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Parish Employment and Earnings Data Statewide Industry Statistics Mission The Department of Labor is a state agency utilizing state, federal, and private resources to provide the training, employment, assistance, and regulatory services necessary to increase employment and promote workplace safety and expanded employment opportunities in the state of Louisiana in a climate favorable to business, workers, and jobseekers. ________________________________________________________________________________________ This public document was published at a cost of $5.00 per copy by the Louisiana Department of Labor, Office of Occupational Information Services, Research and Statistics Division, P. O. Box 94094, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70804-9094. Its purpose is to disseminate information pertaining to labor market developments and employment trends under the authority of Part 602.6, Title 20, Chapter V of the Code of Federal Regulations. It was printed in accordance with the standards for printing by state agencies established pursuant to R.S.43:31. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1201 2000 Louisiana Employment and Wages October 2001 M.J. “Mike” Foster, Jr. Governor Garey Forster Secretary of Labor Raj Jindal, Assistant Secretary Office of Occupational Information Services Michael DeMarte, Director Research & Statistics Division P.O. Box 94094 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70804-9094 (225) 342-3141 (888) 302-7662 Visit our Web site: www.LAWORKS.net An Equal Opportunity Employer Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. 800-259-5154 (TDD) CONTENTS PAGE I. Introduction II. Statewide A. Employment B. Wages III. Industries A. Employment Chart 1 - Percent Distribution - Total Employment in Major Industry Divisions 2000 Definition of Industry Groups Industry Summary 1. Manufacturing 2. Non-manufacturing B. Wages 1. Manufacturing 2. Non-manufacturing Chart 2 - Percent Distribution - Total Wages in Major Industry Divisions 2000 IV. Parishes A. Employment B. Wages Average Weekly Wages (All Establishments) in Descending Order by Parish Average Weekly Wages (Manufacturing Only) in Descending Order by Parish 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 10 11 11 11 12 14 V. Size of Firm VI. Outlook for 2001 APPENDIX A 16 17 TABLE 1 - Statewide Annual Average Data in Major Industry Groups in Establishments Covered by Louisiana Employment Security Law - 2000 19 TABLE 2 - Annual Average Data by Parish and Industry Division within State Planning Districts in Establishments Covered by Louisiana Employment Security Law - 2000 APPENDIX B Business Births and Deaths by Industry TABLE - Births and Deaths Among Employers in Louisiana, 01/01/2000 through 12/31/2000 22 48 49 I. INTRODUCTION This release is one in a series of publications on employment and wage data for the state of Louisiana. It is designed to enable the Louisiana Department of Labor (LDOL) to meet the many requests from business establishments, public agencies, and individuals who need information on employment and wage data. These data are derived from the quarterly tax reports submitted by all employers subject to the Louisiana Employment Security Law and from supplemental reports giving parish data submitted by many multiparish employers. Multi-parish employers are those who have employees in two or more establishments. The data contained in this release pertain only to employment and wages covered by the Louisiana Employment Security Law. Specific coverage is contained in Louisiana Employment Security Law under Title 23, Chapter 11 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950. The annual total wage figure and the average weekly wages used in this release include all wages and salaries paid to covered employees by their employers, including bonuses, commissions, and cash value of all remuneration received in any medium other than cash. These wages include both taxable and non-taxable wages. Effective January 1, 1998, the first $7,000 paid to each worker in a calendar year by each employer was taxable under the Louisiana Employment Security Act. The non-taxable wages are reported and are included herein. The maximum weekly unemployment compensation payment is two-thirds of the average weekly wage computed from tax contribution reports received by LDOL by the previous March 31. This annual average weekly wage is computed for a calendar year and includes regular state unemployment coverage only. Federal unemployment compensation is a separate program and, as such, federal employment and wages are not part of this computation. Table 1 of Appendix A includes an annual average weekly wage excluding federal government employees as well as the regular wage computed on a total basis. The report in Appendix B titled “Births and Deaths Among Employers in Louisiana” is meant to provide our users an indicator of shifts in industrial patterns, showing the nature of new businesses being established or of existing ones ceasing operation. Knowledge of these shifts is useful for accurate assessment of the economic climate of the state and for understanding the workings of the labor market. 1 II. A. STATEWIDE EMPLOYMENT Average covered employment in 2000 totaled 1,869,013 compared to 1,847,841 in 1999. These figures are found in Table 1 of Appendix A. The annual average covered employment in manufacturing was 183,372 while nonmanufacturing was 1,685,641, or 90.2 percent, of the total covered workforce for 2000. Non-manufacturing consists of the following industry divisions: mining; contract construction; transportation, communications, and utilities; wholesale and retail trade; finance, insurance, and real estate; services; agriculture, forestry, and fishing; and public administration. In government, federal, state, and local employees are included in the total statewide employment figure by industry. Federal workers are covered by unemployment compensation for federal employees, but are included in this publication to give as much data on Louisiana as possible. The 2000 annual average covered employment in government totaled 354,089. Federal workers averaged 37,468; state and local workers averaged 316,621. B. WAGES For all industries combined, wages increased $1.8 billion to register a gain of 3.7 percent from 1999. The average weekly wage for covered employment continued to rise in 2000 with an average increase of $12.98 over 1999. The 2000 average weekly wage for Louisiana was $536.36, including government. As in prior years, the mining industry led in wages with average weekly wages of $1,012.75. Federal government ranked second with average weekly wages of $813.85, and manufacturing was next with average weekly wages of $774.78. III. A. INDUSTRIES EMPLOYMENT See the chart on page 3 for percent distribution of total employment in major industry divisions for 2000. 2 CHART 1 - PERCENT DISTRIBUTION TOTAL EMPLOYMENT IN MAJOR INDUSTRY DIVISIONS 2000 AG., FORESTRY, & FISHING 1.0% MINING 2.6% CONSTRUCTION 7.3% MANUFACTURING 9.8% TRANS. COMM. & UTIL 7.0% SERVICES 37.9% WHSE TRADE 5.1% PUBLIC ADM. 5.5% F.I.R.E. 4.5% RETAIL TRADE 19.1% DEFINITION OF INDUSTRY GROUPS The industrial classifications covered in this release are as follows: AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, & FISHING Establishments engaged in agriculture production, forestry, commercial fishing, hunting and trapping, and related services. MINING Extraction of minerals such as copper ores; lignite mining; crude oil and natural gas production; natural gas liquids, oil, and gas field contract field services; and salt, sulfur, sand, and gravel quarries. CONSTRUCTION General contractors in the construction of buildings, highways, bridges, and special trades, such as plumbing and painting. MANUFACTURING Production of a finished product which is ready for utilization or consumption or a semifinished product to become a raw material for further manufacturing. TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS, & UTILITIES Air, water, truck, bus, and pipelines with related services; warehousing; telephone and telegraph services; radio/television stations; electric, gas, steam, and water companies. WHOLESALE TRADE Establishments or places of business primarily engaged in selling merchandise to store retailers; to industrial, commercial, institutional, farm, or professional business users; or to other wholesalers, or acting as agents or brokers in buying merchandise for, or selling merchandise to, such persons or companies. RETAIL TRADE Establishments engaged in selling merchandise for personal or household consumption and rendering services incidental to the sale of goods. FINANCE, INSURANCE, & REAL ESTATE Banks, security dealers, loan agencies, insurance carriers and brokers, and real estate agents and brokers. 4 SERVICES Hotels and lodging places; personal, business, repair, and amusement services; medical, legal, engineering, and other professional services; educational institutions; nonprofit membership organizations; and other miscellaneous services. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION All federal, state, local, and international government activities, such as the legislative, judicial, and administrative functions as well as government owned or operated business enterprises. INDUSTRY SUMMARY ** PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE TO UNCLASSIFIED DATA, MAJOR DIVISONS AND PARISHES MAY NOT TOTAL TO STATEWIDE FIGURES IN TABLES. ** Table 1 of Appendix A consists of a summary of annual average employment, average weekly wages, total wages, and average number of units for 2000 classified by industry. The following table shows the relation of each industry group to total covered employment. 1998 Total Covered Employment Mining Contract Construction Manufacturing Trans., Comm., & Utilities Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Ins., & Real Estate Public Administration Services Ag., Forestry & Fishing 100% 3.1 7.4 10.4 7.1 5.3 18.8 4.6 5.3 37.1 0.9 1999 100% 2.5 7.4 10.1 7.0 5.2 18.9 4.5 5.4 37.8 1.0 2000 100% 2.6 7.3 9.8 7.0 5.1 19.1 4.5 5.5 37.9 1.0 Changes in employment from 1990 through 2000 are shown in the following table. YEAR 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 TOTAL 1,546,820 1,567,139 1,583,423 1,613,577 1,671,087 1,721,651 1,757,710 1,797,225 1,838,319 1,847,841 1,869,013 MANUFACTURING 183,736 186,815 185,570 185,615 187,324 188,297 188,439 191,327 190,888 186,983 183,372 5 NONMANUFACTURING 1,363,084 1,380,324 1,397,853 1,427,962 1,483,763 1,533,354 1,569,271 1,605,898 1,647,431 1,660,858 1,685,641 The table below shows total average covered employment for the last three years and the percent of increase or decrease within the major industry groups for the last two years. % CHG. FROM PREVIOUS YR 1999 2000 0.5% 1.1% 1.0% -0.2% -0.5% 2.1% 0.4% 2.8% -1.9% 4.0% 1.5% 0.9% 1998 TOTAL Transportation Contract Construction Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Mining Manufacturing Public Administration Services Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing 1,838,319 130,548 136,214 97,707 344,276 84,954 56,871 190,888 97,489 682,799 16,570 1999 1,847,841 129,518 136,630 96,220 349,926 83,919 46,846 186,983 99,289 697,861 17,760 2000 1,869,013 130,859 -0.8% 136,369 0.3% 95,757 -1.5% 357,302 1.6% 84,244 -1.2% 48,159 -17.6% 183,372 -2.0% 103,279 1.8% 708,279 2.2% 17,928 7.2% 1. MANUFACTURING Manufacturing registered an overall decrease of 1.9 percent, or 3,611 workers, in 2000. Average employment figures are found in Table 1 of Appendix A. The following table shows the manufacturing industry’s percentage of total covered employment for the past eleven years. % OF TOTAL COVERED EMPLOYMENT IN MANUFACTURING 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 12.0% 11.9% 11.7% 11.5% 11.2% 10.9% 10.7% 10.6% 10.4% 10.1% 9.8% 6 The next table shows the total average covered employment for the past three years and the percent of increase or decrease for 1999 and 2000 within the segments of manufacturing. 1998 TOTAL Food & Kindred Products Textile Mill Products Apparel & Kindred Products Lumber & Wood Products Furniture & Fixtures Paper & Related Products Printing & Publishing Chemical & Related Products Oil Refining & Related Rubber Misc. Plastic Products Leather & Leather Products Stone, Clay & Glass Products Primary Metals Fabricated Metals Machinery, ex. Electrical Electrical & Electronic Equip. Transportation Equipment Prof & Scientific Equipment Miscellaneous 1999 2000 % CHG. FROM PREVIOUS YR 1999 2000 -2.0% 2.5% 1.3% -7.6% 1.0% 3.6% -0.2% -1.5% -4.7% 1.2% -7.8% -12.7% 0.0% -9.4% -1.9% -10.0% 4.8% -1.8% 13.2% 9.9% -1.9% -3.2% -13.3% -6.0% -1.5% 12.2% 1.6% 0.4% -0.9% -6.5% 1.2% -11.4% 7.0% 0.1% -1.0% -3.2% 5.1% -5.8% -3.0% 4.6% 190,888 186,983 183,372 21,165 2,578 6,334 13,835 635 11,528 9,287 30,315 10,939 5,688 79 6,391 2,977 14,438 19,344 4,566 26,121 1,786 2,878 21,684 2,612 5,850 13,976 658 11,509 9,150 28,877 11,070 5,242 69 6,388 2,696 14,168 17,418 4,787 25,642 2,021 3,162 20,990 2,264 5,496 13,772 738 11,696 9,187 28,631 10,347 5,304 61 6,835 2,699 14,029 16,866 5,031 24,153 1,961 3,309 2. NON-MANUFACTURING In non-manufacturing, seven of the major divisions showed an increase in 2000. Employment increased by 24,783 workers, or 1.5 percent, over the previous year. Average employment is found in Table 1 of Appendix A. The following table lists the various industries within the non-manufacturing division and indicates the percent of increase or decrease for the past two years. 7 1998 Nonmanufacturing Mining Contract Construction Transportation, Communications & Utilities Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Public Administration Services Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing 1999 2000 1,685,641 % CHG. FROM PREVIOUS YR 1999 2000 0.8% 1.5% 2.8% -0.2% 1.0% -0.5% 2.1% 0.4% 4.0% 1.5% 0.9% 1,647,431 1,660,858 56,871 136,214 130,548 97,707 344,276 84,954 97,489 682,799 16,570 46,846 136,630 129,518 96,220 349,926 83,919 99,289 697,861 17,760 48,159 -17.6% 136,369 0.3% 130,859 95,757 357,302 84,244 103,279 708,279 17,928 -0.8% -1.5% 1.6% -1.2% 1.8% 2.2% 7.2% The following table shows the percent of increase or decrease in average monthly employment within the segments of contract construction for the past two years as compared to the totals in the industry. 1998 Contract Construction Gen. Bldg. Construction Heavy Construction Special Trades 136,214 19,966 55,843 60,405 1999 136,630 19,327 56,194 61,109 % CHG. FROM PREVIOUS YR 2000 1999 2000 136,369 19,173 54,301 62,895 0.3% -3.2% 0.6% 1.2% -0.2% -0.8% -3.4% 2.9% B. WAGES See the chart on page 10 for percent distribution of total wages in major industry divisions for 2000. Average weekly wages have continued to increase annually since the mid-1960’s. For average covered employment and average weekly wages, please refer to Table 1 of Appendix A. The following table shows average weekly wages for the last three years and the percent of increase within the major industry division for the past two years. 8 1998 TOTAL Mining Contract Construction Manufacturing Transportation, Communications & Utilities Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Public Administration Services Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing $517.50 938.92 567.36 739.97 667.75 645.48 275.08 632.45 529.18 474.00 331.67 1999 $523.38 985.18 570.07 760.41 685.72 656.11 282.57 649.77 544.66 478.32 348.22 2000 $536.36 1,012.75 586.25 774.78 713.72 676.05 288.60 655.09 561.59 492.93 358.47 % CHG. FROM PREVIOUS YR 1999 2000 1.1% 4.9% 0.5% 2.8% 2.7% 1.6% 2.7% 2.7% 2.9% 0.9% 5.0% 2.5% 2.8% 2.8% 1.9% 4.1% 3.0% 2.1% 0.8% 3.1% 3.1% 2.9% 1. MANUFACTURING The average weekly wage for manufacturing can be found in Table 1 of Appendix A. Manufacturing average weekly wage, by area within regional labor market areas, is found in Table 2 of Appendix A. 2. NON-MANUFACTURING The average weekly non-manufacturing wage for 2000 was $510.42. The following table shows annual average weekly wage for the last eleven years in manufacturing and nonmanufacturing. YEAR 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 ALL EMPLOYEES MANUFACTURING NONMANUFACTURING 397.03 413.59 429.87 435.49 445.88 459.58 472.17 495.22 517.50 523.38 536.36 548.32 563.51 590.35 599.08 628.99 651.42 675.65 708.25 739.97 760.41 774.78 376.64 393.30 408.56 414.22 422.76 436.02 447.73 469.84 491.73 496.7 510.42 The average weekly wage of $536.36 for all covered employment including federal government during 2000 increased 2.5 percent over the 1999 figure of $523.38. 9 CHART 2 - PERCENT DISTRIBUTION TOTAL WAGES IN MAJOR INDUSTRY DIVISIONS 2000 AG., FORESTRY, & FISHING 0.6% MINING 4.9% CONSTRUCTION 8.0% SERVICES 34.8% MANUFACTURING 14.2% TRANS. COMM. & UTIL 9.3% PUBLIC ADM. 5.8% F.I.R.E. 5.5% WHSE TRADE 6.5% RETAIL TRADE 10.3% IV. PARISHES A. EMPLOYMENT Annual average covered employment increased in 33 of the 64 parishes in Louisiana in 2000. The overall average total covered employment for the state was 1,869,013, an increase of 21,172 workers, or 1.1 percent, from the 1,847,841 reported in 1999. Table 2 of Appendix A lists the 64 parishes in regional labor market area order showing the number of units, total covered employment, annual average weekly wages, and total wages for 2000 for all industries. B. WAGES The table on page 12 shows the average weekly wage comparison for the parishes and their rankings for 1999 and 2000. To emphasize the importance of manufacturing in any economy, the 64 parishes have been ranked in descending order by annual average weekly wage in manufacturing in the table on page 14. Also illustrated is a comparison with 1999. 11 AVERAGE WEEKLY WAGES (ALL ESTABLISHMENTS) IN DESCENDING ORDER BY PARISH PARISH AVERAGE WEEKLY WAGE RANK 2000 1999 2000 1999 ST. CHARLES IBERVILLE ST. JAMES PLAQUEMINES WEST FELICIANA ASCENSION ORLEANS CAMERON ST. MARY LAFAYETTE WEST BATON ROUGE EAST BATON ROUGE TERREBONNE ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CADDO CALCASIEU JEFFERSON LAFOURCHE IBERIA BEAUREGARD VERMILION JACKSON DESOTO ASSUMPTION OUACHITA RAPIDES MOREHOUSE LINCOLN ST. TAMMANY ST. BERNARD WEBSTER POINTE COUPEE BOSSIER VERNON WINN NATCHITOCHES EAST FELICIANA WASHINGTON BIENVILLE GRANT ST. LANDRY 783.63 715.91 692.09 678.72 666.16 640.51 609.50 595.31 591.32 575.22 570.30 562.63 557.00 555.48 553.32 542.83 539.48 527.41 523.90 510.60 503.22 500.55 497.26 496.06 494.88 479.94 474.36 472.30 463.36 462.23 452.93 450.74 446.10 445.85 436.41 435.80 434.63 433.23 430.51 429.92 427.33 12 755.00 696.90 701.04 659.04 632.00 625.74 601.54 594.35 578.08 545.18 554.02 553.81 528.54 543.17 536.38 538.16 526.59 509.40 515.74 492.00 488.38 503.11 475.20 480.91 487.61 461.13 453.22 456.71 452.58 462.44 446.44 414.40 425.59 424.58 433.63 418.37 424.28 425.35 404.89 412.68 411.07 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 1 3 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 10 11 16 13 15 14 17 19 18 21 22 20 25 24 23 27 29 28 30 26 31 38 33 35 32 37 36 34 42 39 40 AVERAGE WEEKLY WAGES (ALL ESTABLISHMENTS) IN DESCENDING ORDER BY PARISH PARISH AVERAGE WEEKLY WAGE RANK 2000 CLAIBORNE LIVINGSTON TENSAS RED RIVER TANGIPAHOA ALLEN ACADIA ST. HELENA SABINE LASALLE ST. MARTIN RICHLAND CONCORDIA UNION JEFFERSON DAVIS CALDWELL EVANGELINE AVOYELLES MADISON CATAHOULA WEST CARROLL FRANKLIN EAST CARROLL 422.82 416.37 412.36 411.14 411.03 407.77 405.28 404.85 403.12 401.59 395.16 391.15 385.33 384.11 376.44 375.04 374.47 356.10 355.96 347.69 345.75 337.03 333.98 1999 406.47 404.32 374.23 386.32 403.38 392.94 392.01 385.55 402.16 383.64 389.77 376.08 373.22 367.36 366.82 384.36 361.42 351.63 347.81 333.34 344.46 330.55 343.26 2000 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 1999 41 43 54 49 44 46 47 50 45 52 48 53 55 56 57 51 58 59 60 63 61 64 62 13 AVERAGE WEEKLY WAGES (MANUFACTURING ONLY) IN DESCENDING ORDER BY PARISH PARISH AVERAGE WEEKLY WAGE 2000 IBERVILLE ST. CHARLES ASCENSION ST. JAMES CALCASIEU WEST FELICIANA ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST EAST BATON ROUGE ST. BERNARD BEAUREGARD MOREHOUSE PLAQUEMINES JACKSON CADDO CAMERON WEST BATON ROUGE ORLEANS LAFOURCHE DESOTO ST. MARY ASSUMPTION OUACHITA WASHINGTON EVANGELINE TERREBONNE LINCOLN RAPIDES LAFAYETTE JEFFERSON IBERIA WEBSTER LIVINGSTON JEFFERSON DAVIS WINN ST. LANDRY CLAIBORNE ALLEN NATCHITOCHES VERMILION SABINE WEST CARROLL EAST FELICIANA BOSSIER 1,289.24 1,246.84 1,187.54 1,090.92 1,049.17 1,040.97 984.69 981.57 978.59 927.95 895.05 862.35 840.37 814.16 792.54 773.49 767.64 659.88 743.29 740.61 739.51 736.93 719.50 713.79 690.77 678.52 666.54 653.14 647.30 642.30 615.97 613.63 609.48 597.92 597.22 593.47 591.22 575.15 560.63 558.80 558.57 537.50 532.22 14 1999 1,216.43 1,166.27 1,146.83 1,173.83 1,030.68 1,012.82 984.86 955.08 1,021.40 917.33 832.93 813.55 894.93 823.43 710.47 747.80 751.64 622.33 686.09 772.74 721.68 761.80 675.08 664.89 647.98 642.51 633.74 615.69 659.19 644.29 634.44 615.80 488.32 608.75 593.70 530.47 524.86 550.60 541.93 558.43 514.52 476.57 530.33 2000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 RANK 1999 1 3 4 2 5 7 8 9 6 10 12 14 11 13 20 18 17 30 21 15 19 16 22 23 25 27 29 32 24 26 28 31 48 33 34 40 42 37 39 36 43 50 41 AVERAGE WEEKLY WAGES (MANUFACTURING ONLY) IN DESCENDING ORDER BY PARISH PARISH AVERAGE WEEKLY WAGE 2000 ST. HELENA ST. TAMMANY RICHLAND LASALLE POINTE COUPEE RED RIVER GRANT BIENVILLE VERNON CONCORDIA TANGIPAHOA UNION ST. MARTIN ACADIA CALDWELL CATAHOULA MADISON EAST CARROLL AVOYELLES FRANKLIN TENSAS 531.96 526.41 518.79 512.36 507.30 505.99 502.79 496.57 469.75 461.41 452.89 446.34 444.22 406.06 385.55 364.77 362.38 342.95 334.93 274.82 219.46 1999 501.98 512.42 497.27 452.01 479.79 542.78 498.13 446.41 474.50 577.30 444.84 412.51 448.66 390.09 432.80 311.09 391.59 322.13 332.60 275.68 197.41 2000 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 RANK 1999 45 44 47 52 49 38 46 54 51 35 55 57 53 59 56 62 58 61 60 63 64 15 V. SIZE OF FIRM The following table arrays firms by size showing the number of employing units, average monthly employment, total wages, and average weekly wages for each group for the first quarter of 1999 and 2000. The group of firms with four or less employees are the largest with 65,329 units, or 55.0 percent, of the total employing units, but claims only 5.8 percent of the average monthly employment and only 5.2 percent of the total wages. Overall, an increase of 3,579 employing units was reported during first quarter 2000. AVERAGE MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT AND TOTAL WAGES BY SIZE OF FIRM (0-99) 0 16,426 3,879 27,194,474 539.28 1-4 48,903 103,222 638,780,667 476.03 5-9 22,324 146,380 847,346,010 445.28 10 - 19 14,673 195,870 1,220,456,982 479.30 20 - 49 10,510 316,733 2,019,687,978 490.51 50 - 99 3,402 230,781 1,558,480,293 519.47 2000 Employing Units Average Employment Total Wages Avg. Wkly. Wages /1 1999 Employing Units Average Employment Total Wages Avg. Wkly. Wages /1 13,985 3,715 20,881,147 $432.37 48,385 102,068 594,574,432 $448.10 22,255 145,440 792,639,725 $419.23 14,391 193,539 1,112,825,362 $442.30 10,288 309,195 1,834,595,679 $456.42 3,395 231,327 1,481,970,142 $492.80 AVERAGE MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT AND TOTAL WAGES BY SIZE OF FIRM ( 100 - 1000+) 100 - 249 1,845 271,181 1,891,125,496 536.44 250 - 499 449 154,100 1,226,105,348 612.04 500 - 999 214 143,973 1,179,715,214 630.31 1000+ 137 283,116 2,195,768,661 596.59 TOTAL 118,883 1,849,235 12,804,661,123 532.64 2000 Employing Units Average Employment Total Wages Avg. Wkly. Wages /1 1999 Employing Units Average Employment Total Wages Avg. Wkly. Wages /1 1,796 264,540 1,716,988,717 $499.27 454 155,740 1,190,507,230 $588.02 218 146,488 1,123,445,767 $589.94 137 279,361 2,116,441,893 $582.77 115,304 1,831,413 11,984,870,094 $503.39 /1 STATEWIDE AVERAGE FOR THE FIRST QUARTER VI. OUTLOOK FOR 2001 Preliminary statewide data for the 1st quarter of 2001 showed a decrease of 3,188 reporting units, or 2.7 percent, and an employment increase of 7,488, or 0.4 percent, compared to the 1st quarter of 2000. Average employment for 1st quarter 2001 increased compared to 1st quarter 2000 in agriculture, forestry, and fishing; mining; transportation, communications, and utilities; finance, insurance, and real estate; and services. Services accounted for the largest increase in the number of employees with an increase of 12,592, or 1.8 percent. Employment decreased for 1st quarter 2001 in construction, manufacturing, wholesale trade, retail trade, and public administration as compared to 1st quarter 2000. The largest employment decrease (10,402) occurred in the construction industry. For quarterly covered employment and wages data, check our Web site at www.LAWORKS.net. Click on "Labor Market Information" from the Quick Menu, then on "Publications and Reports." 17 APPENDIX A 18 TABLE 1 STATEWIDE ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA IN MAJOR INDUSTRY GROUPS IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 WEEKLY WAGE $536.36 530.68 358.47 335.39 345.55 347.85 713.56 337.42 1,012.75 1,992.95 0.00 1,090.05 1,007.82 1,011.41 586.25 561.60 622.84 562.17 774.78 523.74 * 482.29 337.67 557.54 466.17 939.74 573.46 1,241.78 1,248.17 596.03 311.86 603.47 659.96 659.93 730.93 816.09 735.85 720.24 428.90 TOTAL WAGES $52,127,919,400 50,542,265,990 334,186,478 98,626,103 16,572,989 186,884,346 26,997,156 5,105,884 2,536,204,906 22,747,521 0 10,538,283 2,412,870,187 90,048,915 4,157,206,797 559,913,211 1,758,673,988 1,838,619,598 7,387,827,493 571,655,063 * 56,770,752 96,506,121 399,272,669 17,897,661 571,525,954 273,947,350 1,848,755,102 671,578,866 164,399,489 991,913 214,471,746 92,627,173 481,414,423 641,026,238 213,511,800 924,185,349 73,454,065 73,796,241 UNITS STATEWIDE TOTAL TOTAL LESS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Ag Products - Crops Ag Products - Livestock Ag Services Forestry Fishing, Hunting, & Trapping Mining Metal Mining Anthracite Mining Bit Coal & Lignite Mining Oil & Gas Extraction Mining & Quar-Nonmetallic Construction Building Construction Heavy Const. Other than Bldg. Special Trade Contractors Manufacturing Food & Kindred Products Tobacco Products Textile Mill Products Apparel & Other Fininshed Products Lumber & Wood Products Furniture & Fixtures Paper & Allied Products Printing & Publishing Chemicals & Allied Products Petroleum Refining Rubber & Plastics Products Leather & Leather Products Stone, Clay & Glass Products Primary Metal Products Fabricated Metal Products Machinery - Except Electrical Electrical & Electronic Equipment Transportation Equipment Professional & Scientific Equipment Misc. Manufacturing *DATA NON-PUBLISHABLE 118,138 117,120 2,396 512 126 1,552 144 62 2,001 5 0 7 1,918 71 10,164 2,657 1,403 6,105 5,005 466 * 29 179 823 61 100 559 307 162 149 14 235 55 434 750 109 312 110 152 19 EMPLOYMENT 1,869,013 1,831,545 17,928 5655 922 10,332 728 291 48,159 220 0 186 46,041 1,712 136,369 19,173 54,301 62,895 183,372 20,990 * 2,264 5,496 13,772 738 11,696 9,187 28,631 10,347 5,304 61 6,835 2,699 14,029 16,866 5,031 24,153 1,961 3,309 01 02 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 TABLE 1 STATEWIDE ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA IN MAJOR INDUSTRY GROUPS IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES UNITS -------continued------Transportation, Comm. & Util. Railroad Transportation Local Passenger Transportation Motor Freight Transportation U. S. Postal Service Water Transportation Air Transportation Pipelines - Except Natural Gas Transportation Services Communication Electric, Gas, & Sanitary Services Wholesale Trade Durable Goods Non Durable Goods Retail Trade Building Materials & Hardware General Merchandise Stores Food Stores Auto Dealers & Service Stations Apparel & Accessories Furniture & Home Furnishings Eating & Drinking Misc. Retail Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Banking Credit Agencies other than Banks Security Dealers & Exchanges Insurance Insurance Agents & Brokers Real Estate Holding Companies & Investment 7,271 9 293 2,594 432 900 260 52 657 823 1,252 9,540 6,135 3,405 23,513 1,117 827 3,899 2,875 1,735 1,650 6,854 4,558 11,476 1,944 1,609 724 796 2,510 3,513 381 EMPLOYMENT 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 130,859 102 7,119 26,083 11,455 26,013 9,646 723 4,877 20,260 24,583 95,757 53,591 42,166 357,302 14,732 50,601 56,353 39,022 16,577 13,294 131,329 35,394 84,244 27,762 9,108 3,518 11,602 13,750 16,454 2,049 $713.72 557.29 467.31 565.12 765.61 754.95 677.21 1,266.77 578.86 766.75 856.69 676.05 696.34 650.25 288.60 420.58 283.27 258.58 504.23 226.17 408.90 206.81 338.84 655.09 563.16 610.89 1,796.98 771.94 685.28 440.58 994.69 $4,856,639,133 2,960,679 172,986,240 766,460,855 456,027,387 1,021,201,319 339,686,361 47,642,102 146,798,008 807,771,813 1,095,104,369 3,366,272,214 1,940,520,336 1,425,751,878 5,362,022,550 322,197,328 745,344,894 757,737,317 1,023,135,649 194,963,908 282,672,866 1,412,340,008 623,630,580 2,869,733,965 812,978,080 289,338,523 328,771,843 465,730,477 489,983,333 376,958,100 105,973,609 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 67 20 TABLE 1 STATEWIDE ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA IN MAJOR INDUSTRY GROUPS IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES UNITS -------continued------Services Hotels & Other Lodging Personal Services Business Services Automotive Repair Services Misc. Repair Services Motion Pictures Amusement & Recreation Services Health Services Legal Services Educational Services Social Services Museums & Art Galleries Membership Organizations Engineering, Accounting & Related Private Households Misc. Services Public Administration Exec-Legislative-General Government Justice-Public Order-Safety Public Finance & Taxation Adm. of Human Resources Adm. of Environ. Quality & Housing Adm. of Economic Programs National Security & International 41,835 801 2,550 6,476 2,965 1,303 512 1,472 7,961 3,705 819 3,070 72 941 4,911 3,983 295 3,507 771 1,087 247 338 486 514 63 EMPLOYMENT 70 72 73 75 76 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 86 87 88 89 708,279 25,473 19,941 102,099 17,725 7,556 4,636 46,369 199,196 18,508 170,727 47,025 1,719 6,788 34,629 5,102 787 103,279 12,643 49,842 5,070 8,458 8,730 11,541 6,995 $492.93 309.81 306.64 411.68 406.06 558.07 232.55 390.05 576.94 823.49 493.09 310.14 339.01 394.77 820.38 227.51 954.85 561.59 447.11 524.78 669.67 636.52 540.98 626.93 779.83 $18,154,974,175 410,370,665 317,963,869 2,185,679,364 374,272,841 219,260,926 56,066,597 940,487,519 5,976,063,261 792,514,062 4,377,598,209 758,370,997 30,307,655 139,352,642 1,477,257,852 60,356,129 39,051,587 3,016,043,318 293,935,906 1,360,103,845 176,561,367 279,962,466 245,585,211 376,243,431 283,651,092 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 21 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 1st REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard, St. Charles, St. James, St. John & St. Tammany UNITS 37,309 465 406 2,945 1,320 2,053 3,552 7,562 3,638 14,772 526 14,329 156 142 1,291 503 747 1,618 2,817 1,558 5,353 124 13,674 101 118 674 384 652 1,065 2,859 1,297 6,328 160 EMPLOYMENT 608,542 3,306 12,350 33,745 47,497 47,248 35,661 120,680 30,707 247,322 29,939 214,647 1,171 2,802 14,909 17,886 13,465 17,493 50,378 12,306 78,066 6,154 263,536 791 6,740 8,246 12,375 23,859 11,107 42,128 14,073 126,595 17,586 WEEKLY WAGE $574.38 372.68 1,241.71 617.10 804.64 762.99 756.21 304.22 764.77 530.82 647.81 539.48 414.09 951.11 611.68 647.30 724.98 748.93 318.90 718.32 515.70 635.22 609.50 342.86 1,473.84 611.66 767.64 787.25 785.29 312.25 849.60 561.63 690.86 TOTAL WAGES $18,175,929,026 64,073,814 797,434,394 1,082,843,035 1,987,346,581 1,874,606,206 1,402,289,974 1,909,097,417 1,221,138,928 6,826,800,427 1,008,521,241 6,021,524,007 25,207,355 138,589,342 474,202,534 602,030,583 507,603,680 681,257,030 835,403,476 459,661,695 2,093,467,870 203,270,914 8,352,492,673 14,104,056 516,559,350 262,287,290 493,962,118 976,706,153 453,566,250 684,033,306 621,725,248 3,697,165,693 631,787,722 REGIONAL LABOR MARKET TOTAL Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration JEFFERSON Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration ORLEANS Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 22 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 1st REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard, St. Charles, St. James, St. John & St. Tammany UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----PLAQUEMINES Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration ST. BERNARD Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration ST. CHARLES Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 900 22 80 79 69 147 100 114 50 213 25 1,241 8 7 169 71 80 79 312 84 400 28 984 17 11 128 59 94 97 172 78 295 33 16,703 175 1,995 1,810 2,327 2,811 871 1,551 297 3,420 1,447 16,029 53 73 1,142 1,605 1,117 490 4,503 428 5,662 930 19,600 83 78 2,017 5,700 2,124 1,612 2,217 371 4,818 581 $678.72 244.94 1,011.54 736.09 862.35 725.73 661.66 321.84 539.65 534.38 576.31 462.23 448.30 884.15 579.46 978.59 636.64 721.43 235.91 444.33 415.61 444.93 783.63 329.14 1,127.03 655.34 1,246.84 1,029.29 803.44 228.40 529.54 469.46 636.06 $589,514,199 2,226,788 104,923,867 69,261,379 104,348,090 106,093,524 29,979,364 25,953,195 8,336,692 95,027,322 43,363,978 385,263,929 1,241,345 3,340,924 34,423,465 81,647,629 36,961,897 18,369,565 55,243,836 9,889,086 122,364,422 21,526,438 798,670,412 1,412,003 4,556,589 68,740,541 369,559,365 113,687,881 67,343,757 26,324,704 10,227,277 117,615,472 19,202,823 23 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 1st REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard, St. Charles, St. James, St. John & St. Tammany UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----ST. JAMES Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration ST. JOHN Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration ST. TAMMANY Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 395 31 6 33 30 47 24 76 27 92 31 747 18 6 69 36 62 54 154 60 250 37 5,040 114 37 503 169 223 517 1,057 485 1,842 89 7,235 255 157 308 2,385 611 214 912 201 1,820 373 13,017 128 215 1,548 2,418 1,088 612 2,465 345 3,722 476 57,775 652 291 3,765 2,803 2,174 3,261 16,526 2,685 23,219 2,392 $692.09 446.48 1,005.12 745.82 1,090.92 654.13 777.87 253.81 576.18 438.96 515.93 555.48 321.72 681.51 651.72 984.69 669.94 882.80 252.46 609.97 343.06 576.27 463.36 349.29 901.79 559.49 526.41 662.23 678.20 276.66 675.56 491.32 523.45 $260,387,742 5,908,737 8,227,599 11,932,116 135,276,526 20,766,160 8,656,184 12,037,605 6,019,715 41,544,881 10,018,219 376,000,548 2,137,213 7,610,401 52,460,575 123,802,386 37,914,039 28,113,266 32,355,667 10,945,541 66,396,357 14,253,753 1,392,075,516 11,836,317 13,626,322 109,535,135 76,719,884 74,872,872 115,004,558 237,745,628 94,333,674 593,218,410 65,097,394 24 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 2nd REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Ascension, E. Baton Rouge, E. Feliciana, Iberville, Livingston, Pointe Coupee, St. Helena, Tangipahoa Washington, W. Baton Rouge & W. Feliciana UNITS 21,828 395 89 2,049 933 1,185 1,839 4,362 2,227 7,956 681 1,689 46 4 245 82 142 137 379 138 465 50 13,391 177 43 1,103 467 507 1,299 2,454 1,549 5,560 223 EMPLOYMENT 381,472 3,240 1,418 42,505 34,287 20,694 19,535 71,748 19,277 135,050 29,229 30,194 410 66 5,627 5,940 1,968 1,332 6,176 751 7,228 695 246,430 1,464 803 28,060 14,371 12,567 13,587 45,512 15,752 93,280 21,012 WEEKLY WAGE $549.58 346.79 994.76 634.83 945.42 701.69 679.05 288.56 646.32 497.65 551.56 640.51 386.83 1,133.92 690.61 1,187.54 724.56 654.73 262.29 505.08 487.81 492.55 562.63 349.58 1,216.78 648.85 981.57 715.74 722.97 299.95 680.07 527.01 594.99 TOTAL WAGES $10,901,834,306 58,426,412 73,344,986 1,403,130,579 1,685,608,821 755,062,737 689,788,792 1,076,580,847 647,857,661 3,494,806,507 838,304,357 1,005,645,457 8,253,864 3,886,713 202,082,869 366,808,045 74,154,519 45,335,075 84,236,060 19,715,530 183,352,379 17,809,393 7,209,784,219 26,606,502 50,786,863 946,730,567 733,530,867 467,728,173 510,778,487 709,864,303 557,057,561 2,556,289,960 650,115,258 REGIONAL LABOR MARKET TOTAL Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration ASCENSION Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration EAST BATON ROUGE Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 25 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 2nd REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Ascension, E. Baton Rouge, E. Feliciana, Iberville, Livingston, Pointe Coupee, St. Helena, Tangipahoa Washington, W. Baton Rouge & W. Feliciana UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----EAST FELICIANA Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration IBERVILLE Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration LIVINGSTON Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 317 17 4 24 24 34 11 51 23 90 38 665 29 10 48 55 77 37 128 47 174 60 1,341 23 * 211 88 107 85 294 109 352 61 4,995 65 27 157 407 142 65 387 135 2,189 1,421 14,922 253 96 2,081 3,966 1,332 253 1,419 288 3,281 1,953 15,274 102 * 1,707 1,684 863 703 3,830 457 5,160 698 $434.63 349.73 636.02 462.73 537.50 667.41 418.92 227.68 494.82 428.49 439.72 715.91 448.91 508.44 720.38 1,289.24 688.76 883.40 272.32 482.70 413.55 453.00 416.37 392.08 * 453.84 613.63 592.12 554.09 264.17 473.95 402.24 395.68 $112,881,701 1,185,121 901,242 3,777,757 11,370,945 4,916,583 1,415,944 4,580,945 3,471,477 48,762,621 32,499,066 555,494,062 5,899,987 2,542,530 77,957,133 265,910,884 47,700,128 11,598,977 20,086,721 7,231,069 70,558,270 46,008,363 330,689,907 2,079,599 * 40,280,728 53,745,102 26,567,005 20,250,423 52,611,938 11,263,061 107,937,337 14,358,139 * DATA NON-PUBLISHABLE 26 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 2nd REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Ascension, E. Baton Rouge, E. Feliciana, Iberville, Livingston, Pointe Coupee, St. Helena, Tangipahoa Washington, W. Baton Rouge & W. Feliciana UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----POINTE COUPEE Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration ST. HELENA Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration TANGIPAHOA Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 453 23 7 40 14 40 18 112 34 127 37 137 * 4 6 15 20 * 24 8 36 22 2,203 53 * 207 107 134 148 564 206 683 90 5,578 164 192 282 584 481 155 1,561 154 1,696 309 1,629 * 85 85 239 83 * 149 68 689 146 33,703 340 * 1,746 2,879 1,171 2,074 8,916 983 14,108 1,436 $450.74 364.42 701.98 465.72 507.30 1,164.76 443.92 270.25 515.28 369.63 439.16 404.85 * 617.31 499.25 531.96 704.49 * 238.99 409.66 359.13 261.22 411.03 289.07 * 469.17 452.89 579.86 475.16 286.58 511.38 443.27 431.22 $130,735,381 3,110,947 6,990,291 6,821,304 15,394,659 29,102,775 3,585,658 21,939,994 4,119,636 32,606,461 7,048,749 34,288,442 * 2,733,855 2,217,514 6,615,851 3,034,468 * 1,856,868 1,452,108 12,859,068 1,978,652 720,356,862 5,104,452 * 42,607,467 67,788,900 35,293,507 51,242,513 132,866,899 26,150,982 325,181,685 32,205,900 * DATA NON-PUBLISHABLE 27 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 2nd REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Ascension, E. Baton Rouge, E. Feliciana, Iberville, Livingston, Pointe Coupee, St. Helena, Tangipahoa Washington, W. Baton Rouge & W. Feliciana UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----WASHINGTON Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration WEST BATON ROUGE Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration WEST FELICIANA Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 829 16 9 69 45 63 44 213 72 248 50 537 11 8 77 37 60 49 94 24 129 50 268 * * 20 * * 12 51 17 91 * 11,695 306 77 705 1,840 641 405 2,065 409 4,216 1,031 10,486 137 73 1,564 2,377 1,447 876 1,279 188 2,020 527 6,568 * * 491 * * 87 455 92 1,184 * $433.23 250.09 487.53 384.66 719.50 527.63 421.80 256.44 449.05 401.41 429.78 570.30 311.32 943.18 622.58 773.49 650.87 740.76 240.05 571.08 395.00 483.08 666.16 * * 624.02 * * 657.41 213.06 476.22 451.07 * $263,475,858 3,976,161 1,943,623 14,103,242 68,857,671 17,579,980 8,872,246 27,535,065 9,538,803 88,004,478 23,034,106 310,981,773 2,209,779 3,559,869 50,622,188 95,585,897 48,985,599 33,749,568 15,966,481 5,573,014 41,482,647 13,246,731 227,500,644 * * 15,929,810 * * 2,959,901 5,035,573 2,284,420 27,771,601 * * DATA NON-PUBLISHABLE 28 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 3rd REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Assumption, Lafourche, Terrebonne UNITS 5,227 144 194 443 262 518 356 1,119 465 1,559 166 347 34 11 26 19 45 16 72 24 73 28 2,018 56 69 155 82 267 110 424 172 613 70 EMPLOYMENT 82,032 962 6,626 4,561 9,048 10,072 3,371 15,860 2,258 26,252 3,023 5,106 318 38 266 1,661 194 73 722 157 1,479 198 30,088 403 1,265 1,107 3,271 5,367 841 5,429 793 10,525 1,086 WEEKLY WAGE $542.35 380.31 972.12 556.53 688.55 727.95 575.36 281.25 517.19 481.31 456.67 496.06 353.73 1,041.27 664.47 739.51 631.56 432.69 242.17 426.03 342.42 369.39 527.41 391.91 996.62 516.03 659.88 751.38 564.55 252.31 440.79 477.95 426.00 TOTAL WAGES $2,313,496,339 19,032,632 334,937,397 131,978,550 323,956,932 381,243,480 100,863,175 231,958,966 60,717,170 657,030,829 71,777,208 131,698,180 5,852,341 2,080,105 9,179,463 63,866,754 6,384,836 1,638,742 9,087,743 3,478,069 26,334,939 3,795,188 825,164,430 8,216,289 65,548,931 29,709,043 112,236,660 209,714,132 24,701,263 71,227,283 18,180,079 261,577,614 24,053,136 REGIONAL LABOR MARKET TOTAL Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration ASSUMPTION Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration LAFOURCHE Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 29 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 3rd REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Assumption, Lafourche, Terrebonne UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----TERREBONNE Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 2,863 54 115 262 161 207 230 623 270 873 68 46,839 241 5,323 3,188 4,116 4,510 2,457 9,710 1,308 14,248 1,739 $557.00 395.97 965.80 561.60 690.77 704.22 583.29 300.34 574.48 498.21 485.74 $1,356,633,729 4,964,002 267,308,361 93,090,044 147,853,518 165,144,512 74,523,170 151,643,940 39,059,022 369,118,276 43,928,884 30 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 4th REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Acadia, Evangeline, Iberia, Lafayette, St. Landry, St. Martin, St. Mary, & Vermilion UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES REGIONAL LABOR MARKET TOTAL Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration ACADIA Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration EVANGELINE Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 16,387 444 786 1,573 831 1,192 1,429 3,767 1,748 6,377 680 1,228 33 37 109 57 92 83 268 102 385 62 651 21 10 59 19 41 33 163 56 197 52 238,975 3,099 22,514 17,990 27,905 19,695 14,788 52,970 9,556 90,466 9,430 14,735 262 408 1,152 1,948 805 766 2,979 590 5,235 590 8,190 119 75 366 881 314 202 1,400 342 4,006 484 $527.91 357.97 948.25 535.98 583.96 671.85 605.71 277.69 583.87 474.28 456.69 405.28 332.20 903.78 498.36 406.06 622.66 500.60 251.73 580.33 370.84 395.01 374.47 295.43 490.13 323.08 713.79 654.84 453.56 237.58 395.66 335.82 283.05 $6,560,250,668 57,681,553 1,110,162,855 501,413,193 847,359,021 688,083,468 465,783,437 764,889,653 290,133,143 2,231,122,318 223,944,011 310,537,841 4,520,181 19,151,142 29,851,633 41,139,227 26,070,130 19,935,651 38,996,100 17,797,016 100,948,957 12,123,904 159,478,215 1,833,268 1,917,888 6,150,306 32,712,620 10,686,555 4,772,087 17,294,532 7,026,140 69,962,264 7,122,555 31 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 4th REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Acadia, Evangeline, Iberia, Lafayette, St. Landry, St. Martin, St. Mary, & Vermilion UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----IBERIA Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration LAFAYETTE Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration ST. LANDRY Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 1,860 66 72 150 126 126 143 355 159 601 58 7,328 102 379 567 274 301 639 1,321 773 2,875 94 1,693 36 24 151 53 117 121 380 140 583 88 29,830 609 3,928 2,371 4,336 1,905 1,483 4,688 959 8,728 820 114,053 649 12,241 6,911 7,295 8,239 7,606 24,493 3,931 39,479 3,189 20,973 203 276 1,343 2,031 1,023 963 4,585 925 8,369 1,254 $523.90 371.16 790.63 557.74 642.30 624.62 560.44 289.96 498.87 455.82 426.89 575.22 345.51 991.48 592.86 653.14 675.30 672.63 296.34 674.34 555.75 577.21 427.33 359.74 807.65 435.56 597.22 625.32 426.41 259.55 498.79 438.84 394.01 $812,639,072 11,747,578 161,503,932 68,766,982 144,803,090 61,869,570 43,228,975 70,681,095 24,875,664 206,888,281 18,206,330 3,411,487,877 11,658,793 631,115,785 213,066,574 247,768,885 289,322,343 266,031,467 377,426,994 137,852,422 1,140,896,963 95,713,197 466,037,279 3,792,758 11,587,831 30,417,760 63,063,336 33,270,113 21,356,359 61,878,837 23,998,263 190,976,053 25,692,639 32 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 4th REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Acadia, Evangeline, Iberia, Lafayette, St. Landry, St. Martin, St. Mary, & Vermilion UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----ST. MARTIN Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration ST. MARY Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration VERMILION Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 767 25 26 94 47 57 37 176 72 183 49 1,712 48 113 142 93 180 132 329 139 450 85 1,148 48 54 83 48 96 75 240 103 334 68 10,816 139 360 834 2,599 319 323 2,291 386 3,061 498 26,457 341 2,698 1,992 3,439 4,296 1,224 3,826 682 7,201 759 13,922 254 1,714 717 1,479 1,184 689 2,751 562 3,917 656 $395.16 444.70 794.02 467.51 444.22 610.41 453.40 230.89 463.73 376.26 362.34 591.32 391.80 999.23 558.40 740.61 732.00 639.17 274.32 548.11 481.01 450.93 503.22 372.83 1,027.37 411.25 560.63 667.26 622.21 269.40 487.48 390.62 400.74 $222,242,978 3,218,123 14,850,343 20,274,775 60,035,171 10,130,732 7,621,212 27,504,141 9,308,068 59,882,218 9,381,556 813,522,782 6,954,250 140,188,605 57,848,710 132,431,379 163,503,065 40,690,049 54,579,378 19,433,403 180,106,340 17,787,603 364,304,624 4,916,240 91,545,045 15,333,187 43,126,859 41,090,700 22,276,335 38,536,376 14,248,135 79,563,328 13,668,419 33 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 5th REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Allen, Beauregard, Calcasieu, Cameron, & Jefferson Davis UNITS EMPLOYMENT 112,408 880 1,696 12,189 13,788 7,202 4,614 20,732 3,948 41,413 5,937 8,730 23 * 220 423 259 144 908 185 5,506 1,052 8,651 97 138 742 1,571 390 227 1,728 697 2,651 410 WEEKLY WAGE $521.05 367.96 1,053.43 582.61 1,000.11 664.60 577.78 263.21 528.82 422.49 517.28 407.77 481.96 * 302.98 591.22 553.23 445.77 216.34 417.36 366.61 691.26 510.60 292.52 553.67 582.45 927.95 621.62 451.08 279.14 531.00 384.25 503.36 TOTAL WAGES $3,045,655,950 16,829,791 92,894,825 369,287,247 717,038,470 248,903,938 138,616,227 283,756,507 108,557,136 909,822,259 159,689,472 185,103,530 576,430 * 3,472,672 13,009,707 7,450,929 3,345,661 10,211,869 4,007,744 104,956,620 37,829,743 229,679,854 1,467,851 3,980,366 22,478,158 75,809,952 12,606,471 5,324,551 25,087,151 19,231,781 52,966,202 10,727,371 REGIONAL LABOR MARKET TOTAL TOTAL 6,642 Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing 146 Mining 126 Construction 649 Manufacturing 282 Transportation Comm. & Util. 461 Wholesale Trade 470 Retail Trade 1,395 Finance, Insurance & Real Estate 629 Services 2,225 Public Administration 255 ALLEN Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration BEAUREGARD Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 442 8 * 29 22 39 24 94 42 131 51 641 25 9 55 72 52 36 122 62 172 38 *DATA NON-PUBLISHABLE 34 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 5th REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Allen, Beauregard, Calcasieu, Cameron, & Jefferson Davis UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----CALCASIEU Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration CAMERON Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration JEFFERSON DAVIS Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 4,619 79 62 475 155 282 336 1001 448 1,681 99 257 7 37 18 11 43 27 40 8 45 21 684 27 19 73 23 45 47 139 69 196 47 83,972 546 1,127 10,492 10,979 4,915 3,620 15,896 2,649 29,929 3,819 3,881 32 266 292 360 1,352 251 286 35 808 199 7,174 183 164 443 454 286 371 1,914 383 2,520 457 $542.83 378.94 1,200.89 598.66 1,049.17 664.22 604.14 268.26 556.70 439.06 495.10 595.31 247.87 1,008.55 521.50 792.54 721.18 608.25 202.83 327.44 387.07 433.75 376.44 381.40 534.97 382.09 609.48 562.90 429.06 238.10 403.96 399.38 350.73 $2,370,291,061 10,757,271 70,392,712 326,619,617 598,973,019 169,765,297 113,712,405 221,746,979 76,682,020 683,314,544 98,309,274 120,143,081 407,089 13,950,238 7,918,401 14,846,635 50,714,667 7,946,837 3,016,454 590,268 16,256,537 4,495,955 140,438,424 3,621,150 4,571,509 8,798,399 14,399,157 8,366,574 8,286,773 23,694,054 8,045,323 52,328,356 8,327,129 35 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 6th REGIONAL LABOR MARKET Includes: Avoyelles, Catahoula, Concordia, Grant, LaSalle, Rapides, Vernon, & Winn UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES REGIONAL LABOR MARKET TOTAL Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration AVOYELLES Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration CATAHOULA Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 6,812 218 115 578 434 583 480 1,451 882 2,225 635 856 46 6 78 33 71 43 193 81 244 62 263 19 7 16 10 31 20 49 18 61 33 99,390 1,642 845 6,634 9,443 7,142 3,661 19,131 5,945 41,087 13,692 11,167 319 20 672 702 395 247 1,838 466 5,180 1,329 2,385 155 32 151 132 150 143 444 143 787 247 $446.99 375.23 510.04 484.91 558.27 605.34 510.80 269.02 420.28 437.31 482.42 356.10 321.53 801.96 422.51 334.93 502.14 418.35 244.73 447.93 371.54 342.07 347.69 299.57 557.04 372.33 364.77 468.59 486.81 240.08 437.85 339.17 340.26 $2,310,177,555 32,045,483 22,400,238 167,281,728 274,136,720 224,804,534 97,250,707 267,617,915 129,916,032 934,319,151 343,470,114 206,778,757 5,332,187 834,043 14,756,824 12,230,696 10,303,050 5,367,858 23,395,170 10,850,276 100,074,296 23,630,757 43,115,785 2,418,437 938,989 2,923,525 2,499,060 3,657,031 3,622,050 5,536,802 3,263,458 13,883,226 4,373,207 36 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 6th REGIONAL LABOR MARKET Includes: Avoyelles, Catahoula, Concordia, Grant, LaSalle, Rapides, Vernon, & Winn UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----CONCORDIA Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration GRANT Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration LASALLE Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 465 27 12 27 9 34 25 108 44 136 44 255 6 * 41 35 42 11 28 10 53 28 362 6 27 27 33 37 14 72 27 89 31 5,131 221 119 181 559 246 245 1,080 237 1,843 402 2,916 23 * 312 659 195 43 187 65 1,050 378 3,842 35 255 144 711 223 81 687 113 1,307 286 $385.33 358.75 472.22 477.06 461.41 557.70 491.50 261.93 479.66 375.31 378.98 429.92 442.92 * 497.66 502.79 504.78 404.32 377.51 592.00 334.82 475.88 401.59 394.18 653.76 415.50 512.36 490.32 464.22 230.25 453.26 365.78 362.48 $102,818,581 4,113,421 2,915,936 4,496,268 13,402,126 7,119,601 6,268,120 14,706,468 5,900,976 35,965,249 7,930,416 65,177,870 525,898 * 8,061,058 17,229,747 5,105,299 904,064 3,661,120 2,003,513 18,277,009 9,355,979 80,227,009 720,818 8,682,999 3,113,093 18,943,042 5,692,119 1,949,266 8,223,607 2,667,270 24,851,849 5,382,946 * DATA NON-PUBLISHABLE 37 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 6th REGIONAL LABOR MARKET Includes: Avoyelles, Catahoula, Concordia, Grant, LaSalle, Rapides, Vernon, & Winn UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----RAPIDES Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration VERNON Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration WINN Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 3,411 90 10 291 129 224 238 711 367 1,246 104 806 20 3 76 39 67 34 175 115 226 51 396 5 4 18 70 44 24 73 30 91 39 56,413 776 48 4,313 3,867 4,397 2,167 11,150 2,342 24,207 3,146 12,624 66 19 727 833 580 166 2,684 610 4,454 2,486 4,913 47 33 115 1,309 254 175 815 131 1,795 238 $479.94 406.78 604.53 514.42 666.54 698.48 516.24 279.17 543.43 474.47 595.53 445.85 330.10 1,551.27 397.63 469.75 475.54 534.94 247.71 396.86 424.65 697.82 436.41 562.76 410.17 452.27 597.92 502.71 664.55 242.94 453.16 373.19 410.60 $1,407,891,313 16,423,145 1,493,186 115,358,790 134,024,188 159,697,588 58,173,666 161,861,331 66,167,397 597,241,358 97,429,114 292,678,426 1,138,640 1,499,044 15,033,552 20,351,566 14,350,633 4,603,719 34,565,510 12,584,983 98,342,555 90,208,224 111,489,814 1,372,937 703,854 2,704,575 40,699,471 6,648,517 6,058,914 10,300,049 3,082,989 34,833,333 5,085,175 38 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 7th REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Bienville, Bossier, Caddo, Claiborne, DeSoto, Lincoln, Natchitoches, Red River, Sabine & Webster UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES REGIONAL LABOR MARKET TOTAL Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration BIENVILLE Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration BOSSIER Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 14,067 306 312 1,344 731 851 1,041 2,757 1,426 4,811 481 311 12 9 16 34 42 15 67 28 60 30 2,136 48 40 271 111 122 131 489 196 663 65 224,529 1,867 3,241 14,045 29,322 12,359 10,654 40,947 8,654 93,765 9,666 3,893 70 53 195 1,199 242 69 577 164 1,169 155 38,241 235 1,159 2,549 2,910 1,222 1,186 8,395 1,208 17,067 2,307 $504.27 393.69 754.40 533.60 696.30 668.34 650.24 283.90 563.64 479.82 563.66 430.51 465.14 855.65 594.24 496.57 664.69 573.07 216.23 498.02 356.47 409.22 446.10 401.38 743.74 486.17 532.22 592.55 625.99 284.58 483.52 433.05 642.70 $5,887,649,045 38,218,851 127,143,470 389,718,678 1,061,660,439 429,504,448 360,247,094 604,487,123 253,628,386 2,339,497,711 283,316,018 87,142,505 1,701,161 2,339,621 6,035,874 30,960,275 8,355,824 2,041,264 6,486,950 4,257,934 21,672,360 3,291,242 887,070,459 4,904,807 44,804,473 64,444,560 80,533,129 37,655,733 38,617,079 124,237,840 30,372,931 384,329,624 77,100,923 39 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 7th REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Bienville, Bossier, Caddo, Claiborne, DeSoto, Lincoln, Natchitoches, Red River, Sabine & Webster UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----CADDO Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration CLAIBORNE Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration DESOTO Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 7,175 117 187 629 264 327 656 1,291 757 2,839 106 331 8 15 23 27 34 20 68 29 80 29 464 20 18 60 33 34 19 86 54 106 35 119,414 801 1,191 6,460 13,419 7,935 7,133 20,471 4,768 53,123 4,113 4,097 33 192 207 538 300 104 639 118 1,296 666 6,312 135 261 736 1,351 321 73 883 269 1,947 335 $553.32 395.71 725.46 569.91 814.16 704.42 679.18 306.77 616.91 528.39 622.69 422.82 250.60 679.58 404.83 593.47 583.53 512.28 241.50 402.09 346.76 465.86 497.26 350.17 853.23 507.57 743.29 752.86 482.26 263.71 414.46 377.45 401.65 $3,435,850,937 16,485,530 44,910,603 191,442,914 568,091,361 290,647,106 251,930,119 326,564,166 152,952,732 1,459,618,365 133,178,041 90,077,761 428,947 6,773,159 4,348,857 16,602,896 9,095,537 2,765,957 8,019,329 2,475,944 23,370,153 16,139,819 163,213,699 2,456,691 11,557,890 19,423,629 52,220,921 12,583,050 1,830,674 12,102,571 5,801,048 38,220,812 6,998,413 40 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 7th REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Bienville, Bossier, Caddo, Claiborne, DeSoto, Lincoln, Natchitoches, Red River, Sabine & Webster UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----LINCOLN Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration NATCHITOCHES Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration RED RIVER Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 1,042 28 10 96 63 74 60 214 122 325 49 915 31 * 94 44 62 44 184 94 301 60 215 9 6 19 13 20 13 41 17 54 24 18,353 226 70 1,708 2,499 621 812 3,197 895 7,840 484 13,604 159 * 872 2,630 723 520 2,743 400 4,834 722 2,515 39 48 155 411 169 62 321 114 1,076 121 $472.30 444.92 724.75 580.84 678.52 604.48 613.24 250.66 609.39 431.18 471.08 435.80 342.89 * 483.59 575.15 618.52 539.22 233.33 479.70 428.24 428.86 411.14 377.48 942.93 332.30 505.99 717.78 355.33 246.29 468.97 363.54 397.10 $450,725,875 5,234,450 2,622,378 51,590,263 88,186,697 19,514,705 25,906,723 41,673,237 28,371,391 175,782,127 11,843,904 308,282,372 2,832,045 * 21,917,533 78,654,819 23,243,128 14,585,278 33,286,857 9,971,478 107,637,710 16,101,220 53,763,938 762,253 2,353,549 2,681,198 10,805,276 6,307,830 1,142,514 4,115,365 2,767,880 20,334,653 2,493,420 * DATA NON-PUBLISHABLE 41 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 7th REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Bienville, Bossier, Caddo, Claiborne, DeSoto, Lincoln, Natchitoches, Red River, Sabine & Webster UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----SABINE Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration WEBSTER Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 527 13 10 47 72 63 24 102 43 121 32 952 21 19 89 71 74 61 217 87 263 51 5,726 58 42 253 1,417 291 226 1,164 249 1,756 269 12,377 110 227 911 2,948 535 469 2,556 468 3,656 495 $403.12 559.67 470.55 346.00 558.80 507.12 528.74 241.72 486.42 349.42 346.04 452.93 298.97 908.70 491.64 615.97 518.30 623.99 251.01 425.63 403.04 440.16 $120,022,867 1,697,656 1,035,833 4,550,475 41,179,572 7,684,767 6,206,926 14,632,973 6,289,733 31,907,570 4,837,362 291,498,632 1,715,311 10,745,964 23,283,375 94,425,493 14,416,768 15,220,560 33,367,835 10,367,315 76,624,337 11,331,674 42 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 8th REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Caldwell, E. Carroll, Franklin, Jackson, Madison, Morehouse, Ouachita, Richland, Tensas, Union, & W. Carroll UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES REGIONAL LABOR MARKET TOTAL Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration CALDWELL Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration EAST CARROLL Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 7,965 329 96 727 405 556 618 1,534 970 2,404 318 253 7 * 15 26 39 9 46 16 68 26 237 34 0 18 13 23 15 33 16 54 32 115,759 2,876 645 7,391 15,263 7,439 6,166 19,721 9,989 40,680 5,549 2,568 26 * 133 241 268 19 417 100 1,092 254 2,348 283 0 70 182 97 235 224 77 830 350 $458.06 311.28 521.02 462.09 665.73 626.98 496.34 274.28 513.68 427.31 459.66 375.04 324.09 * 363.66 385.55 524.61 312.17 282.24 481.93 380.43 306.68 333.98 323.18 0.00 324.92 342.95 411.18 503.95 236.87 401.68 324.00 275.24 $2,757,294,268 46,552,205 17,465,849 177,602,067 528,386,421 242,534,498 159,147,404 281,261,798 266,809,923 903,900,600 132,641,050 50,086,723 436,759 * 2,515,062 4,833,419 7,317,769 311,133 6,119,999 2,510,195 21,593,876 4,050,630 40,778,034 4,753,160 0 1,174,247 3,251,590 2,065,066 6,169,185 2,762,192 1,604,845 13,989,489 5,008,260 * DATA NON-PUBLISHABLE 43 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 8th REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Caldwell, E. Carroll, Franklin, Jackson, Madison, Morehouse, Ouachita, Richland, Tensas, Union, & W. Carroll UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----FRANKLIN Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration JACKSON Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration MADISON Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 474 47 * 43 21 40 34 102 42 110 36 335 7 * 32 34 40 7 69 34 85 25 313 10 0 12 11 18 20 60 23 115 45 5,991 381 * 357 718 305 186 1,261 235 2,158 390 4,127 35 * 284 1,229 195 39 717 156 1,284 173 3,822 49 0 80 487 102 150 732 76 1,499 647 $337.03 347.37 * 439.51 274.82 508.55 462.26 266.93 446.97 327.55 366.59 500.55 257.87 * 516.58 840.37 562.19 634.90 234.30 452.35 338.06 352.25 355.96 393.71 0.00 477.77 362.38 483.34 506.55 227.51 504.19 356.31 405.53 $104,993,417 6,880,514 * 8,168,609 10,263,030 8,056,864 4,477,017 17,497,316 5,465,804 36,759,342 7,424,921 107,413,269 473,789 * 7,622,181 53,717,591 5,703,017 1,279,331 8,730,409 3,663,620 22,576,007 3,159,702 70,747,128 1,011,704 0 1,993,744 9,175,256 2,551,084 3,937,919 8,663,821 1,992,574 27,773,986 13,647,040 * DATA NON-PUBLISHABLE 44 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 8th REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Caldwell, E. Carroll, Franklin, Jackson, Madison, Morehouse, Ouachita, Richland, Tensas, Union, & W. Carroll UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----MOREHOUSE Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration OUACHITA Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration RICHLAND Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 650 62 * 50 27 58 33 133 70 177 40 4,431 67 28 457 165 242 346 916 511 1,594 106 497 33 4 46 19 37 39 93 41 148 39 8,590 551 * 411 1,268 973 249 1,523 278 2,873 461 71,032 372 190 4,238 8,219 4,583 3,710 13,716 5,314 27,351 3,335 6,194 217 20 508 729 226 314 1,015 232 2,515 418 $474.36 321.91 * 439.53 895.05 596.78 626.95 279.64 465.21 377.32 444.55 494.88 389.30 684.91 489.96 736.93 676.61 590.45 276.48 632.10 459.91 516.05 391.15 377.72 392.50 443.87 518.79 647.48 475.01 242.97 498.51 358.62 406.28 $211,881,271 9,226,258 * 9,384,089 59,008,253 30,189,319 8,120,429 22,148,982 6,735,147 56,374,925 10,645,147 1,827,912,927 7,532,221 6,760,997 107,979,691 314,966,543 161,238,567 113,906,424 197,193,026 174,677,496 654,104,943 89,494,791 125,977,688 4,262,199 399,700 11,731,034 19,652,921 7,595,156 7,760,062 12,827,246 6,005,407 46,907,815 8,836,148 * DATA NON-PUBLISHABLE 45 TABLE 2 ANNUAL AVERAGE DATA BY PARISH & INDUSTRY DIVISION WITHIN REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA IN ESTABLISHMENTS COVERED BY LOUISIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY LAW 2000 8th REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AREA Includes: Caldwell, E. Carroll, Franklin, Jackson, Madison, Morehouse, Ouachita, Richland, Tensas, Union, & W. Carroll UNITS EMPLOYMENT WEEKLY WAGE TOTAL WAGES ------continued-----TENSAS Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration UNION Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration WEST CARROLL Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation Comm. & Util. Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Services Public Administration 168 34 4 7 5 9 10 30 10 40 20 377 13 4 43 39 42 13 86 26 84 27 232 16 0 27 12 31 14 35 21 53 23 1,843 311 47 44 156 73 139 150 80 600 243 5,908 78 13 459 2,170 365 100 676 150 1,621 277 3,336 572 0 226 288 335 67 453 94 1,114 188 $412.36 388.08 803.81 339.41 219.46 415.60 565.42 212.25 539.77 509.54 257.06 384.11 266.93 327.67 361.57 446.34 473.04 513.59 278.81 359.98 328.30 401.94 345.75 155.20 0.00 421.50 558.57 527.28 509.22 216.65 348.86 361.43 343.93 $39,528,117 6,269,312 1,978,451 773,634 1,784,994 1,583,013 4,084,384 1,653,725 2,254,782 15,902,106 3,243,716 117,998,306 1,087,313 214,403 8,623,602 50,365,082 8,978,394 2,677,341 9,796,008 2,803,201 27,666,967 5,785,995 59,977,388 4,618,976 0 4,944,307 8,377,319 9,178,438 1,765,295 5,105,270 1,697,668 20,930,796 3,359,319 46 APPENDIX B 47 BUSINESS BIRTHS AND DEATHS BY INDUSTRY Information for this report was derived from documents used in the required status functions relating to coverage under the Louisiana Employment Security Law submitted by covered employers. Statistical records used were derived from employer status reports and termination notices containing data on industry, type of organization, liability data, etc. Industrial classifications used in this report were based on the Standard Industrial Classification Manual, Executive Office of the President, Office of Management and Budget, 1987. A business birth is the establishment of a liable employer reporting unit. This includes new firms and reopened accounts. A business death is termination of liability of a reporting unit - a separation from coverage without a successor. If a firm becomes liable during a reporting year and has a predecessor, this firm is not counted as a birth. If a firm becomes inactive during a reporting year and has a successor, this firm is not counted as a death. 48 BIRTHS AND DEATHS AMONG EMPLOYERS IN LOUISIANA 01/01/2000 THROUGH 12/31/2000 2 DIGIT SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 90,946 498 115 1,436 127 57 5 1,325 59 2,443 991 5,692 406 32 171 761 61 62 510 230 62 148 12 193 52 418 682 81 275 104 17 9 141 10 6 0 121 3 271 111 565 14 3 5 62 9 5 26 25 7 7 2 11 7 32 43 10 24 16 0.17 0.09 1.46 0.1 0.06 0 1.25 0.03 2.8 1.15 5.85 0.14 0.03 0.05 0.64 0.09 0.05 0.26 0.25 0.07 0.07 0.02 0.11 0.07 0.33 0.44 0.1 0.24 0.16 23 8 99 6 4 1 121 2 311 122 483 25 0 8 64 7 5 35 13 1 5 1 10 2 30 45 5 15 10 9647 100.00 7406 TOTAL FIRMS % OF TOTAL % OF TOTAL NET GAIN YEAR BEGIN BIRTHS BIRTHS DEATHS DEATHS OR LOSS 100.00 0.31 0.1 1.33 0.08 0.05 0.01 1.63 0.02 4.19 1.64 6.52 0.33 0 0.1 0.86 0.09 0.06 0.47 0.17 0.01 0.06 0.01 0.13 0.02 0.4 0.6 0.06 0.2 0.13 2,241 -6 1 42 4 2 -1 0 1 -40 -11 82 -11 3 -3 -2 2 0 -9 12 6 2 1 1 5 2 -2 5 9 6 STATEWIDE TOTAL 1 2 7 8 9 10 13 14 15 16 17 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION-CROPS AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION LIVESTOCK & ANIMAL SPECIAL AGRICULTURAL SERVICES FORESTRY FISHING, HUNTING, AND TRAPPING METAL MINING OIL AND GAS EXTRACTION MINING AND QUARRYING OF NONMETALLIC MINERALS BUILDING CONSTRUCTION-GENERAL CONTRACTORS HEAVY CONSTRUCTION OTHER THAN BUILDING CONSTRUCT. CONSTRUCTION-SPECIAL TRADE CONTRACTORS FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS APPAREL AND OTHER FINISHED FABRIC PRODUCTS LUMBER AND WOOD PRODUCTS, EXCEPT FURNITURE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES PAPER AND ALLIED PRODUCTS PRINTING, PUBLISHING, AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS PETROLEUM REFINING AND RELATED INDUSTRIES RUBBER AND MISCELLANEOUS PLASTICS PRODUCTS LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS STONE, CLAY, GLASS, AND CONCRETE PRODUCTS PRIMARY METAL INDUSTRIES FABRICATED METAL PROD., EXCEPT MACHINERY & TRANS. INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL MACHINERY & COMPUTERS ELECTRONIC AND OTHER ELECTRICAL, EXCEPT COMPUTERS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MEASURING, ETC. INSTRUMENTS; PHOTOGRAPHIC; TIME BIRTHS AND DEATHS AMONG EMPLOYERS IN LOUISIANA 01/01/2000 THROUGH 12/31/2000 2 DIGIT SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 154 5 230 2,235 837 159 18 582 435 523 5,116 2,645 907 131 2,776 1,967 991 1,317 4,729 3,532 531 1,044 330 317 2,128 2,792 366 680 2,026 5,319 2,445 21 1 30 320 54 18 0 36 63 51 392 186 70 6 260 153 76 135 570 301 23 140 109 32 199 246 36 70 215 899 212 0.21 0.01 0.31 3.31 0.55 0.18 0 0.37 0.65 0.52 4.06 1.92 0.72 0.06 2.69 1.58 0.78 1.39 5.9 3.12 0.23 1.45 1.12 0.33 2.06 2.55 0.37 0.72 2.22 9.31 2.19 10 1 20 283 78 11 1 50 46 20 403 213 51 6 200 121 67 98 435 250 9 116 40 26 169 199 33 37 153 571 141 TOTAL FIRMS % OF TOTAL % OF TOTAL NET GAIN YEAR BEGIN BIRTHS BIRTHS DEATHS DEATHS OR LOSS 0.13 0.01 0.27 3.82 1.05 0.14 0.01 0.67 0.62 0.27 5.44 2.87 0.68 0.08 2.7 1.63 0.9 1.32 5.87 3.37 0.12 1.56 0.54 0.35 2.28 2.68 0.44 0.49 2.06 7.7 1.9 11 0 10 37 -24 7 -1 -14 17 31 -11 -27 19 0 60 32 9 37 135 51 14 24 69 6 30 47 3 33 62 328 71 39 40 41 42 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 67 70 72 73 75 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION LOCAL AND SUBURBAN TRANSIT AND HIGHWAY TRANS. MOTOR FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION AND WAREHOUSING WATER TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION BY AIR PIPELINES, EXCEPT NATURAL GAS TRANSPORTATION SERVICES COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRIC, GAS, AND SANITARY SERVICES WHOLESALE TRADE - DURABLE GOODS WHOLESALE TRADE - NONDURABLE GOODS BUILDING MATERIALS, HARDWARE, GARDEN SUPPLY GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AND GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL AND ACCESSORY STORES HOME FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS, AND EQUIPMENT STORES EATING AND DRINKING PLACES MISCELLANEOUS RETAIL DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS NONDEPOSITORY CREDIT INSTITUTIONS SECURITY BROKERS, DEALERS, EXCHANGES, & SERVICES INSURANCE CARRIERS INSURANCE AGENTS, BROKERS, AND SERVICE REAL ESTATE HOLDING AND OTHER INVESTMENT OFFICES HOTELS, ROOMING HOUSES, CAMPS, OTHER LODGING PERSONAL SERVICES BUSINESS SERVICES AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR, SERVICES, AND PARKING BIRTHS AND DEATHS AMONG EMPLOYERS IN LOUISIANA 01/01/2000 THROUGH 12/31/2000 2 DIGIT SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 1,229 356 1,208 6,752 3,567 687 1,889 58 906 4,451 3,717 248 378 370 27 115 78 635 145 36 150 587 227 65 157 6 17 634 420 32 0 4 2 2 1 676 1.5 0.37 1.55 6.08 2.35 0.67 1.62 0.06 0.17 6.57 4.35 0.33 0 0.04 0.02 0.02 0.01 7 119 60 96 383 186 45 108 1 35 403 426 33 1 3 0 1 0 187 TOTAL FIRMS % OF TOTAL % OF TOTAL NET GAIN YEAR BEGIN BIRTHS BIRTHS DEATHS DEATHS OR LOSS 1.6 0.81 1.29 5.17 2.51 0.6 1.45 0.01 0.47 5.44 5.75 0.44 0.01 0.04 0 0.01 0 2.52 26 -24 54 204 41 20 49 5 -18 231 -6 -1 -1 1 2 1 1 489 76 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 86 87 88 89 91 92 94 95 96 99 MISCELLANEOUS REPAIR SERVICES MOTION PICTURES AMUSEMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES HEALTH SERVICES LEGAL SERVICES EDUCATIONAL SERVICES SOCIAL SERVICES MUSEUMS, ART GALLERIES, BOTANICAL & ZOOLOGICAL MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS ENGINEERING, ACCOUNTING, RESEARCH, MGMT. SERVICES PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES GOVERNMENT, EXCEPT FINANCE JUSTICE, PUBLIC ORDER, AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION OF HUMAN RESOURCE PROGRAMS ADMINISTRATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY & HOUSING ADMINISTRATION OF ECONOMIC PROGRAMS NONCLASSIFIABLE ESTABLISHMENTS