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2021 Wyoming Workforce Annual Report

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Wyoming Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW), Fourth Quarter 2020 (2020Q4)

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Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation (NAICS 71)

Table 47: Wyoming Covered Employment, Total Wages, & Average Weekly Wages in Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation (NAICS 71), Fourth Quarter 2019 & 2020a
Average Monthly Employment Total Wages Average Weekly Wage
Change   Change Change
NAICSb Code Ownership and Industry 2020Q4 2019Q4 N % 2020Q4 2019Q4 $ % 2020Q4 2019Q4 $ %
71 Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation - Private 3,214 3,267 -53 -1.6 $22,633,609 $20,301,960 $2,331,649 11.5 $542 $478 $64 13.3
711  Performing Arts & Spectator Sports  395 466 -71 -15.2 $4,711,445 $3,960,422 $751,023 19.0 $918 $654 $264 40.3
7111  Performing Arts Companies  120 115 5 4.0 $644,794 $683,763 -$38,969 -5.7 $413 $456 -$43 -9.4
7112  Spectator Sports  18 16 3 17.0 $346,347 $171,869 $174,478 101.5 $1,453 $844 $610 72.3
7113  Promoters of Performing Arts & Sports  153 216 -63 -29.1 $1,224,667 $1,317,291 -$92,624 -7.0 $616 $470 $146 31.0
7114  Agents & Managers For Public Figures  5 5 0 0.0 $210,223 $286,399 -$76,176 -26.6 $3,234 $4,406 -$1,172 -26.6
7115  Independent Artists, Writers, & Performers  99 114 -16 -13.7 $2,285,414 $1,501,100 $784,314 52.2 $1,782 $1,010 $772 76.4
712  Museums, Historical Sites, Zoos, & Parks  366 381 -15 -3.9 $3,499,118 $3,118,362 $380,756 12.2 $736 $630 $106 16.8
7121  Museums, Historical Sites, Zoos, & Parks  366 381 -15 -3.9 $3,499,118 $3,118,362 $380,756 12.2 $736 $630 $106 16.8
713  Amusements, Gambling, & Recreation  2,453 2,420 33 1.4 $14,423,046 $13,223,176 $1,199,870 9.1 $452 $420 $32 7.6
7131  Amusement Parks & Arcades  26 30 -4 -14.3 $81,213 $83,882 -$2,669 -3.2 $240 $213 $28 12.9
7132  Gambling Industries  165 175 -10 -5.5 $1,234,673 $1,015,315 $219,358 21.6 $574 $446 $128 28.7
7139  Other Amusement & Recreation Industries  2,262 2,215 47 2.1 $13,107,160 $12,123,979 $983,181 8.1 $446 $421 $25 5.9
71 Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation - Federal Government 756 774 -18 -2.3 $13,055,317 $11,780,344 $1,274,973 10.8 $1,328 $1,170 $158 13.5
712  Museums, Historical Sites, Zoos, & Parks  713 718 -5 -0.7 $12,838,366 $11,561,355 $1,277,011 11.0 $1,384 $1,238 $146 11.8
7121  Museums, Historical Sites, Zoos, & Parks  713 718 -5 -0.7 $12,838,366 $11,561,355 $1,277,011 11.0 $1,384 $1,238 $146 11.8
713  Amusements, Gambling, & Recreation  43 56 -13 -23.2 $216,951 $218,989 -$2,038 -0.9 $388 $301 $87 29.0
7139  Other Amusement & Recreation Industries  43 56 -13 -23.2 $216,951 $218,989 -$2,038 -0.9 $388 $301 $87 29.0
71 Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation - State Government 12 12 0 -2.8 $210,961 $218,881 -$7,920 -3.6 $1,391 $1,403 -$13 -0.9
713  Amusements, Gambling, & Recreation  12 12 0 -2.8 $210,961 $218,881 -$7,920 -3.6 $1,391 $1,403 -$13 -0.9
7132  Gambling Industries  12 12 0 -2.8 $210,961 $218,881 -$7,920 -3.6 $1,391 $1,403 -$13 -0.9
71 Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation - Local Government  138 148 -9 -6.3 $627,178 $684,870 -$57,692 -8.4 $349 $357 -$8 -2.2
7121  Museums, Historical Sites, Zoos, & Parks  41 47 -6 -12.1 $298,699 $331,332 -$32,633 -9.8 $556 $542 $14 2.5
713  Amusements, Gambling, & Recreation  93 97 -4 -4.1 $296,828 $319,556 -$22,728 -7.1 $246 $253 -$8 -3.1
7139  Other Amusement & Recreation Industries  93 97 -4 -4.1 $296,828 $319,556 -$22,728 -7.1 $246 $253 -$8 -3.1
aPreliminary.
bNorth 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: August 2021. 
Prepared by M. Moore, Research & Planning, WY DWS, 8/2/21.