Table 10A:  Wyoming Statewide Average Monthly Employment, Total Wages, Average Weekly Wages by NAICS Subsectors, First Quarters 2002 and 2003
		Average Monthly Employment				Total Wages				Average Weekly Wages
		First Quarter		Change		First Quarter		Change		First Quarter		Change
	NAICS* Sub Sectors	2002	2003	Num-ber	Per-cent	2002	2003	Number	Per-cent	2002	2003	Num-ber	Per-cent
Total, All Sectors	11-99	230,176	230,554	378	0.2	$1,636,194,569	$1,679,147,560	$42,952,991	2.6	$547	$560	$13	2.5
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	11	2,100	2,034	-66	-3.2	$10,981,467	$10,859,284	-$122,183	-1.1	$402	$411	$8	2.1
-Crop production	111	314	261	-53	-16.9	1,215,691	1,041,093	-174,598	-14.4	298	306	9	3.0
-Animal production	112	1,392	1,417	25	1.8	6,943,049	7,327,673	384,624	5.5	384	398	14	3.7
-Forestry & logging	113	125	96	-29	-23.4	862,600	668,693	-193,907	-22.5	529	536	6	1.2
-Agriculture & forestry support activities	115	268	259	-9	-3.5	1,960,127	1,821,825	-138,302	-7.1	562	541	-21	-3.7
Mining	21	18,031	17,283	-747	-4.1	$255,642,198	$247,976,267	-$7,665,931	-3.0	$1,091	$1,104	$13	1.2
-Oil & gas extraction	211	3,305	3,025	-280	-8.5	53,563,941	51,116,510	-2,447,431	-4.6	1,247	1,300	53	4.3
-Mining, except oil & gas	212	7,422	7,367	-56	-0.7	119,552,814	118,100,908	-1,451,906	-1.2	1,239	1,233	-6	-0.5
-Support activities for mining	213	7,303	6,891	-412	-5.6	82,525,443	78,758,849	-3,766,594	-4.6	869	879	10	1.1
-Utilities	221	2,237	2,251	14	0.6	28,694,088	29,605,720	911,632	3.2	987	1,012	25	2.6
Construction	23	17,416	16,510	-907	-5.2	$134,014,867	$127,230,050	-$6,784,817	-5.1	$592	$593	$1	0.2
-Construction of buildings	236	4,599	3,907	-691	-15.0	35,064,475	28,193,803	-6,870,672	-19.6	587	555	-31	-5.4	3
-Heavy & civil engineering construction	237	4,131	3,955	-175	-4.2	36,201,083	37,182,036	980,953	2.7	674	723	49	7.3	4
-Specialty trade contractors	238	8,687	8,647	-40	-0.5	62,749,309	61,854,211	-895,098	-1.4	556	550	-5	-1.0	5
Manufacturing	31-33	9,309	9,003	-305	-3.3	$88,110,112	$84,738,958	-$3,371,154	-3.8	$728	$724	-$4	-0.6
-Food manufacturing	311	635	592	-42	-6.7	3,372,113	3,183,132	-188,981	-5.6	409	413	5	1.1
-Beverage & tobacco product manufacturing	312	279	280	1	0.4	2,395,841	2,482,211	86,370	3.6	661	682	21	3.2
-Textile mills	313-ND
-Textile product mills	314	142	137	-5	-3.3	515,428	471,154	-44,274	-8.6	279	264	-15	-5.5
-Apparel manufacturing	315	72	52	-21	-28.6	349,074	218,020	-131,054	-37.5	371	325	-47	-12.6
-Leather & allied product manufacturing	316	63	49	-15	-23.2	298,921	253,096	-45,825	-15.3	363	400	37	10.2
-Wood product manufacturing	321	883	847	-36	-4.0	5,363,256	5,483,231	119,975	2.2	467	498	31	6.5
-Printing & related support activities	323	359	351	-8	-2.2	1,848,117	1,791,499	-56,618	-3.1	396	393	-3	-0.9
-Petroleum & coal products manufacturing	324	843	841	-2	-0.2	13,421,849	11,905,109	-1,516,740	-11.3	1,224	1,088	-136	-11.1
-Chemical manufacturing	325	1,774	1,489	-285	-16.1	27,806,985	24,978,256	-2,828,729	-10.2	1,206	1,290	85	7.0	6
-Plastics & rubber products manufacturing	326	293	414	121	41.4	1,742,452	2,521,021	778,569	44.7	457	468	11	2.3	6
-Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing	327	803	823	20	2.5	6,812,509	7,416,275	603,766	8.9	652	693	41	6.2
-Primary metal manufacturing	331-ND
-Fabricated metal product manufacturing	332	1,179	1,161	-18	-1.6	10,275,046	9,830,786	-444,260	-4.3	670	651	-19	-2.8
-Machinery manufacturing	333	498	339	-160	-32.0	3,910,087	2,921,631	-988,456	-25.3	604	664	60	9.9	7
-Computer & electronic product manufacturing	334	370	359	-11	-2.9	2,933,286	2,849,246	-84,040	-2.9	610	610	0	0.0
-Electrical equipment & appliance manufacturing	335-ND
-Transportation equipment manufacturing	336	339	496	157	46.4	2,110,158	3,468,157	1,357,999	64.4	479	538	59	12.3	7
-Furniture & related product manufacturing	337	288	270	-18	-6.4	1,517,260	1,448,923	-68,337	-4.5	405	413	8	2.0
-Miscellaneous manufacturing	339	223	240	17	7.5	1,182,973	1,247,564	64,591	5.5	408	400	-8	-1.9
Wholesale Trade	42	6,965	6,914	-51	-0.7	$63,631,249	$65,588,840	$1,957,591	3.1	$703	$730	$27	3.8
-Merchant wholesalers, durable goods	423	4,083	4,100	17	0.4	38,586,650	40,573,250	1,986,600	5.1	727	761	34	4.7	5
-Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods	424	2,549	2,468	-81	-3.2	21,671,691	21,033,535	-638,156	-2.9	654	656	1	0.2
-Electronic markets & agents & brokers	425	334	346	13	3.8	3,372,908	3,982,055	609,147	18.1	778	884	107	13.7
Retail Trade	44-45	28,914	28,631	-283	-1.0	$138,113,567	$140,902,699	$2,789,132	2.0	$367	$379	$11	3.0
-Motor vehicle & parts dealers	441	4,074	4,076	3	0.1	28,595,546	29,199,232	603,686	2.1	540	551	11	2.0
-Furniture & home furnishings stores	442	738	764	26	3.5	3,765,278	3,975,871	210,593	5.6	392	400	8	2.0
-Electronics & appliance stores	443	659	713	54	8.2	3,611,817	4,156,912	545,095	15.1	422	448	27	6.3
-Building material & garden supply stores	444	2,186	2,317	131	6.0	13,443,553	13,622,997	179,444	1.3	473	452	-21	-4.4	8
-Food & beverage stores	445	4,957	4,796	-161	-3.2	21,863,189	21,620,762	-242,427	-1.1	339	347	7	2.2
-Health & personal care stores	446	779	823	44	5.7	3,792,777	4,209,576	416,799	11.0	375	393	19	5.0
-Gasoline stations	447	4,237	3,904	-333	-7.9	14,882,526	14,577,047	-305,479	-2.1	270	287	17	6.3
-Clothing & clothing accessories stores	448	1,283	1,288	5	0.4	4,606,232	4,554,568	-51,664	-1.1	276	272	-4	-1.5
-Sporting goods, hobby, book, & music stores	451	1,271	1,196	-76	-6.0	3,832,823	3,883,511	50,688	1.3	232	250	18	7.7
-General merchandise stores	452	5,385	5,439	54	1.0	23,879,218	25,260,170	1,380,952	5.8	341	357	16	4.7
-Miscellaneous store retailers	453	1,765	1,756	-9	-0.5	6,707,185	6,707,987	802	0.0	292	294	1	0.5
-Nonstore retailers	454	1,580	1,559	-21	-1.3	9,133,423	9,134,066	643	0.0	445	451	6	1.4
-Transportation & Warehousing	48-49	7,973	8,469	496	6.2	$65,720,083	$70,375,736	$4,655,653	7.1	$634	$639	$5	0.8
-Air transportation	481	598	674	76	12.8	3,960,761	4,247,808	287,047	7.2	509	485	-25	-4.9	2.
-Truck transportation	484	3,144	3,142	-1	0.0	22,304,519	22,781,884	477,365	2.1	546	558	12	2.2
-Transit & ground passenger transportation	485	572	589	17	3.0	2,416,683	2,540,482	123,799	5.1	325	332	7	2.1
-Pipeline transportation	486	596	609	14	2.3	10,330,610	11,159,894	829,284	8.0	1,334	1,409	75	5.6
-Scenic & sightseeing transportation	487-ND
-Support activities for transportation	488	787	878	91	11.6	5,639,487	6,543,850	904,363	16.0	551	573	22	4.0
-Postal service	491	1,430	1,412	-18	-1.3	14,933,853	15,092,291	158,438	1.1	803	822	19	2.3
-Couriers & messengers	492	622	647	25	4.1	5,130,961	5,437,628	306,667	6.0	635	646	12	1.8
-Warehousing & storage	493-ND
Information	51	4,839	4,753	-86	-1.8	$31,887,072	$31,298,797	-$588,275	-1.8	$507	$507	$0	-0.1
-Publishing industries, except internet	511	1,340	1,264	-76	-5.7	7,074,565	6,892,559	-182,006	-2.6	406	420	13	3.3
-Motion picture & sound recording industries	512	365	382	17	4.8	1,592,486	985,008	-607,478	-38.1	336	198	-138	-41.0
-Broadcasting, except internet	515	556	550	-6	-1.0	3,181,700	3,501,509	319,809	10.1	440	490	49	11.2
-Internet publishing & broadcasting	516	8	13	4	52.0	63,337	108,208	44,871	70.8	585	657	72	12.4
-Telecommunications	517	1,364	1,378	14	1.1	15,068,362	14,319,815	-748,547	-5.0	850	799	-51	-6.0
-Internet service providers, search portals, & data processing	518	603	541	-62	-10.3	2,522,712	2,926,227	403,515	16.0	322	416	94	29.4
-Other information services	519	604	626	22	3.6	2,383,910	2,565,471	181,561	7.6	304	315	12	3.8
Finance & Insurance	52	6,537	6,666	130	2.0	$59,244,342	$68,620,031	$9,375,689	15.8	$697	$792	$95	$ 14
-Monetary authorities - central bank	521-ND
-Credit intermediation & related activities	522	4,183	4,302	119	2.8	34,908,590	39,351,866	4,443,276	12.7	642	704	62	9.6
-Securities, commodity contracts, investments	523	480	462	-18	-3.8	9,294,364	13,025,262	3,730,898	40.1	1,489	2,170	681	45.7	11
-Insurance carriers & related activities	524	1,849	1,877	28	1.5	14,876,724	16,064,333	1,187,609	8.0	619	658	39	6.4
-Funds, trusts, & other financial vehicles	525-ND
Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	53	3,244	3,246	2	0.1	$18,877,967	$19,806,495	$928,528	4.9	$448	$469	$22	4.8
-Real estate	531	1,656	1,699	44	2.6	7,478,269	8,360,780	882,511	11.8	347	378	31	8.9
-Rental & leasing services	532-ND
-Lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets	533-ND
-Professional & technical services	541	7,572	7,530	-42	-0.6	59,981,915	61,297,198	1,315,283	2.2	609	626	17	2.8
-Management of companies & enterprises	551	675	601	-73	-10.9	8,506,736	7,822,155	-684,581	-8.0	970	1,001	31	3.2	9
Administrative & Waste Services	56	6,770	6,627	-143	-2.1	$32,854,469	$34,021,284	$1,166,815	3.6	$373	$395	$22	5.8
-Administrative & support services	561	6,307	6,142	-165	-2.6	29,941,582	31,041,353	1,099,771	3.7	365	389	24	6.5
-Waste management & remediation services	562	464	485	21	4.6	2,912,887	2,979,931	67,044	2.3	483	473	-11	-2.2
-Educational services	611	25,396	25,688	292	1.1	169,272,304	175,120,688	5,848,384	3.5	513	524	12	2.3
Health Care & Social Assistance	62	25,865	26,689	824	3.2	$182,842,095	$195,516,498	$12,674,403	6.9	$544	$564	$20	3.6
-Ambulatory health care services	621	6,666	7,041	375	5.6	60,202,448	63,195,350	2,992,902	5.0	695	690	-4	-0.6
-Hospitals	622	9,562	9,580	17	0.2	80,405,325	84,445,306	4,039,981	5.0	647	678	31	4.8
-Nursing & residential care facilities	623	5,062	5,060	-2	0.0	25,782,437	27,720,438	1,938,001	7.5	392	421	30	7.6
-Social assistance	624	4,575	5,008	433	9.5	16,451,885	20,155,404	3,703,519	22.5	277	310	33	11.9	10
Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	71	2,828	2,880	53	1.9	$12,455,287	$14,787,355	$2,332,068	18.7	$339	$395	$56	16.6
-Performing arts & spectator sports	711	236	310	74	31.4	1,026,344	3,131,634	2,105,290	205.1	335	777	443	132.3	1
-Museums, historical sites, zoos, & parks	712	1,001	997	-4	-0.4	7,179,792	7,390,545	210,753	2.9	552	570	19	3.4
-Amusement, gambling, & recreation	713	1,591	1,574	-17	-1.1	4,249,151	4,265,176	16,025	0.4	205	208	3	1.5
Accommodation & Food Services	72	24,886	25,489	603	2.4	$68,908,711	$73,183,966	$4,275,255	6.2	$213	$221	$8	3.7
-Accommodation	721	8,481	8,994	513	6.1	31,245,423	33,674,403	2,428,980	7.8	283	288	5	1.6
-Food services & drinking places	722	16,406	16,495	90	0.5	37,663,288	39,509,563	1,846,275	4.9	177	184	8	4.3
Other Services, Except Public Administration	81	7,822	7,794	-27	-0.3	$39,085,471	$39,081,497	-$3,974	0.0	$384	$386	$1	0.3
-Repair & maintenance	811	3,378	3,263	-114	-3.4	22,298,023	21,494,053	-803,970	-3.6	508	507	-1	-0.2
-Personal & laundry services	812	1,709	1,800	91	5.3	6,222,217	6,529,826	307,609	4.9	280	279	-1	-0.3
-Membership associations & organizations	813	2,233	2,281	48	2.1	8,575,832	9,173,971	598,139	7.0	295	309	14	4.7
-Private households	814	501	450	-52	-10.3	1,989,399	1,883,647	-105,752	-5.3	305	322	17	5.6
Public Administration	92	20,797	21,494	697	3.4	$167,330,260	$181,314,042	$13,983,782	8.4	$619	$649	$30	4.8
-Executive, legislative, & general government	921	9,429	9,576	148	1.6	65,385,981	70,167,042	4,781,061	7.3	533	564	30	5.7
-Justice, public order, & safety activities	922	1,703	1,733	30	1.7	16,875,300	17,736,934	861,634	5.1	762	787	25	3.3
-Administration of human resource programs	923	2,260	2,376	116	5.1	18,463,461	20,116,126	1,652,665	9.0	628	651	23	3.6
-Administration of environmental programs	924	3,063	3,209	146	4.8	26,827,268	29,273,826	2,446,558	9.1	674	702	28	4.2
-Community & housing programs administration	925	27	23	-4	-16.0	182,521	206,414	23,893	13.1	520	701	180	34.7
-Administration of economic programs	926	3,272	3,461	189	5.8	28,429,134	31,272,480	2,843,346	10.0	668	695	27	4.0
-National security & international affairs	928	1,043	1,115	72	6.9	11,166,595	12,541,220	1,374,625	12.3	824	865	41	5.0
-Unclassified establishments	999-ND
*  North American Industry Classification System.
ND - Not Disclosable.
Wyoming Department of Employment
Research & Planning
Source:  ES-202 Report (Second Run Date: September 2003)
Prepared 09/11/2003  Nancy Brennan
Preliminary:  Subject to Revision
Notes:
1.  Reclassification of small company to performing arts & spectator sports (711) from museums, historical sites, zoos, & parks (712). Bonus or "executive pay" was paid to one corporate officer in a new company in excess of $1.9 million.
2.  Wyoming air transportation  is doing better economically when compared with the after effects of 9-11 in September 2001 and with help from grants from the Federal government.
3.  Decrease of employment & wages partly due to reclassification of large employer to heavy & civil engineering construction (237) from construction of buildings (236). Cold weather during first quarter 2003.
4.  Increase of employment & wages partly due to reclassification of large employer to heavy & civil engineering construction (237) from construction of buildings (236). Cold weather during first quarter 2003.
5.  Large employer reclassification from specialty trade contractors (238) to merchant wholesalers, durable goods (423).
6.  Reclassification of large company to plastics & rubber products manufacturing (326) from chemical manufacturing (325).
7.  Reclassification of large company from machinery manufacturing (333) to transportation equipment manufacturing (336).
8.  Reclassification of large company from building material & garden supply stores (444) to warehousing & storage (493).
9.  Decrease in employment and wages due to reclassifications from management of companies & enterprises (551) to social assistance (624) and to professional & technical services (541).
10.  Increase partly due to reclassification from management of companies & enterprises (551) to social assistance (624).
11.  Bonuses, or "executive pay" were paid to two employees and/or corporate officers in excess of $6.2 million.
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