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Table 2: Services Employment Projections for 1998 and 2005 by 2-Digit SIC

	Employment			Numerical Change
2-Digit SIC	Base 1994	Projected 1998	Projected 2005	1994 - 1998	1994 - 2005

70	8,585	9,759	12,218	1,174	3,633
72	1,835	1,932	2,145	97	310
73	4,839	5,311	4,663	472	-176
75	1,653	1,713	1,618	60	-35
76	778	849	850	71	72
78	778	952	1,297	174	519
79	2,357	2,879	3,983	522	1,626
80	9,307	11,719	16,827	2,412	7,520
81	1,153	1,292	1,513	139	360
82	723	917	1,343	194	620
83	4,782	5,331	5,546	549	764
84	246	375	382	129	136
86	3,595	3,600	1,860	5	-1,735
87	2,956	4,485	11,613	1,529	8,657
88	516	722	1,279	206	763
89	72	109	179	37	107

TOTAL	44,175	51,945	67,316	7,770	24,876

~SIC's 80, 87 and 70 are expected to have the largest employment gains.
~SIC's 86, 73, and 75 are predicted to lose employment from 1998 to 2005.

Information for this table was originally published in What Does the Future Have in Store for Wyoming's Labor Market: Wyoming 1998 and 2005.

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