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Wyoming Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW), 2019 Annual Data

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Teton County

Table 24: Wyoming Covered Employment, Total Wages, & Average Annual Wage by Industry (NAICS) for Teton County - 2018-2019
Average Monthly Employment Total Wages Average Annual Wage
Change   Change Change
Ownership, Industry, and NAICSa Code 2019 2018 N % 2019 2018 $ % 2019 2018 $ %
Ownership - Total 21,417 20,959 458 2.2 $1,104,687,716 $1,009,490,180 $95,197,536 9.4 $51,580 $48,164 $3,415 7.1
Ownership - Private 18,885 18,497 389 2.1 $947,731,872 $857,344,425 $90,387,447 10.5 $50,184 $46,352 $3,832 8.3
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting (11) 90 83 7 7.8 $3,003,988 $2,766,901 $237,087 8.6 $33,471 $33,236 $235 0.7
Animal production and aquaculture (112) 44 43 2 3.7 $1,711,888 $1,750,755 -$38,867 -2.2 $38,757 $41,117 -$2,360 -5.7
Agriculture and forestry support activities (115) 6 5 0 6.3 $196,775 $161,381 $35,394 21.9 $35,264 $30,739 $4,525 14.7
Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction (21) 8 8 0 4.3 $25,168,931 $6,627,734 $18,541,197 279.8 ######## $855,191 ######## 264.2
Construction (23) 2,138 2,041 97 4.8 $124,797,810 $113,838,279 $10,959,531 9.6 $58,364 $55,774 $2,591 4.6
Construction of buildings (236) 910 866 44 5.1 $59,870,896 $53,214,357 $6,656,539 12.5 $65,798 $61,443 $4,355 7.1
Heavy and civil engineering construction (237) 153 129 24 18.3 $9,183,871 $8,045,804 $1,138,067 14.1 $60,222 $62,409 -$2,187 -3.5
Specialty trade contractors (238) 1,076 1,046 30 2.8 $55,743,043 $52,578,118 $3,164,925 6.0 $51,814 $50,262 $1,552 3.1
Manufacturing (31, 32, 33) 205 203 2 0.8 $8,172,150 $7,847,461 $324,689 4.1 $39,928 $38,642 $1,286 3.3
Food manufacturing (311) 87 85 1 1.3 $2,670,654 $2,666,740 $3,914 0.1 $30,875 $31,219 -$345 -1.1
Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing (312) 40 35 4 12.0 $1,214,804 $1,004,351 $210,453 21.0 $30,623 $28,355 $2,267 8.0
Fabricated metal product manufacturing (332) 16 16 -1 -4.6 $674,047 $682,721 -$8,674 -1.3 $43,015 $41,579 $1,437 3.5
Furniture and related product manufacturing (337) 15 14 0 1.8 $504,386 $548,107 -$43,721 -8.0 $34,785 $38,464 -$3,678 -9.6
Wholesale trade (42) 159 171 -12 -7.2 $12,488,227 $12,176,100 $312,127 2.6 $78,626 $71,172 $7,454 10.5
Merchant wholesalers, durable goods (423) 67 73 -7 -9.3 $5,744,329 $5,445,556 $298,773 5.5 $86,381 $74,261 $12,120 16.3
Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods (424) 85 89 -4 -3.9 $6,183,396 $5,907,770 $275,626 4.7 $72,465 $66,506 $5,958 9.0
Electronic markets and agents and brokers (425) 7 9 -2 -21.5 $560,502 $822,774 -$262,272 -31.9 $80,072 $92,239 -$12,168 -13.2
Retail Trade (44, 45) 2,215 2,216 -1 0.0 $86,437,635 $80,105,684 $6,331,951 7.9 $39,022 $36,156 $2,867 7.9
Motor vehicle and parts dealers (441) 172 165 7 4.3 $9,446,237 $8,978,082 $468,155 5.2 $55,080 $54,578 $502 0.9
Furniture and home furnishings stores (442) 71 60 11 19.0 $2,916,260 $2,224,110 $692,150 31.1 $41,028 $37,224 $3,804 10.2
Electronics and appliance stores (443) 62 56 6 11.0 $3,036,955 $2,488,213 $548,742 22.1 $48,920 $44,496 $4,424 9.9
Building material and garden supply stores (444) 144 153 -9 -5.6 $7,995,270 $7,962,426 $32,844 0.4 $55,457 $52,154 $3,303 6.3
Food and beverage stores (445) 618 638 -19 -3.0 $23,000,961 $21,851,604 $1,149,357 5.3 $37,193 $34,264 $2,930 8.5
Health and personal care stores (446) 23 28 -5 -17.5 $895,122 $1,045,695 -$150,573 -14.4 $39,346 $37,915 $1,431 3.8
Gasoline stations (447) 121 115 6 5.6 $4,238,315 $3,476,367 $761,948 21.9 $34,955 $30,274 $4,681 15.5
Clothing and clothing accessories stores (448) 242 230 12 5.2 $9,747,888 $8,468,694 $1,279,194 15.1 $40,239 $36,780 $3,459 9.4
Sports, hobby, music instrument, book stores (451) 266 269 -3 -1.2 $7,341,553 $7,050,667 $290,886 4.1 $27,626 $26,203 $1,423 5.4
General merchandise stores (452) 235 229 6 2.5 $6,326,776 $5,160,831 $1,165,945 22.6 $26,922 $22,512 $4,411 19.6
Miscellaneous store retailers (453) 233 247 -14 -5.6 $10,014,581 $9,801,510 $213,071 2.2 $42,950 $39,695 $3,255 8.2
Nonstore retailers (454) 28 27 1 2.2 $1,477,717 $1,597,485 -$119,768 -7.5 $53,405 $58,991 -$5,586 -9.5
Transportation and Warehousing (48, 49) 452 469 -17 -3.5 $17,798,035 $16,144,248 $1,653,787 10.2 $39,383 $34,459 $4,924 14.3
Truck transportation (484) 61 53 8 14.7 $2,215,598 $2,079,550 $136,048 6.5 $36,220 $38,994 -$2,774 -7.1
Transit and ground passenger transportation (485) 35 33 1 4.2 $783,656 $791,062 -$7,406 -0.9 $22,499 $23,670 -$1,171 -4.9
Support activities for transportation (488) 78 47 32 68.5 $4,588,330 $2,883,469 $1,704,861 59.1 $58,577 $62,010 -$3,433 -5.5
Couriers and messengers (492) 67 64 3 4.8 $4,137,452 $3,717,261 $420,191 11.3 $61,597 $58,010 $3,587 6.2
Information (51) 191 195 -4 -1.9 $12,209,908 $12,814,365 -$604,457 -4.7 $63,786 $65,657 -$1,871 -2.9
Motion picture and sound recording industries (512) 55 61 -6 -9.5 $2,374,794 $2,376,690 -$1,896 -0.1 $43,241 $39,174 $4,067 10.4
Telecommunications (517) 21 25 -3 -13.2 $1,859,497 $1,993,796 -$134,299 -6.7 $86,811 $80,819 $5,993 7.4
Other information services (519) 21 20 1 6.0 $2,779,398 $2,840,902 -$61,504 -2.2 $133,947 $145,092 -$11,145 -7.7
Finance and insurance (52) 509 500 10 1.9 $77,579,257 $61,243,517 $16,335,740 26.7 $152,364 $122,568 $29,796 24.3
Credit intermediation and related activities (522) 276 275 1 0.2 $29,296,604 $26,313,134 $2,983,470 11.3 $106,340 $95,743 $10,596 11.1
Securities, commodity contracts, investments (523) 134 123 11 9.2 $38,258,232 $24,869,482 $13,388,750 53.8 $285,339 $202,471 $82,868 40.9
Insurance carriers and related activities (524) 77 81 -4 -4.8 $5,882,691 $5,373,400 $509,291 9.5 $76,073 $66,134 $9,938 15.0
Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles (525) 22 21 2 7.2 $4,141,730 $4,687,501 -$545,771 -11.6 $186,145 $225,904 -$39,758 -17.6
Real estate and rental and leasing (53) 633 585 49 8.3 $39,049,896 $34,251,643 $4,798,253 14.0 $61,674 $58,600 $3,074 5.2
Real estate (531) 438 391 47 12.0 $28,548,895 $25,406,383 $3,142,512 12.4 $65,205 $65,006 $199 0.3
Rental and leasing services (532) 195 194 2 0.9 $10,501,001 $8,845,260 $1,655,741 18.7 $53,760 $45,672 $8,088 17.7
Professional and technical services (54) 1,029 1,005 24 2.4 $115,864,024 $94,876,389 $20,987,635 22.1 $112,580 $94,428 $18,152 19.2
Professional and technical services (541) 1,029 1,005 24 2.4 $115,864,024 $94,876,389 $20,987,635 22.1 $112,580 $94,428 $18,152 19.2
Management of companies and enterprises (55) 34 30 4 14.6 $5,797,147 $10,286,641 -$4,489,494 -43.6 $170,504 $346,702 -$176,197 -50.8
Management of companies and enterprises (551) 34 30 4 14.6 $5,797,147 $10,286,641 -$4,489,494 -43.6 $170,504 $346,702 -$176,197 -50.8
Administrative and waste services (56) 945 910 35 3.9 $43,741,510 $44,417,710 -$676,200 -1.5 $46,287 $48,833 -$2,546 -5.2
Administrative and support services (561) 876 853 23 2.7 $39,968,989 $41,314,080 -$1,345,091 -3.3 $45,614 $48,438 -$2,825 -5.8
Waste management and remediation services (562) 69 57 12 21.3 $3,772,521 $3,103,630 $668,891 21.6 $54,873 $54,767 $106 0.2
Educational services (61) 395 363 32 8.7 $16,653,866 $14,502,772 $2,151,094 14.8 $42,170 $39,925 $2,245 5.6
Educational services (611) 395 363 32 8.7 $16,653,866 $14,502,772 $2,151,094 14.8 $42,170 $39,925 $2,245 5.6
Health care and social assistance (62) 865 848 17 2.0 $45,800,951 $43,779,513 $2,021,438 4.6 $52,934 $51,627 $1,307 2.5
Ambulatory health care services (621) 526 517 9 1.8 $34,429,683 $32,954,371 $1,475,312 4.5 $65,415 $63,732 $1,683 2.6
Nursing and residential care facilities (623) 95 95 0 -0.2 $3,615,490 $3,565,875 $49,615 1.4 $38,158 $37,567 $591 1.6
Social assistance (624) 244 236 8 3.5 $7,755,778 $7,259,267 $496,511 6.8 $31,764 $30,760 $1,004 3.3
Arts, entertainment, and recreation (71) 908 954 -47 -4.9 $33,895,606 $33,077,555 $818,051 2.5 $37,337 $34,661 $2,676 7.7
Performing arts and spectator sports (711) 165 163 1 0.8 $7,142,304 $6,722,372 $419,932 6.2 $43,397 $41,178 $2,219 5.4
Museums, historical sites, zoos, and parks (712) 66 57 9 15.3 $3,136,843 $2,982,519 $154,324 5.2 $47,891 $52,481 -$4,591 -8.7
Amusements, gambling, and recreation (713) 678 734 -57 -7.7 $23,616,459 $23,372,664 $243,795 1.0 $34,845 $31,832 $3,013 9.5
Accommodation and food services (72) 7,424 7,240 184 2.5 $245,412,813 $237,918,060 $7,494,753 3.2 $33,055 $32,862 $193 0.6
Accommodation (721) 5,275 5,143 132 2.6 $183,422,906 $180,538,894 $2,884,012 1.6 $34,772 $35,101 -$329 -0.9
Food services and drinking places (722) 2,149 2,097 53 2.5 $61,989,907 $57,379,166 $4,610,741 8.0 $28,842 $27,368 $1,474 5.4
Other services, except public administration (81) 644 642 2 0.4 $29,285,441 $27,376,599 $1,908,842 7.0 $45,492 $42,676 $2,816 6.6
Repair and maintenance (811) 108 111 -3 -2.7 $5,564,169 $5,439,758 $124,411 2.3 $51,640 $49,117 $2,522 5.1
Personal and laundry services (812) 223 228 -5 -2.3 $7,689,618 $7,627,456 $62,162 0.8 $34,495 $33,442 $1,053 3.1
Membership associations and organizations (813) 183 176 8 4.4 $10,491,677 $9,505,080 $986,597 10.4 $57,228 $54,108 $3,121 5.8
Private households (814) 130 127 3 2.2 $5,539,977 $4,804,305 $735,672 15.3 $42,697 $37,829 $4,868 12.9
Ownership - Federal Government 392 386 6 1.5 $25,448,032 $25,620,501 -$172,469 -0.7 $64,973 $66,417 -$1,444 -2.2
Transportation and Warehousing (48, 49) 22 23 0 -1.5 $1,586,164 $1,498,804 $87,360 5.8 $71,288 $66,378 $4,911 7.4
Postal service (491) 22 23 0 -1.5 $1,586,164 $1,498,804 $87,360 5.8 $71,288 $66,378 $4,911 7.4
Public administration (92) 129 122 6 5.2 $8,905,036 $9,222,204 -$317,168 -3.4 $69,122 $75,332 -$6,210 -8.2
Administration of environmental programs (924) 124 117 7 6.1 $8,407,283 $8,610,570 -$203,287 -2.4 $67,708 $73,595 -$5,887 -8.0
Ownership - State Government 89 93 -4 -3.8 $5,380,945 $5,499,914 -$118,969 -2.2 $60,237 $59,247 $990 1.7
Public administration (92) 86 90 -4 -4.2 $5,028,387 $5,134,010 -$105,623 -2.1 $58,470 $57,203 $1,266 2.2
Justice, public order, and safety activities (922) 14 14 0 2.4 $946,700 $907,642 $39,058 4.3 $67,621 $66,397 $1,225 1.8
Administration of human resource programs (923) 20 21 -1 -6.8 $982,828 $1,001,399 -$18,571 -1.9 $50,196 $47,686 $2,510 5.3
Ownership - Local Government 2,051 1,984 67 3.4 $126,126,867 $121,025,340 $5,101,527 4.2 $61,498 $60,995 $502 0.8
Public administration (92) 583 586 -3 -0.6 $32,172,579 $30,397,183 $1,775,396 5.8 $55,208 $51,857 $3,351 6.5
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aNorth American Industry Classification System. 
Source: Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, developed through a cooperative program between Research & Planning and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Extract Date: May 2020. 
Prepared by M. Moore, Research & Planning, WY DWS. Revised 5/7/20.