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		Multiple Jobholders
State	Total Employed, 16 years and over (in thousands)	Number (in thousands)	Percent of employed
Minnesota	2,496	255	10.2
Montana	424	43	10.2
Nebraska	886	88	9.9
Wisconsin	2,811	277	9.9
South Dakota	376	37	9.8
Iowa	1,536	149	9.7
Idaho	587	56	9.5
Wyoming	245	23	9.5
Hawaii	555	52	9.4
North Dakota	332	31	9.4
Kansas	1,279	120	9.3
Missouri	2,779	249	9.0
Vermont	310	27	8.6
Alaska	288	23	8.1
Oregon	1,614	129	8.0
Maine	634	50	7.9
Utah	963	76	7.9
New Hampshire	595	46	7.8
Colorado	2,013	152	7.5
Indiana	2,948	222	7.5
Washington	2,699	202	7.5
Maryland	2,666	193	7.2
Massachusetts	3,049	210	7.2
Arkansas	1,170	83	7.1
Virginia	3,252	225	6.9
Rhode Island	465	31	6.8
New Mexico	734	49	6.6
District of Columbia	244	16	6.5
Ohio	5,380	350	6.5
Total U.S.	126,818	8,062	6.4
Kentucky	1,769	111	6.3
Michigan	4,595	288	6.3
Oklahoma	1,505	93	6.2
Alabama	1,987	121	6.1
Connecticut	1,614	98	6.1
Pennsylvania	5,601	339	6.1
Tennessee	2,617	159	6.1
Arizona	2,029	122	6.0
New Jersey	3,876	226	5.8
Illinois	5,810	333	5.7
Delaware	362	20	5.6
Texas	9,148	514	5.6
California	14,388	784	5.4
North Carolina	3,629	195	5.4
Mississippi	1,189	62	5.3
Florida	6,569	333	5.1
Louisiana	1,868	93	5.0
Nevada	794	39	4.9
West Virginia	752	36	4.8
New York	8,061	381	4.7
South Carolina	1,744	82	4.7
Georgia	3,579	159	4.5

NOTE: All estimates for total employed and U.S. totals for multiple jobholders will not agree exactly with published estimates because the estimates in the table are uncomposited and the State estimates were not recontrolled to the most up-to-date population controls for 1996.

Source: Unpublished data produced from Current Population Survey microdata by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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