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Wyoming Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW), Fourth Quarter 2023 (2023Q4)

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Table 7: Wyoming Covered Employment, Total Wages, & Average Weekly Wage by Industry (NAICS) for Campbell County - Fourth Quarter 2023a
Average Monthly Employment Total Wages Average Weekly Wage
Change   Change Change
NAICSb Code Ownership and Industry 2023Q4 2022Q4 N % 2023Q4 2022Q4 $ % 2023Q4 2022Q4 $ %
0  Ownership - Total 25,165 24,562 603 2.5 $426,641,304 $400,594,796 $26,046,508 6.5 $1,304 $1,255 $50 3.9
0  Ownership - Private 20,492 20,027 466 2.3 $357,717,038 $333,225,655 $24,491,383 7.3 $1,343 $1,280 $63 4.9
11  Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting  67 62 6 9.2 $960,037 $678,858 $281,179 41.4 $1,097 $847 $250 29.5
112  Animal Production & Aquaculture  67 62 6 9.2 $960,037 $678,858 $281,179 41.4 $1,097 $847 $250 29.5
21  Mining, Quarrying, & Oil & Gas Extraction  5,574 5,638 -64 -1.1 $139,741,652 $133,766,905 $5,974,747 4.5 $1,929 $1,825 $103 5.7
211  Oil & Gas Extraction  289 243 45 18.6 $9,048,165 $7,536,966 $1,511,199 20.1 $2,411 $2,383 $28 1.2
212  Mining   3,621 3,672 -51 -1.4 $91,145,595 $87,435,011 $3,710,584 4.2 $1,936 $1,832 $105 5.7
213  Support Activities for Mining  1,664 1,722 -58 -3.4 $39,547,892 $38,794,928 $752,964 1.9 $1,828 $1,733 $95 5.5
22  Utilities  324 317 7 2.2 $9,102,217 $8,538,947 $563,270 6.6 $2,161 $2,072 $89 4.3
221  Utilities  324 317 7 2.2 $9,102,217 $8,538,947 $563,270 6.6 $2,161 $2,072 $89 4.3
23  Construction  2,155 1,925 229 11.9 $43,539,855 $34,569,656 $8,970,199 25.9 $1,554 $1,381 $173 12.5
236  Construction of Buildings  164 173 -9 -5.0 $2,460,621 $2,343,571 $117,050 5.0 $1,154 $1,044 $110 10.5
237  Heavy & Civil Engineering Construction  795 672 123 18.4 $17,270,696 $12,147,490 $5,123,206 42.2 $1,670 $1,391 $280 20.1
238  Specialty Trade Contractors  1,195 1,081 115 10.6 $23,808,538 $20,078,595 $3,729,943 18.6 $1,532 $1,429 $103 7.2
31  Manufacturing  488 473 15 3.2 $9,686,059 $8,966,468 $719,591 8.0 $1,526 $1,458 $68 4.6
311  Food Manufacturing  30 22 8 37.9 $245,900 $143,593 $102,307 71.2 $624 $502 $122 24.2
323  Printing & Related Support Activities  16 18 -2 -11.3 $156,132 $150,967 $5,165 3.4 $766 $657 $109 16.6
325  Chemical Manufacturing  168 151 17 11.0 $3,651,243 $3,119,424 $531,819 17.0 $1,675 $1,589 $86 5.4
332  Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing  184 192 -8 -4.0 $4,142,015 $4,328,321 -$186,306 -4.3 $1,729 $1,734 -$6 -0.3
333  Machinery Manufacturing  27 28 -1 -3.6 $441,759 $483,556 -$41,797 -8.6 $1,259 $1,328 -$70 -5.3
42  Wholesale Trade  1,394 1,388 6 0.4 $32,171,251 $31,542,525 $628,726 2.0 $1,775 $1,748 $27 1.6
423  Merchant Wholesalers, Durable Goods  1,091 1,071 20 1.9 $25,766,898 $24,627,778 $1,139,120 4.6 $1,816 $1,768 $48 2.7
424  Merchant Wholesalers, Nondurable Goods  299 311 -12 -4.0 $6,250,195 $6,646,303 -$396,108 -6.0 $1,608 $1,642 -$34 -2.1
425  Electronic Markets & Agents & Brokers  4 5 -2 -31.1 $154,158 $268,444 -$114,286 -42.6 $3,231 $3,874 -$643 -16.6
44  Retail Trade  2,517 2,449 69 2.8 $22,836,200 $21,853,876 $982,324 4.5 $698 $687 $11 1.6
441  Motor Vehicle & Parts Dealers  437 422 15 3.5 $6,580,472 $6,155,371 $425,101 6.9 $1,158 $1,121 $37 3.3
444  Building Material & Garden Equipment & Supplies Dealers  444 421 22 5.3 $3,979,868 $3,661,891 $317,977 8.7 $690 $669 $21 3.2
445  Food & Beverage Retailers  324 337 -13 -3.8 $2,584,822 $2,588,417 -$3,595 -0.1 $614 $591 $22 3.8
449  Furniture, Home Furnishings, Electronics, & Appliance Retailers  108 109 0 -0.3 $1,253,470 $1,208,093 $45,377 3.8 $890 $855 $35 4.1
455  General Merchandise Retailers  554 480 74 15.5 $3,477,752 $3,164,566 $313,186 9.9 $483 $507 -$25 -4.8
456  Health & Personal Care Retailers  82 97 -15 -15.1 $694,121 $879,129 -$185,008 -21.0 $649 $697 -$49 -7.0
457  Gasoline Stations & Fuel Dealers  229 234 -6 -2.4 $1,863,010 $1,975,762 -$112,752 -5.7 $627 $649 -$22 -3.4
458  Clothing, Clothing Accessories, Shoe, & Jewelry Retailers  103 107 -4 -3.7 $579,246 $575,718 $3,528 0.6 $434 $415 $19 4.5
459  Sporting Goods, Hobby, Musical Instrument, Book, & Miscellaneous Retailers  236 242 -5 -2.2 $1,823,439 $1,644,929 $178,510 10.9 $594 $524 $70 13.4
48  Transportation & Warehousing  788 751 37 4.9 $14,176,886 $12,004,159 $2,172,727 18.1 $1,385 $1,230 $154 12.6
484  Truck Transportation  340 281 59 20.9 $6,724,185 $5,190,756 $1,533,429 29.5 $1,523 $1,421 $102 7.2
485  Transit & Ground Passenger Transportation  109 111 -2 -1.5 $1,034,982 $1,012,876 $22,106 2.2 $728 $702 $26 3.7
486  Pipeline Transportation  105 126 -21 -16.9 $3,388,318 $3,083,258 $305,060 9.9 $2,490 $1,882 $608 32.3
488  Support Activities for Transportation  78 79 -1 -1.7 $1,220,597 $1,201,930 $18,667 1.6 $1,209 $1,170 $39 3.3
492  Couriers & Messengers  121 126 -4 -3.5 $1,547,426 $1,380,334 $167,092 12.1 $981 $845 $136 16.1
51  Information  256 256 0 0.0 $4,838,295 $4,606,266 $232,029 5.0 $1,456 $1,386 $70 5.0
513  Publishing Industries 28 24 4 16.9 $381,190 $284,415 $96,775 34.0 $1,060 $924 $135 14.7
518  Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, & Related Services 8 7 1 14.3 $189,985 $331,637 -$141,652 -42.7 $1,827 $3,644 -$1,818 -49.9
52  Finance & Insurance  425 433 -8 -1.8 $8,911,508 $8,526,950 $384,558 4.5 $1,613 $1,516 $97 6.4
522  Credit Intermediation & Related Activities  265 279 -14 -4.9 $5,523,743 $5,561,750 -$38,007 -0.7 $1,601 $1,533 $68 4.4
524  Insurance Carriers & Related Activities  132 128 4 3.4 $2,296,684 $1,874,986 $421,698 22.5 $1,335 $1,127 $208 18.5
53  Real Estate & Rental & Leasing  263 270 -6 -2.4 $3,448,336 $4,393,566 -$945,230 -21.5 $1,007 $1,253 -$246 -19.6
531  Real Estate  159 171 -12 -7.2 $1,771,323 $2,917,897 -$1,146,574 -39.3 $859 $1,313 -$454 -34.6
54  Professional & Technical Services  684 716 -32 -4.5 $10,395,476 $11,313,682 -$918,206 -8.1 $1,170 $1,216 -$46 -3.8
541  Professional, Scientific, & Technical Services  684 716 -32 -4.5 $10,395,476 $11,313,682 -$918,206 -8.1 $1,170 $1,216 -$46 -3.8
55  Management of Companies & Enterprises  84 82 3 3.3 $2,132,555 $2,064,862 $67,693 3.3 $1,945 $1,945 $0 0.0
551  Management of Companies & Enterprises  84 82 3 3.3 $2,132,555 $2,064,862 $67,693 3.3 $1,945 $1,945 $0 0.0
56  Administrative & Waste Services  772 789 -17 -2.2 $8,925,983 $9,096,371 -$170,388 -1.9 $889 $886 $3 0.3
561  Administrative & Support Services  678 664 14 2.2 $7,152,899 $6,805,624 $347,275 5.1 $811 $788 $23 2.9
562  Waste Management & Remediation Services  94 125 -32 -25.3 $1,773,084 $2,290,747 -$517,663 -22.6 $1,456 $1,406 $50 3.6
61  Educational Services  139 121 17 14.3 $1,904,485 $1,618,394 $286,091 17.7 $1,056 $1,026 $30 3.0
611  Educational Services  139 121 17 14.3 $1,904,485 $1,618,394 $286,091 17.7 $1,056 $1,026 $30 3.0
62  Health Care & Social Assistance  1,342 1,209 133 11.0 $17,858,825 $15,156,220 $2,702,605 17.8 $1,024 $965 $59 6.1
621  Ambulatory Health Care Services  822 689 133 19.3 $13,964,744 $11,400,465 $2,564,279 22.5 $1,306 $1,272 $34 2.7
623  Nursing & Residential Care Facilities  201 194 7 3.4 $1,878,646 $1,790,948 $87,698 4.9 $719 $709 $10 1.4
624  Social Assistance  319 325 -6 -1.9 $2,015,435 $1,964,807 $50,628 2.6 $487 $465 $21 4.6
71  Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation  163 166 -3 -1.6 $843,073 $789,776 $53,297 6.7 $397 $366 $31 8.5
713  Amusements, Gambling, & Recreation  156 152 4 2.6 $756,368 $671,591 $84,777 12.6 $374 $341 $33 9.7
72  Accommodation & Food Services  2,300 2,247 53 2.3 $13,649,053 $12,075,054 $1,573,999 13.0 $456 $413 $43 10.4
721  Accommodation  418 412 6 1.5 $2,416,441 $2,107,166 $309,275 14.7 $445 $394 $51 12.9
722  Food Services & Drinking Places  1,882 1,836 46 2.5 $11,232,612 $9,967,888 $1,264,724 12.7 $459 $418 $41 9.9
81  Other Services, Except Public Administration  754 734 20 2.7 $12,492,553 $11,616,043 $876,510 7.5 $1,274 $1,217 $57 4.7
811  Repair & Maintenance  614 580 34 5.9 $11,457,396 $10,504,806 $952,590 9.1 $1,436 $1,394 $42 3.0
812  Personal & Laundry Services  82 89 -6 -7.2 $602,672 $647,291 -$44,619 -6.9 $563 $562 $2 0.3
813  Membership Associations & Organizations  50 54 -4 -7.5 $383,628 $385,672 -$2,044 -0.5 $594 $553 $41 7.5
814  Private Households  9 12 -4 -29.7 $48,857 $78,274 -$29,417 -37.6 $433 $488 -$55 -11.2
   
0  Ownership - Federal Government 89 87 3 3.1 $1,757,807 $1,689,928 $67,879 4.0 $1,514 $1,500 $14 0.9
48  Transportation & Warehousing  43 44 -1 -3.0 $818,170 $826,903 -$8,733 -1.1 $1,475 $1,446 $29 2.0
491  Postal Service  43 44 -1 -3.0 $818,170 $826,903 -$8,733 -1.1 $1,475 $1,446 $29 2.0
92  Public Administration  41 35 6 17.3 $823,996 $671,745 $152,251 22.7 $1,559 $1,490 $68 4.6
926  Administration of Economic Programs  35 32 3 9.3 $731,320 $623,875 $107,445 17.2 $1,592 $1,484 $108 7.3
   
0  Ownership - State Government 189 174 15 8.4 $2,962,607 $2,530,473 $432,134 17.1 $1,208 $1,119 $89 8.0
92  Public Administration  181 167 15 8.8 $2,835,683 $2,419,923 $415,760 17.2 $1,203 $1,117 $86 7.7
921  Executive, Legislative & General Government  6 4 2 38.6 $118,515 $67,661 $50,854 75.2 $1,519 $1,202 $317 26.4
922  Justice, Public Order, & Safety Activities  53 50 3 6.7 $937,889 $869,135 $68,754 7.9 $1,353 $1,337 $16 1.2
923  Administration of Human Resource Programs  56 56 0 0.0 $802,242 $718,145 $84,097 11.7 $1,102 $986 $116 11.7
926  Administration of Economic Programs  61 51 10 18.8 $894,862 $691,728 $203,134 29.4 $1,128 $1,037 $92 8.9
   
0  Ownership - Local Government 4,394 4,274 120 2.8 $64,203,852 $63,148,740 $1,055,112 1.7 $1,124 $1,136 -$13 -1.1
61  Educational Services  1,940 1,898 42 2.2 $23,144,082 $22,414,534 $729,548 3.3 $918 $908 $9 1.0
611  Educational Services  1,940 1,898 42 2.2 $23,144,082 $22,414,534 $729,548 3.3 $918 $908 $9 1.0
62  Health Care & Social Assistance  1,014 963 52 5.4 $21,731,921 $22,477,906 -$745,985 -3.3 $1,648 $1,796 -$148 -8.2
621  Ambulatory Health Care Services  51 51 0 0.0 $1,051,403 $949,891 $101,512 10.7 $1,586 $1,433 $153 10.7
92  Public Administration  1,137 1,106 32 2.9 $16,478,583 $15,472,110 $1,006,473 6.5 $1,115 $1,076 $38 3.5
921  Executive, Legislative & General Government  1,009 982 26 2.7 $14,914,630 $13,991,372 $923,258 6.6 $1,137 $1,096 $42 3.8
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: April 2024.
Prepared by M. Moore, Research & Planning, WY DWS, 4/12/24.