Local Jobs and Payroll in Wyoming in Second Quarter 2014: Construction Leads Job Growth
(Tables and Figures)

by: David Bullard, Senior Economist
tables by: Nancy Brennan, Senior Economist

Related Article

Tables 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Natrona County, Laramie County
(Note: Due to space considerations, QCEW tables for Natrona and Laramie counties do not appear in the printed version of this issue of Trends.)

 

Table 1: Percentage Change in Wyoming Covered Employment and Wages for Second Quarter 2010 (2010Q2) to Second Quarter 2014 (2014Q2)

	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
2010Q2	-1.7	4.7	1.1	6.7	2.9	1.9
2011Q2	0.8	4.4	4.7	5.9	3.9	1.5
2012Q2	2.2	4.1	4.8	2.8	2.6	-1.3
2013Q2	0.2	4.0	0.6	2.3	0.4	-1.7
2014Q2a	1.6	4.5	4.8	3.8	3.1	-0.7
Five-Year Average for Q2	0.6	4.3	3.2	4.3	2.6	-0.1
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 2014.

 

Table 2: Components of Personal Income for the U.S. and States, 2013

State	Net Earnings by Place of Residence	Dividends, Interest, & Rent	Personal Current Transfer Receipts
Source: State Income and Employment Summary, U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.
United States	64.1%	18.9%	17.1%
Alabama	60.7%	16.9%	22.4%
Alaska	67.7%	18.1%	14.1%
Arizona	61.6%	18.4%	20.0%
Arkansas	56.5%	20.7%	22.8%
California	64.5%	20.3%	15.1%
Colorado	66.4%	20.8%	12.8%
Connecticut	64.4%	22.0%	13.6%
Delaware	63.2%	17.4%	19.4%
District of Columbia	70.9%	17.0%	12.1%
Florida	53.6%	26.6%	19.8%
Georgia	65.8%	16.7%	17.5%
Hawaii	63.4%	21.1%	15.5%
Idaho	61.1%	20.5%	18.4%
Illinois	66.1%	18.6%	15.3%
Indiana	65.3%	15.3%	19.4%
Iowa	66.0%	17.8%	16.2%
Kansas	65.5%	19.3%	15.3%
Kentucky	61.1%	15.9%	23.0%
Louisiana	63.7%	17.1%	19.1%
Maine	59.5%	17.4%	23.0%
Maryland	67.6%	19.3%	13.1%
Massachusetts	66.0%	19.1%	14.9%
Michigan	61.9%	16.5%	21.6%
Minnesota	66.0%	18.3%	15.7%
Mississippi	60.4%	14.6%	25.0%
Missouri	62.4%	18.2%	19.4%
Montana	58.1%	23.5%	18.4%
Nebraska	67.0%	19.1%	13.9%
Nevada	61.8%	22.6%	15.6%
New Hampshire	66.7%	19.2%	14.1%
New Jersey	67.4%	18.3%	14.3%
New Mexico	60.0%	18.5%	21.5%
New York	63.3%	19.3%	17.3%
North Carolina	63.2%	17.1%	19.7%
North Dakota	67.9%	19.7%	12.4%
Ohio	64.8%	15.5%	19.7%
Oklahoma	64.4%	17.5%	18.1%
Oregon	60.7%	19.7%	19.6%
Pennsylvania	63.4%	17.5%	19.1%
Rhode Island	62.4%	18.4%	19.3%
South Carolina	61.0%	16.8%	22.2%
South Dakota	63.9%	21.7%	14.4%
Tennessee	65.0%	14.3%	20.7%
Texas	69.1%	16.4%	14.5%
Utah	68.3%	18.1%	13.6%
Vermont	60.6%	19.2%	20.2%
Virginia	66.2%	20.5%	13.2%
Washington	63.7%	21.0%	15.3%
West Virginia	59.0%	14.2%	26.8%
Wisconsin	65.0%	18.0%	17.0%
Wyoming	59.2%	28.5%	12.3%

 

 

Table 3: States Ranked by Average Weekly Wage, 2013

State	Average Weekly Wage
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages.
District of Columbia	$1,597
New York	1,213
Connecticut	1,199
Massachusetts	1,188
New Jersey	1,144
California	1,098
Maryland	1,039
Washington	1,020
Illinois	1,011
Delaware	1,001
Virginia	998
Alaska	992
Texas	985
Colorado	978
Minnesota	964
Pennsylvania	944
New Hampshire	942
North Dakota	919
Rhode Island	918
Michigan	906
Georgia	899
Arizona	883
Oregon	866
Wyoming	865
Ohio	859
Nevada	848
Tennessee	848
Louisiana	846
Hawaii	843
North Carolina	842
Florida	839
Missouri	828
Wisconsin	823
Oklahoma	816
Alabama	813
Vermont	809
Utah	804
Indiana	801
Kansas	799
Iowa	791
New Mexico	785
Kentucky	784
West Virginia	773
Nebraska	769
South Carolina	765
Maine	755
Arkansas	749
Montana	723
South Dakota	716
Idaho	708
Mississippi	701

 

Table 4: Over-the-Year Percentage Change in Wyoming Covered Employment and Wages for Second Quarter 2005 (2005Q2) to Second Quarter 2014 (2014Q2)

	Average Monthly Employment	Total Wages
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 2014.
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
2011Q2	0.8	4.7
2011Q3	1.4	6.5
2011Q4	2.0	2.5
2012Q1	2.5	8.0
2012Q2	2.2	4.8
2012Q3	0.7	0.2
2012Q4	0.3	4.1
2013Q1	0.3	1.1
2013Q2	0.2	0.6
2013Q3	0.5	1.9
2013Q4	0.6	1.5
2014Q1	1.2	3.3
2014Q2a	1.6	4.8

 

 

Table 5: Wyoming Average Monthly Employment, Total Payroll, and Average Weekly Wage for Second Quarter by County, 2013 and 2014^a

	Average Monthly Employment				Total Payroll				Average Weekly Wage
County	Second Quarter		Change		Second Quarter		Change		Second Quarter		Change
	2013	2014	n	%	2013	2014	$	%	2013	2014	$	%
Total	281,707	286,269	4,562	1.6	$3,093,096,086	$3,241,566,139	$148,470,053	4.8	$845	$871	$26	3.1
Albany	15,561	15,519	-42	-0.3	$145,428,539	$149,172,178	$3,743,639	2.6	$719	$739	$20	2.8
Big Horn	4,350	4,471	121	2.8	42,541,241	45,503,165	2,961,924	7.0	752	783	31	4.1
Campbell	27,392	28,598	1,206	4.4	376,250,698	395,280,238	19,029,540	5.1	1,057	1,063	6	0.6
Carbon	7,333	7,569	236	3.2	81,298,684	86,827,561	5,528,877	6.8	853	882	29	3.4
Converse	6,165	6,536	371	6.0	70,512,149	79,023,624	8,511,475	12.1	880	930	50	5.7
Crook	2,361	2,395	34	1.4	21,376,598	23,450,866	2,074,268	9.7	696	753	57	8.2
Fremont	16,914	16,719	-195	-1.2	165,935,180	169,801,517	3,866,337	2.3	755	781	26	3.4
Goshen	4,548	4,554	6	0.1	37,821,786	39,151,966	1,330,180	3.5	640	661	21	3.3
Hot Springs	2,162	2,127	-35	-1.6	19,149,340	19,749,537	600,197	3.1	681	714	33	4.8
Johnson	3,442	3,534	92	2.7	31,143,140	33,440,600	2,297,460	7.4	696	728	32	4.6
Laramie	45,307	45,986	679	1.5	460,120,758	474,628,702	14,507,944	3.2	781	794	13	1.7
Lincoln	5,774	5,822	48	0.8	63,021,902	65,331,939	2,310,037	3.7	840	863	23	2.7
Natrona	41,837	42,574	737	1.8	485,081,453	518,954,197	33,872,744	7.0	892	938	46	5.2
Niobrara	963	978	15	1.6	7,984,220	8,844,937	860,717	10.8	638	696	58	9.1
Park	14,063	14,149	86	0.6	131,652,660	133,351,601	1,698,941	1.3	720	725	5	0.7
Platte	3,773	3,884	111	2.9	42,785,879	44,552,844	1,766,965	4.1	872	882	10	1.1
Sheridan	13,038	13,468	430	3.3	122,225,186	127,613,056	5,387,870	4.4	721	729	8	1.1
Sublette	5,027	4,898	-129	-2.6	71,257,662	71,970,591	712,929	1.0	1,090	1,130	40	3.7
Sweetwater	24,851	24,633	-218	-0.9	344,967,104	359,710,969	14,743,865	4.3	1,068	1,123	55	5.1
Teton	17,594	18,290	696	4.0	167,236,762	179,066,734	11,829,972	7.1	731	753	22	3.0
Uinta	8,891	8,931	40	0.4	88,443,847	91,819,057	3,375,210	3.8	765	791	26	3.4
Washakie	3,838	3,788	-50	-1.3	38,307,074	38,979,289	672,215	1.8	768	792	24	3.1
Weston	2,341	2,372	31	1.3	20,878,472	22,184,082	1,305,610	6.3	686	719	33	4.8
Nonclassifiedb	4,182	4,474	292	7.0	57,675,752	63,156,889	5,481,137	9.5	1,061	1,086	25	2.3
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 2014.

 

Table 6: Wyoming Average Monthly Employment, Total Payroll, and Average Weekly Wage for Second Quarter by Industry, 2013 and 2014^a

	Average Monthly Employment				Total Payroll				Average Weekly Wage
	Second Quarter		Change		Second Quarter		Change		Second Quarter		Change
NAICSb Title	2013	2014	n	%	2013	2014	$	%	2013	2014	$	%
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 2014.
Total, All Industries	281,707	286,269	4,562	1.6	$3,093,096,086	$3,241,566,139	$148,470,053	4.8	$845	$871	$26	3.1
Total Private	213,228	218,147	4,919	2.3	$2,279,570,821	$2,428,198,791	$148,627,970	6.5	$822	$856	$34	4.1
Agriculture	2,663	2,718	55	2.1	19,008,301	20,158,420	1,150,119	6.1	549	571	22	4.0
Mining	26,397	27,024	627	2.4	536,731,909	571,995,700	35,263,791	6.6	1,564	1,628	64	4.1
Utilities	2,489	2,492	3	0.1	50,204,384	52,288,988	2,084,604	4.2	1,552	1,614	62	4.0
Construction	22,166	24,293	2,127	9.6	260,949,292	302,959,859	42,010,567	16.1	906	959	53	5.8
Manufacturing	9,276	9,637	361	3.9	131,443,542	142,200,763	10,757,221	8.2	1,090	1,135	45	4.1
Wholesale Trade	9,194	9,529	335	3.6	125,429,346	136,480,315	11,050,969	8.8	1,049	1,102	53	5.1
Retail Trade	29,706	29,737	31	0.1	194,908,045	198,670,656	3,762,611	1.9	505	514	9	1.8
Transportation & Warehousing	9,675	10,283	608	6.3	114,957,792	122,006,466	7,048,674	6.1	914	913	-1	-0.1
Information	3,777	3,768	-9	-0.2	39,709,683	41,684,861	1,975,178	5.0	809	851	42	5.2
Finance & Insurance	6,785	6,760	-25	-0.4	84,406,685	86,415,567	2,008,882	2.4	957	983	26	2.7
Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	4,321	4,407	86	2.0	49,815,885	54,227,217	4,411,332	8.9	887	947	60	6.8
Professional & Technical Services	9,172	9,480	308	3.4	125,252,056	137,556,322	12,304,266	9.8	1,050	1,116	66	6.3
Mgmt. of Companies & Enterprises	1,019	1,031	12	1.2	22,913,921	24,801,530	1,887,609	8.2	1,730	1,850	120	6.9
Administrative & Waste Services	8,146	8,132	-14	-0.2	60,473,791	61,438,335	964,544	1.6	571	581	10	1.8
Educational Services	1,681	1,661	-20	-1.2	12,174,625	12,466,927	292,302	2.4	557	577	20	3.6
Health Care & Social Assistance	24,031	24,080	49	0.2	237,462,221	244,809,153	7,346,932	3.1	760	782	22	2.9
Ambulatory Health Care Services	9,425	9,615	190	2.0	126,477,399	133,682,811	7,205,412	5.7	1,032	1,070	38	3.7
Hospitals	3,029	2,988	-41	-1.4	40,276,275	40,041,166	-235,109	-0.6	1,023	1,031	8	0.8
Nursing & Res. Care Facilities	4,576	4,559	-17	-0.4	33,502,236	33,400,546	-101,690	-0.3	563	564	1	0.2
Social Assistance	7,002	6,918	-84	-1.2	37,206,311	37,684,630	478,319	1.3	409	419	10	2.4
Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	2,906	3,033	127	4.4	12,712,507	14,431,041	1,718,534	13.5	337	366	29	8.6
Accommodation & Food Services	31,559	32,197	638	2.0	128,796,170	135,752,440	6,956,270	5.4	314	324	10	3.2
Other Services	8,263	7,883	-380	-4.6	72,220,666	67,854,231	-4,366,435	-6.0	672	662	-10	-1.5
Total Government	68,480	68,122	-358	-0.5	$813,525,265	$813,367,348	-$157,917	0.0	$914	$918	$4	0.4
Federal Government	7,522	7,451	-71	-0.9	108,619,546	106,185,864	-2,433,682	-2.2	1,111	1,096	-15	-1.4
State Government	13,386	13,162	-224	-1.7	174,675,617	172,715,868	-1,959,749	-1.1	1,004	1,009	5	0.5
State Government Education	3,698	3,665	-32	-0.9	47,421,978	47,418,550	-3,428	0.0	987	995	9	0.9
Local Government	47,571	47,509	-62	-0.1	530,230,102	534,465,616	4,235,514	0.8	857	865	8	1.0
Local Government Education	24,445	24,461	16	0.1	292,428,378	289,010,919	-3,417,459	-1.2	920	909	-11	-1.2
Hospitals	6,999	7,118	119	1.7	91,677,911	96,946,370	5,268,459	5.7	1,008	1,048	40	4.0

 

 

Natrona County Average Monthly Employment, Total Payroll, and Average Weekly Wage for Second Quarter by Industry, 2013 and 2014^a

	Average Monthly Employment				Total Payroll				Average Weekly Wage
NAICSb Title	Second Quarter		Change		Second Quarter		Change		Second Quarter		Change
	2013	2014	n	%	2013	2014	$	%	2013	2014	$	%
Total, All Industries	41,837	42,574	737	1.8	$485,081,453	$518,954,197	$33,872,744	7.0	$892	$938	$46	5.2
Total Private	35,998	36,723	725	2.0	$413,755,702	$447,856,799	$34,101,097	8.2	$884	$938	$54	6.1
Agriculture	132	148	16	12.1	791,541	880,077	88,536	11.2	461	457	-4	-0.9
Mining	4,079	4,188	109	2.7	88,848,543	100,462,590	11,614,047	13.1	1,676	1,845	169	10.1
Utilities	137	146	9	6.6	2,646,421	2,867,528	221,107	8.4	1,486	1,511	25	1.7
Construction	3,081	3,341	260	8.4	38,388,562	44,412,539	6,023,977	15.7	958	1,023	65	6.8
Manufacturing	1,733	1,776	43	2.5	23,435,165	26,538,973	3,103,808	13.2	1,040	1,149	109	10.5
Wholesale Trade	2,788	2,803	15	0.5	39,871,830	44,158,268	4,286,438	10.8	1,100	1,212	112	10.2
Retail Trade	4,793	4,900	107	2.2	32,272,106	33,768,914	1,496,808	4.6	518	530	12	2.3
Transportation & Warehousing	1,226	1,279	53	4.3	16,730,534	18,082,183	1,351,649	8.1	1,050	1,088	38	3.6
Information	451	431	-20	-4.4	4,371,188	4,622,499	251,311	5.7	746	825	79	10.6
Finance & Insurance	1,073	1,050	-23	-2.1	13,761,501	13,602,616	-158,885	-1.2	987	997	10	1.0
Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	997	1,007	10	1.0	10,974,294	11,639,544	665,250	6.1	847	889	42	5.0
Professional & Technical Services	1,494	1,500	6	0.4	20,773,223	22,299,108	1,525,885	7.3	1,070	1,144	74	6.9
Mgmt. of Companies & Enterprises	188	207	19	10.1	3,767,212	4,375,841	608,629	16.2	1,541	1,626	85	5.5
Administrative & Waste Services	1,401	1,459	58	4.1	10,575,330	11,586,889	1,011,559	9.6	581	611	30	5.2
Educational Services	153	127	-26	-17.0	764,095	697,931	-66,164	-8.7	384	423	39	10.2
Health Care & Social Assistance	5,748	5,840	92	1.6	66,673,980	70,086,128	3,412,148	5.1	892	923	31	3.5
Ambulatory Health Care Services	2,093	2,154	61	2.9	31,557,259	34,934,230	3,376,971	10.7	1,160	1,248	88	7.6
Hospitals	1,627	1,612	-15	-0.9	22,058,744	21,591,375	-467,369	-2.1	1,043	1,030	-13	-1.2
Nursing & Residential Care Facilities	957	947	-10	-1.0	7,428,985	7,570,622	141,637	1.9	597	615	18	3.0
Social assistance	1,071	1,127	56	5.2	5,628,992	5,989,901	360,909	6.4	404	409	5	1.2
Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	501	528	27	5.4	1,789,884	1,956,321	166,437	9.3	275	285	10	3.6
Accommodation & Food Services	4,093	4,242	149	3.6	16,581,673	17,517,262	935,589	5.6	312	318	6	1.9
Other Services	1,931	1,749	-182	-9.4	20,738,620	18,301,588	-2,437,032	-11.8	826	805	-21	-2.5
Total Government	5,839	5,851	12	0.2	$71,325,751	$71,097,398	-$228,353	-0.3	$940	$935	-$5	-0.5
Federal Government	661	629	-32	-4.8	11,350,308	10,384,568	-965,740	-8.5	1,321	1,270	-51	-3.9
State Government	725	720	-5	-0.7	9,705,508	9,576,446	-129,062	-1.3	1,030	1,023	-7	-0.7
Local Government	4,453	4,502	49	1.1	50,269,935	51,136,384	866,449	1.7	868	874	6	0.7
Local Government Education	ND	ND	ND	ND	ND	ND	ND	ND	ND	ND	ND	ND
aPreliminary. bNorth American Industry Classification System. ND-Not disclosable due to confidentiality of information. 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 2014.

 

Table 7: Laramie County Average Monthly Employment, Total Payroll, and Average Weekly Wage for Second Quarter by Industry, 2013 and 2014^a

	Average Monthly Employment				Total Payroll				Average Weekly Wage
NAICSb Title	Second Quarter		Change		Second Quarter		Change		Second Quarter		Change
	2013	2014	n	%	2013	2014	$	%	2013	2014	$	%
Total, All Industries	45,307	45,986	679	1.5	$460,120,758	$474,628,702	$14,507,944	3.2	$781	$794	$13	1.7
Total Private	31,461	32,236	775	2.5	$285,746,387	$299,383,424	$13,637,037	4.8	$699	$714	$15	2.1
Agriculture	328	332	4	1.2	2,375,738	2,647,315	271,577	11.4	557	613	56	10.1
Mining	230	377	147	63.9	3,946,165	7,502,492	3,556,327	90.1	1,320	1,531	211	16.0
Utilities	147	164	17	11.6	2,838,627	3,140,367	301,740	10.6	1,485	1,473	-12	-0.8
Construction	3,498	3,295	-203	-5.8	38,418,306	38,802,825	384,519	1.0	845	906	61	7.2
Manufacturing	1,349	1,397	48	3.6	19,650,030	20,992,486	1,342,456	6.8	1,120	1,156	36	3.2
Wholesale Trade	964	998	34	3.5	11,891,330	13,506,750	1,615,420	13.6	949	1,041	92	9.7
Retail Trade	5,582	5,446	-136	-2.4	35,653,583	35,017,385	-636,198	-1.8	491	495	4	0.8
Transportation & Warehousing	2,446	2,969	523	21.4	25,230,909	29,062,096	3,831,187	15.2	793	753	-40	-5.0
Information	1,124	1,154	30	2.7	13,565,393	14,269,119	703,726	5.2	928	951	23	2.5
Finance & Insurance	1,652	1,673	21	1.3	20,713,999	21,153,668	439,669	2.1	965	973	8	0.8
Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	556	568	12	2.2	4,884,019	5,312,113	428,094	8.8	676	719	43	6.4
Professional & Technical Services	1,563	1,619	56	3.6	20,954,074	22,147,601	1,193,527	5.7	1,031	1,052	21	2.0
Mgmt. of Companies & Enterprises	91	85	-6	-6.6	1,666,606	1,561,040	-105,566	-6.3	1,409	1,413	4	0.3
Administrative & Waste Services	1,766	1,770	4	0.2	10,924,807	11,076,350	151,543	1.4	476	481	5	1.1
Educational Services	250	233	-17	-6.8	1,572,179	1,450,446	-121,733	-7.7	484	479	-5	-1.0
Health Care & Social Assistance	4,044	4,070	26	0.6	42,611,815	43,373,918	762,103	1.8	811	820	9	1.1
Ambulatory Health Care Services	2,021	2,019	-2	-0.1	29,624,284	30,208,772	584,488	2.0	1,128	1,151	23	2.0
Nursing & Residential Care Facilties	860	851	-9	-1.0	6,313,286	6,516,718	203,432	3.2	565	589	24	4.2
Hospitals & Social Assistance	1,164	1,200	37	3.2	6,674,245	6,648,428	-25,817	-0.4	441	425	-16	-3.7
Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	289	315	26	9.0	967,535	1,149,353	181,818	18.8	258	281	23	8.9
Accommodation & Food Services	4,215	4,496	281	6.7	16,386,996	17,714,317	1,327,321	8.1	299	303	4	1.3
Other Services	1,368	1,275	-93	-6.8	11,494,276	9,503,783	-1,990,493	-17.3	646	573	-73	-11.3
Total Government	13,846	13,751	-95	-0.7	$174,374,371	$175,245,278	$870,907	0.5	$969	$980	$11	1.1
Federal Government	2,602	2,551	-51	-2.0	39,427,033	39,288,569	-138,464	-0.4	1,166	1,185	19	1.6
State Government	3,978	3,937	-41	-1.0	57,659,309	57,163,432	-495,877	-0.9	1,115	1,117	2	0.2
Local Government	7,266	7,263	-3	0.0	77,288,029	78,793,277	1,505,248	1.9	818	835	17	2.1
Local Government Education	3,789	3,825	36	1.0	39,551,401	41,209,694	1,658,293	4.2	803	829	26	3.2
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 2014.