Local Jobs and Payroll in Wyoming: Construction Sector Sheds Jobs in Second Quarter 2011; Mining Shows Gains
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Table 1: Percentage Change in Wyoming Covered Employment and Wages for Second Quarter 2007 (2007Q2) to Second Quarter 2011 (2011Q2)

	Average Monthly Employment Percentage Change Over the Previous		Total Wages Percentage Change Over the Previous		Average Weekly Wage Percentage Change Over the Previous
	Year	Quarter	Year	Quarter	Year	Quarter
2007Q2	3.9	4.7	12.4	6.2	8.1	1.3
2008Q2	3.1	4.2	8.7	4.3	5.5	0.1
2009Q2	-3.4	1.6	-5.0	0.3	-1.6	-1.3
2010Q2	-1.7	4.7	1.1	6.7	2.9	1.9
2011Q2a	0.8	4.4	4.6	5.9	3.7	1.4
Five-Year Average for Q2	0.5	3.9	4.4	4.7	3.7	0.7
aPreliminary.
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: October 2011.

 

 

 

Table 2: Over-the-Year Percentage Change in Wyoming Covered Employment and Wages for Second Quarter 2004 (2004Q2) to Second Quarter 2011 (2011Q2)

	Average Monthly Employment	Total Wages
2004Q2	2.9	7.1
2004Q3	2.0	7.1
2004Q4	2.4	6.5
2005Q1	1.9	6.6
2005Q2	2.1	8.3
2005Q3	2.7	11.7
2005Q4	3.4	10.1
2006Q1	5.1	15.1
2006Q2	5.0	15.5
2006Q3	4.6	14.8
2006Q4	5.1	17.1
2007Q1	4.8	14.5
2007Q2	3.9	12.4
2007Q3	3.7	8.0
2007Q4	3.8	11.3
2008Q1	3.6	10.6
2008Q2	3.1	8.7
2008Q3	3.4	10.1
2008Q4	2.4	6.8
2009Q1	-1.0	-1.2
2009Q2	-3.4	-5.0
2009Q3	-5.3	-8.4
2009Q4	-6.3	-8.4
2010Q1	-4.7	-4.9
2010Q2	-1.7	1.1
2010Q3	0.0	4.8
2010Q4	1.1	6.0
2011Q1	1.1	5.4
2011Q2a	0.8	4.6
aPreliminary.
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: October 2011.

Table 3: Wyoming Average Monthly Employment, Total Payroll, and Average Weekly Wage for Second Quarter by County, 2010 and 2011^a

	Average Monthly Employment				Total Payroll				Average Weekly Wage
County	Second Quarter		Change		Second Quarter		Change		Second Quarter		Change
	2010	2011	n	%	2010	2011	$	%	2010	2011	$	%
Total	273,044	275,271	2,227	0.8	$2,802,848,365	$2,932,597,067	$129,748,702	4.6	$790	$819	$29	3.7
Albany	15,255	15,445	190	1.2	$141,114,566	$143,187,541	$2,072,975	1.5	$712	$713	$1	0.1
Big Horn	4,252	4,383	131	3.1	37,028,418	38,644,314	1,615,896	4.4	670	678	8	1.2
Campbell	27,755	27,524	-231	-0.8	359,209,563	369,452,990	10,243,427	2.9	996	1,033	37	3.7
Carbon	7,027	6,662	-365	-5.2	69,595,490	64,895,853	-4,699,637	-6.8	762	749	-13	-1.7
Converse	5,512	5,509	-3	-0.1	60,516,237	61,053,155	536,918	0.9	845	852	7	0.8
Crook	2,433	2,375	-58	-2.4	21,032,173	21,056,264	24,091	0.1	665	682	17	2.6
Fremont	16,412	16,668	256	1.6	150,504,032	157,801,780	7,297,748	4.8	705	728	23	3.3
Goshen	4,550	4,593	43	0.9	34,497,084	36,760,207	2,263,123	6.6	583	616	33	5.7
Hot Springs	2,166	2,176	10	0.5	16,076,037	17,433,885	1,357,848	8.4	571	616	45	7.9
Johnson	3,315	3,315	0	0.0	25,252,470	26,006,837	754,367	3.0	586	603	17	2.9
Laramie	42,521	43,346	825	1.9	410,889,645	428,172,542	17,282,897	4.2	743	760	17	2.3
Lincoln	6,091	6,272	181	3.0	57,024,133	68,833,677	11,809,544	20.7	720	844	124	17.2
Natrona	38,088	39,178	1,090	2.9	401,332,149	439,058,435	37,726,286	9.4	811	862	51	6.3
Niobrara	885	909	24	2.7	6,745,029	7,251,148	506,119	7.5	586	614	28	4.8
Park	13,746	13,986	240	1.7	118,728,332	123,222,394	4,494,062	3.8	664	678	14	2.1
Platte	3,762	3,746	-16	-0.4	40,477,993	41,326,842	848,849	2.1	828	849	21	2.5
Sheridan	13,189	12,915	-274	-2.1	119,281,581	119,073,686	-207,895	-0.2	696	709	13	1.9
Sublette	5,586	5,741	155	2.8	76,216,131	82,204,622	5,988,491	7.9	1,050	1,101	51	4.9
Sweetwater	23,982	24,668	686	2.9	309,671,042	335,593,030	25,921,988	8.4	993	1,046	53	5.3
Teton	16,599	16,284	-315	-1.9	147,225,777	152,535,500	5,309,723	3.6	682	721	39	5.7
Uinta	9,154	8,944	-210	-2.3	91,914,613	87,132,806	-4,781,807	-5.2	772	749	-23	-3.0
Washakie	4,001	4,023	22	0.5	35,203,581	37,044,911	1,841,330	5.2	677	708	31	4.6
Weston	2,352	2,286	-66	-2.8	21,054,852	22,560,853	1,506,001	7.2	689	759	70	10.2
Nonclassifiedb	4,409	4,323	-86	-2.0	52,257,437	52,293,795	36,358	0.1	912	931	19	2.1
aPreliminary.
bThe employer may be located statewide or in more than one county.
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: October 2011.

Table 4: Wyoming Average Monthly Employment, Total Payroll, and Average Weekly Wage for Second Quarter by Industry, 2010 and 2011^a

	Average Monthly Employment				Total Payroll				Average Weekly Wage
	Second Quarter		Change		Second Quarter		Change		Second Quarter		Change
NAICSb Title	2010	2011	n	%	2010	2011	$	%	2010	2011	$	%
Total, All Industries	273,044	275,271	2,227	0.8	$2,802,848,365	$2,932,597,067	$129,748,702	4.6	$790	$819	$29	3.7
Total Private	204,708	207,529	2,821	1.4	$2,015,278,842	$2,133,003,849	$117,725,007	5.8	$757	$791	$34	4.5
Agriculture	2,497	2,557	60	2.4	16,350,571	16,829,665	479,094	2.9	504	506	2	0.4
Mining	24,562	26,779	2,217	9.0	447,465,110	510,276,387	62,811,277	14.0	1,401	1,466	65	4.6
Utilities	2,494	2,510	16	0.6	51,348,027	51,952,135	604,108	1.2	1,584	1,592	8	0.5
Construction	22,556	20,701	-1,855	-8.2	256,095,442	232,412,366	-23,683,076	-9.2	873	864	-9	-1.0
Manufacturing	8,472	8,942	470	5.5	108,157,608	120,102,245	11,944,637	11.0	982	1,033	51	5.2
Wholesale Trade	8,469	8,810	341	4.0	106,384,902	116,786,504	10,401,602	9.8	966	1,020	54	5.6
Retail Trade	29,594	29,085	-509	-1.7	184,542,957	182,885,712	-1,657,245	-0.9	480	484	4	0.8
Transportation & Warehousing	8,619	9,233	614	7.1	92,613,684	104,401,019	11,787,335	12.7	827	870	43	5.2
Information	3,895	3,846	-49	-1.3	35,994,558	37,658,500	1,663,942	4.6	711	753	42	5.9
Finance & Insurance	6,886	6,716	-170	-2.5	77,583,552	78,225,123	641,571	0.8	867	896	29	3.3
Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	3,983	4,025	42	1.1	35,713,838	43,698,355	7,984,517	22.4	690	835	145	21.0
Professional & Technical Services	9,079	8,982	-97	-1.1	112,214,359	116,978,741	4,764,382	4.2	951	1,002	51	5.4
Mgmt. of Companies & Enterprises	857	868	11	1.3	21,221,186	21,314,499	93,313	0.4	1,905	1,889	-16	-0.8
Administrative & Waste Services	7,372	7,941	569	7.7	49,446,749	57,030,164	7,583,415	15.3	516	552	36	7.0
Educational Services	1,669	1,646	-23	-1.4	11,134,915	12,076,289	941,374	8.5	513	564	51	9.9
Health Care & Social Assistance	23,193	23,716	523	2.3	218,610,752	233,855,294	15,244,542	7.0	725	759	34	4.7
Ambulatory Health Care Services	8,697	8,977	280	3.2	117,478,558	125,029,577	7,551,019	6.4	1,039	1,071	32	3.1
Hospitals	3,278	3,356	78	2.4	36,325,822	41,570,842	5,245,020	14.4	852	953	101	11.9
Nursing & Res. Care Facilities	4,538	4,553	15	0.3	31,324,266	31,985,732	661,466	2.1	531	540	9	1.7
Social Assistance	6,679	6,830	151	2.3	33,482,106	35,269,143	1,787,037	5.3	386	397	11	2.8
Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	2,820	2,771	-49	-1.7	11,540,527	11,394,758	-145,769	-1.3	315	316	1	0.3
Accommodation & Food Services	29,746	30,095	349	1.2	112,483,818	116,684,058	4,200,240	3.7	291	298	7	2.4
Other Services	7,948	8,306	358	4.5	66,376,287	68,442,035	2,065,748	3.1	642	634	-8	-1.2
Total Government	68,336	67,742	-594	-0.9	$787,569,523	$799,593,218	$12,023,695	1.5	$887	$908	$21	2.4
Federal Government	8,775	7,830	-945	-10.8	120,502,377	118,973,532	-1,528,845	-1.3	1,056	1,169	113	10.7
State Government	13,387	13,454	67	0.5	171,020,001	172,017,888	997,887	0.6	983	984	1	0.1
State Government Education	3,707	3,741	34	0.9	48,193,102	48,374,821	181,719	0.4	1,000	995	-5	-0.5
Local Government	46,175	46,458	283	0.6	496,047,145	508,601,798	12,554,653	2.5	826	842	16	1.9
Local Government Education	23,987	24,234	247	1.0	278,762,966	290,709,450	11,946,484	4.3	894	923	29	3.2
Hospitals	6,571	6,583	12	0.2	78,054,115	80,907,926	2,853,811	3.7	914	945	32	3.5
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: October 2011.

 

 

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