Table 56: Wyoming Employing Units, Employment, & Wages by NAICS Subsector for Park County - Northwest Region - Fourth Quarter 2013
	NAICS* Sub Sectors	Units	Oct 13	Nov 13	Dec 13	13Q4 Average Monthly Employ-ment	13Q4 Total Wages	13Q4 Average Weekly Wage
Total, Park County		1,449	13,764	12,836	12,902	13,167	$132,119,963	$772
Total, Private	11 - 99	1,364	10,174	9,426	9,401	9,667	$95,144,241	$757
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	11	55	386	341	315	347	$3,182,550	$706
-Crop production	111	24	182	134	116	144	1,459,023	779
-Animal production & aquaculture	112	24	181	181	170	177	1,507,859	655
-Forestry & logging	113-ND
-Agriculture & forestry support activities	115-ND
Mining, Quarrying, & Oil & Gas Extraction	21	40	632	625	621	626	$12,275,910	$1,508
-Oil & gas extraction	211-ND
-Mining, except oil & gas	212-ND
-Support activities for mining	213	25	410	410	409	410	6,919,792	1,298
Utilities	22	6	59	67	68	65	$1,115,937	$1,321
Construction	23	205	970	987	955	971	$10,737,875	$851
-Construction of buildings	236	60	245	243	239	242	2,337,817	743
-Heavy & civil engineering construction	237	32	238	257	240	245	3,297,419	1,035
-Specialty trade contractors	238	113	487	487	476	483	5,102,639	813
Manufacturing	31 - 33	44	503	502	506	504	$5,440,910	$830
-Food manufacturing	311	4	25	28	29	27	205,977	587
-Beverage & tobacco product manufacturing	312	4	32	25	24	27	174,525	497
-Textile mills	313-ND
-Textile product mills	314-ND
-Wood product manufacturing	321-ND
-Printing & related support activities	323	4	14	13	16	14	65,364	359
-Chemical manufacturing	325-ND
-Plastics & rubber products manufacturing	326-ND
-Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing	327-ND
-Primary metal manufacturing	331-ND
-Fabricated metal product manufacturing	332	7	47	46	46	46	504,601	844
-Machinery manufacturing	333-ND
-Electrical equipment & appliance manufacturing	335-ND
-Furniture & related product manufacturing	337	8	16	16	17	16	117,615	565
-Miscellaneous manufacturing	339-ND
Wholesale Trade	42	62	249	253	255	252	$3,946,535	$1,205
-Merchant wholesalers, durable goods	423	30	110	103	104	106	1,623,307	1,178
-Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods	424	24	129	140	142	137	2,118,124	1,189
-Electronic markets & agents & brokers	425	8	10	10	9	10	205,104	1,578
Retail Trade	44 - 45	164	1,626	1,572	1,598	1,599	$10,151,542	$488
-Motor vehicle & parts dealers	441	24	245	245	250	247	2,548,795	794
-Furniture & home furnishings stores	442-ND
-Electronics & appliance stores	443	13	37	41	41	40	249,562	480
-Building material & garden supply stores	444	20	143	148	150	147	1,111,688	582
-Food & beverage stores	445	12	255	242	243	247	1,222,823	381
-Health & personal care stores	446	12	66	67	67	67	577,628	663
-Gasoline stations	447	13	97	89	90	92	448,793	375
-Clothing & clothing accessories stores	448	12	43	46	52	47	170,067	278
-Sports, hobby, music instrument, book stores	451	9	76	57	59	64	230,461	277
-General merchandise stores	452	8	458	412	412	427	2,454,725	442
-Miscellaneous store retailers	453	28	113	108	116	112	441,836	303
-Nonstore retailers	454-ND
Transportation & Warehousing	48 - 49	36	268	269	291	276	$2,904,381	$809
-Air transportation	481-ND
-Truck transportation	484	16	119	120	122	120	1,318,843	845
-Transit & ground passenger transportation	485-ND
-Pipeline transportation	486-ND
-Scenic & sightseeing transportation	487-ND
-Support activities for transportation	488	4	18	19	18	18	153,690	657
-Postal service	491-ND
-Couriers & messengers	492	8	87	86	103	92	845,027	707
Information	51	30	232	229	230	230	$2,008,696	$672
-Publishing industries, except internet	511	8	84	83	84	84	589,727	540
-Motion picture & sound recording industries	512	5	47	47	47	47	230,433	377
-Broadcasting, except internet	515-ND
-Telecommunications	517	9	79	78	78	78	879,001	867
-Data processing, hosting, & related services	518-ND
-Other information services	519	4	6	6	6	6	66,793	856
Finance & Insurance	52	67	317	317	310	315	$4,133,479	$1,009
-Credit intermediation & related activities	522	25	211	212	204	209	2,581,161	950
-Securities, commodity contracts, investments	523-ND
-Insurance carriers & related activities	524	28	85	85	86	85	1,053,521	953
-Funds, trusts, & other financial vehicles	525-ND
Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	53	58	122	117	119	119	$849,239	$549
-Real estate	531	52	89	87	89	88	558,173	488
-Rental & leasing services	532	6	33	30	30	31	291,066	722
Professional & Technical Services	54	127	382	378	393	384	$5,871,040	$1,176
Management of Companies & Enterprises	55	8	61	57	56	58	$2,115,348	$2,806
Administrative & Waste Services	56	66	228	223	223	225	$1,718,649	$588
-Administrative & support services	561	58	180	179	183	181	1,380,755	587
-Waste management & remediation services	562	8	48	44	40	44	337,894	591
Educational Services	61	12	38	38	37	38	$201,535	$408
Health Care & Social Assistance	62	123	1,380	1,398	1,391	1,390	$16,449,853	$910
-Ambulatory health care services	621	78	553	560	555	556	7,776,534	1,076
-Hospitals	622-ND
-Nursing & residential care facilities	623-ND
-Social assistance	624	36	327	332	329	329	1,860,853	435
Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	71	37	267	245	237	250	$1,782,876	$549
-Performing arts & spectator sports	711-ND
-Museums, historical sites, zoos, & parks	712-ND
-Amusement, gambling, & recreation	713	24	90	101	91	94	452,336	370
Accommodation & Food Services	72	133	2,170	1,519	1,502	1,730	$7,665,861	$341
-Accommodation	721	64	1,164	584	579	776	4,444,262	441
-Food services & drinking places	722	69	1,006	935	923	955	3,221,599	259
Other Services, Except Public Administration	81	91	284	289	294	289	$2,592,025	$690
-Repair & maintenance	811	39	129	131	136	132	1,562,493	911
-Personal & laundry services	812	20	55	58	61	58	224,926	298
-Membership associations & organizations	813	20	72	73	69	71	656,312	711
-Private households	814	12	28	27	28	28	148,294	407
Total Government		85	3,590	3,410	3,501	3,500	$36,975,722	$813
--Federal Government		20	777	628	680	695	8,670,544	960
--State Government		27	199	198	194	197	2,421,541	946
--Local Government		38	2,614	2,584	2,627	2,608	25,883,637	763
* North American Industry Classification System.
ND - Not Disclosable.
Wyoming Department of Workforce Services
Research & Planning
Source: QCEW EXPO (Second run: July 2014)
Prepared 08/01/2014  Nancy Brennan
Preliminary: Subject to Revision.
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