Table 2: One-Time (1996) UI Claimants Obtaining Re-Employment by Year and Industry

	Obtained Re-Employment by Year
	Never Returned to Work (by the end of 1998)		Returned After One Year (by the end of 1997)		Returned After Two Years* (by the end of 1998)
Industry	Claimants	Row Percent	Claimants	Row Percent	Claimants	Row Percent	Total Claimants
Agriculture	33	22.9%	105	72.9%	111	77.1%	144
Mining	168	19.5%	662	76.8%	694	80.5%	862
Construction	473	20.3%	1,753	75.1%	1,860	79.7%	2,333
Manufacturing	178	21.9%	596	73.3%	635	78.1%	813
TCPU**	169	27.4%	415	67.3%	448	72.6%	617
Wholesale Trade	82	25.4%	221	68.4%	241	74.6%	323
Retail Trade	452	21.5%	1,552	73.9%	1,647	78.5%	2,099
FIRE***	60	25.3%	165	69.6%	177	74.7%	237
Services	665	24.9%	1,896	71.0%	2,007	75.1%	2,672
Public Administration	147	29.8%	320	64.8%	347	70.2%	494
Nonclassified****	1,528	71.4%	526	24.6%	613	28.6%	2,141
Total	3,955	31.1%	8,211	64.5%	8,780	68.9%	12,735

* This is the total number of claimants returning to work two years after job loss (i.e., the number of claimants includes the number of claimants returning after one year plus the number of claimants returning after two years).
** Transportation, Communications, & Public Utilities.
*** Finance, Insurance, & Real Estate.
**** Nonclassified industry includes reimbursable employers, such as out-of-state employers, federal agencies, etc. (see Footnote 4).

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