Table 65: Wyoming Employing Units, Employment, & Wages by NAICS Subsectors for Campbell County-Northeast Region-Fourth Quarter 2016
	NAICS* Sectors	Units	Oct 16	Nov 16	Dec 16	16Q4 Average Monthly Employ-ment	16Q4 Total Wages	16Q4 Average Weekly Wage
Total, Campbell County		1,767	24,393	23,993	23,921	24,102	$336,959,577	$1,075
Total, Private	11-99	1,678	19,395	19,042	18,984	19,140	$279,132,853	$1,122
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	11-ND
-Animal production & aquaculture	112-ND
-Agriculture & forestry support activities	115-ND
Mining, Quarrying, & Oil & Gas Extraction	21	172	5,467	5,476	5,538	5,494	$115,435,939	$1,616
-Oil & gas extraction	211	26	312	308	309	310	8,408,565	2,086
-Mining, except oil & gas	212	11	3,956	3,975	4,038	3,990	86,682,459	1,671
-Support activities for mining	213	135	1,199	1,193	1,191	1,194	20,344,915	1,311
Utilities	22	11	357	360	361	359	$8,929,495	$1,913
Construction	23	226	2,197	1,886	1,845	1,976	$31,250,573	$1,217
-Construction of buildings	236	32	154	153	147	151	1,797,622	916
-Heavy & civil engineering construction	237	45	973	690	669	777	13,900,288	1,376
-Specialty trade contractors	238	149	1,070	1,043	1,029	1,047	15,552,663	1,143
Manufacturing	31-33	46	418	416	410	415	$7,251,548	$1,344
-Food manufacturing	311-ND
-Beverage & tobacco product manufacturing	312-ND
-Textile product mills	314-ND
-Wood product manufacturing	321-ND
-Printing & related support activities	323	5	16	16	16	16	116,734	561
-Petroleum & coal products manufacturing	324-ND
-Chemical manufacturing	325-ND
-Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing	327-ND
-Fabricated metal product manufacturing	332	15	176	175	172	174	3,788,026	1,675
-Machinery manufacturing	333	8	18	19	19	19	256,271	1,038
-Computer & electronic product manufacturing	334-ND
-Electrical equipment & appliance manufacturing	335-ND
-Furniture & related product manufacturing	336-ND
-Miscellaneous manufacturing	339-ND
Wholesale Trade	42	134	1,359	1,355	1,354	1,356	$26,319,469	$1,493
-Merchant wholesalers, durable goods	423	90	1,081	1,076	1,082	1,080	21,524,541	1,533
-Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods	424	32	261	261	256	259	4,408,508	1,309
-Electronic markets & agents & brokers	425	12	17	18	16	17	386,420	1,749
Retail Trade	44-45	165	2,359	2,367	2,335	2,354	$17,669,065	$577
-Motor vehicle & parts dealers	441	34	418	415	420	418	5,123,151	943
-Furniture & home furnishings stores	442	10	56	57	56	56	427,453	587
-Electronics & appliance stores	443	12	76	63	67	69	537,194	599
-Building material & garden supply stores	444	15	378	374	367	373	2,508,839	517
-Food & beverage stores	445	11	286	286	286	286	1,814,473	488
-Health & personal care stores	446-ND
-Gasoline stations	447	18	201	198	193	197	1,099,464	429
-Clothing & clothing accessories stores	448	13	93	96	92	94	432,039	354
-Sports, hobby, music instrument, book stores	451	11	123	119	124	122	586,303	370
-General merchandise stores	452-ND
-Miscellaneous store retailers	453	20	127	131	127	128	791,923	476
-Nonstore retailers	454	5	23	23	22	23	245,478	821
Transportation & Warehousing	48-49	81	810	790	805	802	$10,274,848	$986
-Air transportation	481-ND
-Truck transportation	484	47	256	239	233	243	3,214,343	1,018
-Transit & ground passenger transportation	485	7	183	173	157	171	1,158,814	521
-Pipeline transportation	486	7	108	108	108	108	2,578,248	1,836
-Support activities for transportation	488	8	128	125	122	125	1,606,386	989
-Postal service	491-ND
-Couriers & messengers	492	5	77	89	127	98	1,043,058	819
Information	51	19	228	232	225	228	$2,481,621	$837
-Publishing industries, except internet	511-ND
-Motion picture & sound recording industries	512-ND
-Broadcasting, except internet	515	4	33	32	34	33	237,581	554
-Telecommunications	517	7	105	106	105	105	1,772,165	1,298
-Data processing, hosting, & related services	518-ND
Finance & Insurance	52	53	416	423	420	420	$6,642,421	$1,217
-Credit intermediation & related activities	522	25	294	301	298	298	4,848,983	1,252
-Securities, commodity contracts, investments	523-ND
-Insurance carriers & related activities	524	23	97	97	97	97	1,276,919	1,013
-Funds, trusts, & other financial vehicles	525-ND
Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	53	83	271	263	270	268	$2,555,866	$734
-Real estate	531	62	160	158	162	160	1,321,345	635
-Rental & leasing services	532-ND
-Lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets	533-ND
Professional & Technical Services	54	132	658	612	617	629	$8,640,564	$1,057
Management of Companies & Enterprises	55-ND
Administrative & Waste Services	56	86	731	725	724	727	$6,551,592	$693
-Administrative & support services	561	76	654	650	657	654	5,700,675	671
-Waste management & remediation services	562	10	77	75	67	73	850,917	897
Educational Services	61	14	64	66	68	66	$485,801	$566
Health Care & Social Assistance	62	157	992	999	997	996	$12,776,817	$987
-Ambulatory health care services	621	83	537	541	537	538	9,853,102	1,409
-Hospitals	622-ND
-Nursing & residential care facilities	623-ND
-Social assistance	624	68	253	261	259	258	1,277,295	381
Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	71	18	145	138	124	136	$433,339	$245
-Performing arts & spectator sports	711-ND
-Museums, historical sites, zoos & parks	712-ND
-Amusements, gambling, & recreation	713	13	135	126	112	124	378,726	235
Accommodation & Food Services	72	122	2,017	2,038	1,984	2,013	$8,664,334	$331
-Accommodation	721	31	422	377	347	382	1,664,504	335
-Food services & drinking places	722	91	1,595	1,661	1,637	1,631	6,999,830	330
Other Services, Except Public Administration	81	132	631	622	634	629	$7,021,573	$859
-Repair & maintenance	811	88	444	443	443	443	5,922,501	1,028
-Personal & laundry services	812	25	122	116	123	120	757,784	486
-Membership associations & organizations	813	12	49	46	49	48	264,392	424
-Private households	814	7	16	17	19	17	76,896	348
Total Government		89	4,998	4,951	4,937	4,962	$57,826,724	$896
--Federal Government		10	84	87	93	88	1,404,826	1,228
--State Government		21	180	182	182	181	2,420,627	1,029
----State Government Education	61	4	8	9	9	9	101,601	902
--Local Government		58	4,734	4,682	4,662	4,693	54,001,271	885
*North American Industry Classification System.
ND - Not Disclosable.
Wyoming Department of Workforce Services
Research & Planning
Source: QCEW EXPO (Second run: July 2017)
Prepared 07/20/2017  Nancy Brennan
Preliminary: Subject to Revision.
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