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Wyoming's Gender Wage Gap: A Study of the Disparity in Wages Between Men and Women in Wyoming: Update 2018

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Demographics and Earnings of Persons Working in Wyoming by County, Industry, Age, & Gender, 2000-2018

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Published August 2019.

Professional & Business Services (NAICS 54-56)

Historical Tables and Figures: Demographics of Persons Working in Professional & Business Services (NAICS 54-56) in Wyoming, 2000-2018 (PDF)

Table: Persons Working in Professional & Business Services (NAICS 54-56) in Wyoming, 2018

Age N Age % Gender % Average Annual Wage Average Quarters Worked Average Number of Employers
Women
00-19 378 4.0 $5,169 2.6 1.6
20-24 805 8.6 $14,059 3.0 1.7
25-34 2,029 21.7 $28,154 3.3 1.5
35-44 2,001 21.4 $35,960 3.4 1.4
45-54 1,735 18.6 $39,028 3.4 1.3
55-64 1,699 18.2 $39,700 3.5 1.3
65-Up 683 7.3 $22,278 3.2 1.1
N/A 22 0.2 $18,288 3.1 1.6
Total 9,352 100.0 35.2 $31,344 3.3 1.4
Men
00-19 596 4.9 $6,322 2.4 1.6
20-24 1,233 10.0 $16,962 2.9 1.8
25-34 2,890 23.5 $35,446 3.2 1.5
35-44 2,464 20.1 $53,152 3.3 1.4
45-54 2,043 16.6 $61,870 3.3 1.3
55-64 2,018 16.4 $64,497 3.3 1.2
65-Up 1,032 8.4 $50,436 3.1 1.1
N/A 9 0.1 $70,146 4.0 1.6
Total 12,285 100.0 46.3 $46,180 3.2 1.4
Nonresidents
N/A 4,911 100.0 $16,377 1.9 1.1
Total 4,912 100.0 18.5 $16,374 1.9 1.1
Total
00-19 974 3.7 $5,874 2.5 1.6
20-24 2,038 7.7 $15,815 2.9 1.8
25-34 4,920 18.5 $32,432 3.2 1.5
35-44 4,465 16.8 $45,447 3.3 1.4
45-54 3,778 14.2 $51,380 3.3 1.3
55-64 3,717 14.0 $53,162 3.4 1.3
65-Up 1,715 6.5 $39,222 3.2 1.1
N/A 4,942 18.6 $16,483 1.9 1.1
Total 26,549 100.0 100.0 $35,440 3.0 1.4

Nonresidents are individuals for whom demographic data are not available, primarily individuals who commute to Wyoming for work from another state, or are short-term labor working for companies outside of Wyoming.

Source: Demographics and Earnings of Persons Working in Wyoming by County, Industry, Age, & Gender, 2000-2018.

Prepared by M. Moore, Research & Planning, WY DWS, 8/6/19.