Services	60,470	14,758	24.4%	62,925	15,448	24.5%	64,597	15,916	24.6%
Federal Government(*)	1,302	201	15.4%	2,157	225	10.4%	1,964	1,001	51.0%
State Government	13,259	1,141	8.6%	13,110	1,106	8.4%	12,876	1,268	9.8%
Local Government	39,893	3,842	9.6%	41,716	4,591	11.0%	40,549	3,924	9.7%
Unknown	153	43	28.1%	142	52	36.6%	125	33	26.4%
Totals	271,622	48,634	17.9%	280,577	51,575	18.4%	281,025	52,250	18.6%

* Federal Government employees are covered by a separate unemployment compensation program and need not report under Unemployment Insurance. Therefore, only a small portion of Federal Government employees are represented here.

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