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MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATIONOffice of Labor Market Analysis and Information

1100 North Eutaw StreetBaltimore, Maryland 21201

Governor

Lieutenant Governor

Secretary

Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr.

Michael S. Steele

James D. Fielder, Jr., Ph.D.

Employment and Payrolls

Second Quarter 2005

Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and RegulationOffice of Labor Market Analysis and Information

1100 North Eutaw StreetBaltimore, MD 21201

Prepared by:

Patrick Arnold, Director

(410) 767-2250E-mail: [email protected]

December, 2005

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface

State of MarylandTable I Major Industry Series

Baltimore MSAMaryland Portion D.C. MSA

State of Maryland

Table II Employment and Wages by Size

Baltimore MSAMaryland Portion D.C. MSA

Total EmploymentTable III Employment and Wages by County

Government SectorPrivate Sector

of Reporting Unit

Carroll CountyCecil CountyCharles CountyDorchester CountyFrederick CountyGarrett CountyHarford CountyHoward CountyKent CountyMontgomery CountyPrince George's CountyQueen Anne's CountySt. Mary's CountySomerset CountyTalbot CountyWashington CountyWicomico CountyWorcester CountyNondistributable

State of MarylandTable IV County Industry Series

Baltimore MSAAllegany CountyAnne Arundel CountyBaltimore CityBaltimore CountyCalvert CountyCaroline County

Appendix A--Source of Data & Scope ofCoverage

Appendix B--Explanation of Terms

Appendix C--Limitations

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PREFACE

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This publication is generated from statistics produced by Maryland's ES-202 Program. It provides the reader with a basic

industrial profile of Maryland's economy. The data are generated and published on a quarterly basis with totals for the state

as well as each of its political subdivisions. Included are all workers covered by the Unemployment Insurance (UI) Law of

Maryland and the unemployment compensation for federal employees (UCFE) program. Together these two account for

over 91% of all civilian employment. The principle exclusions are cited in Appendix A of this report.

also be based on the NAICS. Prior to the reports for 2001, the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Manual was used for

This report uses the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) to code establishments. All future releases will

Requests for more information or additional copies of this report should be directed to:

Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation

Office of Labor Market Analysis and Information

1100 North Eutaw Street

Baltimore, MD 21201

(410) 767-2250

E-mail: [email protected]

coding purposes. Although some titles remained the same, the content has changed from one system to the other and the

series are not comparable.

page details this aggregation.

For purposes of this report, NAICS sectors have been combined using the BLS standard for sector aggregation. The following

BLS Standard for Sector Aggregation Titles for NAICS

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Goods-Producing

Natural Resources and Mining

Sector 11

Construction

Manufacturing

(Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting), Sector 21 (Mining)

Sector 23 (Construction)

Sectors 31, 32, 33 (Manufacturing)

Service-Providing

Trade, Transportation, and Utilities

Sector 42

Information

Financial Activities

(Wholesale Trade),

Sector 51 (Information)

Sector 52 (Finance and Insurance)

(Transportation and Warehousing),

Sector 22 (Utilities)

Sectors 44, 45 (Retail Trade), Sectors 48, 49

Professional and Business Services

Sector 54 (Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services), (Management of Companies and Enterprises),

Sector 56 (Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services)

Sector 55

Education and Health Services

Sector 61 (Educational Services), Sector 62 (Health Care and Social Assistance)

Leisure and Hospitality

Sector 71 (Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation), (Accomodation and Food Services)Sector 72

Other Services

Public Administration

Sector 81 (Other Services, except Public Administration)

Sector 92 (Public Administration)

Unclassified

Sector 99 (Unclassified)

Sector 53 (Real Estate and Rental and Leasing)

INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE

EMPLOYMENTTOTAL WAGES

TABLE I

STATE OF MARYLAND

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

TOTAL EMPLOYMENTGOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL

160,841 2,490,422 2,512,054 2,527,617 3,127 456,287 459,038 448,437

930 124,822 124,814 126,008 376 98,745 99,705 92,953 1,071,325,852

1,821 232,720 234,519 229,476

FEDERAL GOVERNMENTSTATE GOVERNMENTLOCAL GOVERNMENT

2,510,031 454,587

125,215 97,134

232,238

$817 979

1,367 848 825

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MAJOR INDUSTRY SERIES

2,491,245,739

2,225,825,897

5,788,397,488$26,666,783,818

157,714 2,034,135 2,053,016 2,079,180 2,055,444 781 20,878,386,330PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL -- ALL INDUSTRIES

SECOND QUARTER 2005

GOODS-PRODUCING 23,789 328,369 331,389 335,227 331,662 910 3,923,146,622

Natural Resources and Mining 719 6,968 7,260 7,369 7,199 624 58,417,933

Crop production 236 2,265 2,504 2,523 2,431 512 16,178,000

Animal production 130 1,414 1,409 1,427 1,417 540 9,947,917

Forestry and logging 71 446 452 439 446 522 3,026,921

Fishing, hunting and trapping 31 176 171 188 178 631 1,460,239

Agriculture and forestry support activities 158 948 979 1,022 983 500 6,383,634

Oil and gas extraction 5 10 10 10 10 668 86,799

Mining, except oil and gas 59 1,360 1,374 1,382 1,372 984 17,551,987

Support activities for mining 29 349 361 378 363 802 3,782,436

Construction 18,785 180,280 183,123 186,542 183,315 832 1,983,589,456

Construction of buildings 6,563 43,014 43,541 44,706 43,754 918 522,296,408

Heavy and civil engineering construction 1,028 17,398 17,923 18,290 17,870 849 197,341,862

Specialty trade contractors 11,194 119,868 121,659 123,546 121,691 799 1,263,951,186

Manufacturing 4,285 141,121 141,006 141,316 141,148 1,025 1,881,139,233

Food manufacturing 367 15,665 15,688 15,922 15,758 721 147,791,489

Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing 72 4,429 4,420 4,483 4,444 825 47,662,583

Textile mills 45 1,672 1,618 1,623 1,638 592 12,614,028

Textile product mills 123 1,097 1,084 1,085 1,089 628 8,884,424

Apparel manufacturing 77 1,845 1,817 1,835 1,832 539 12,830,191

Leather and allied product manufacturing 17 807 757 764 776 745 7,512,507

Wood product manufacturing 150 3,873 3,936 3,954 3,921 659 33,587,743

Paper manufacturing 50 5,302 5,310 5,363 5,325 796 55,069,785

Printing and related support activities 684 13,763 13,724 13,645 13,711 855 152,436,153

Petroleum and coal products manufacturing 35 958 958 967 961 1,038 12,965,017

Chemical manufacturing 231 12,354 12,374 12,357 12,362 1,148 184,543,487

Plastics and rubber products manufacturing 120 7,878 7,869 7,906 7,884 897 91,927,056

Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing 194 5,265 5,317 5,250 5,277 815 55,926,461

Primary metal manufacturing 60 4,112 4,136 4,124 4,124 1,318 70,642,579

Fabricated metal product manufacturing 479 9,827 9,835 9,919 9,860 809 103,662,542

Machinery manufacturing 243 8,854 8,810 8,931 8,865 1,336 153,959,894

Computer and electronic product manufacturing 356 22,721 22,672 22,681 22,691 1,650 486,644,133

Electrical equipment and appliance mfg. 80 2,231 2,219 2,199 2,216 975 28,097,724

Transportation equipment manufacturing 154 9,422 9,443 9,333 9,399 1,038 126,806,448

Furniture and related product manufacturing 277 3,986 4,010 4,017 4,004 663 34,522,580

See note at end of table.

INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE I

STATE OF MARYLAND

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

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MAJOR INDUSTRY SERIES - CONTINUED

SECOND QUARTER 2005

Miscellaneous manufacturing 471 5,060 5,009 4,958 5,009 815 53,052,409

SERVICE PROVIDING 131,980 1,703,867 1,719,650 1,741,889 1,721,802 75616,929,872,725

Trade, Transportation, and Utilities 33,528 459,010 462,974 466,790 462,925 674 4,053,343,689

Utilities 141 9,693 9,709 9,690 9,697 1,497 188,694,662

Merchant wholesalers, durable goods 4,972 53,302 53,541 53,741 53,528 1,123 781,729,628

Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods 2,201 30,478 30,656 30,961 30,698 893 356,186,210

Electronic markets and agents and brokers 2,874 10,107 10,226 10,304 10,212 1,327 176,149,587

Motor vehicle and parts dealers 1,779 39,174 39,332 39,330 39,279 805 411,301,183

Furniture and home furnishings stores 1,148 12,321 12,407 12,409 12,379 620 99,854,810

Electronics and appliance stores 1,091 11,119 11,037 11,063 11,073 694 99,942,819

Building material and garden supply stores 1,160 25,775 26,529 26,436 26,247 595 202,896,915

Food and beverage stores 3,628 58,466 58,851 59,549 58,955 453 347,557,960

Health and personal care stores 1,631 16,635 16,847 17,021 16,834 571 124,868,367

Gasoline stations 1,467 10,763 10,751 10,818 10,777 367 51,444,449

Clothing and clothing accessories stores 2,486 27,999 28,724 29,324 28,682 331 123,500,473

Sporting goods, hobby, book and music stores 1,153 13,723 13,945 13,931 13,866 381 68,714,321

General merchandise stores 788 52,021 52,288 53,032 52,447 378 257,797,647

Miscellaneous store retailers 2,401 19,459 19,555 19,883 19,632 396 101,062,595

Nonstore retailers 609 5,246 5,233 5,268 5,249 659 44,989,900

Air transportation 72 4,719 4,691 4,797 4,736 1,054 64,900,356

Rail transportation D D D D D DD

Water transportation 38 550 571 591 571 1,033 7,670,676

Truck transportation 1,764 17,285 17,491 17,868 17,548 721 164,478,299

Transit and ground passenger transportation 760 9,084 9,032 8,970 9,029 442 51,823,106

Pipeline transportation 5 50 50 50 50 1,244 808,520

Scenic and sightseeing transportation 57 357 492 542 464 295 1,780,004

Support activities for transportation 723 10,462 10,618 10,616 10,565 904 124,205,531

Postal service D D D D D DD

Couriers and messengers 348 10,334 10,496 10,526 10,452 727 98,823,843

Warehousing and storage 207 9,758 9,771 9,934 9,821 794 101,365,486

Information 2,855 49,290 49,724 49,957 49,657 1,108 715,507,392

Publishing industries, except Internet 702 12,702 12,854 12,761 12,772 977 162,239,430

Motion picture and sound recording industries 429 3,829 3,942 4,131 3,967 459 23,654,086

Broadcasting, except Internet 143 4,820 4,853 4,844 4,839 1,454 91,465,334

Internet publishing and broadcasting D D D D D DD

Telecommunications 850 19,722 19,787 19,795 19,768 1,229 315,829,618

ISPs, search portals, and data processing 596 7,033 7,087 7,202 7,107 1,126 104,040,992

Other information services D D D D D DD

Financial Activities 14,567 157,504 157,795 159,386 158,228 1,112 2,287,939,208

Monetary authorities - central bank D D D D D DD

Credit intermediation and related activities 3,887 57,330 57,473 57,972 57,592 1,030 770,946,911

INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE I

STATE OF MARYLAND

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

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SECOND QUARTER 2005

Securities, commodity contracts, investments 1,185 14,379 14,376 14,475 14,410 2,447 458,420,916

Insurance carriers and related activities 3,023 35,944 35,835 35,724 35,834 1,135 528,893,558

Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles 168 1,764 1,800 1,829 1,798 1,164 27,199,304

Real estate 5,231 33,584 33,739 34,366 33,896 834 367,495,095

Rental and leasing services 1,023 13,763 13,836 14,266 13,955 685 124,328,123

Lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets D D D D D DD

Professional and Business Services 33,680 382,642 384,985 388,301 385,309 978 4,896,919,418

Professional and technical services 22,944 213,214 211,699 213,365 212,759 1,261 3,487,572,674

Management of companies and enterprises 364 13,312 13,387 13,475 13,391 1,417 246,678,422

Administrative and support services 9,875 149,235 152,938 154,426 152,200 550 1,088,319,458

Waste management and remediation services 497 6,881 6,961 7,035 6,959 822 74,348,864

Education and Health Services 16,052 339,838 340,300 339,392 339,843 747 3,302,023,432

Educational services 2,072 55,154 54,817 53,204 54,392 767 542,014,066

Ambulatory health care services 9,900 92,231 92,624 92,487 92,447 940 1,130,134,219

Hospitals 133 91,577 91,518 92,357 91,817 826 985,509,491

Nursing and residential care facilities 1,418 59,369 59,527 59,446 59,447 524 405,053,594

Social assistance 2,529 41,507 41,814 41,898 41,740 441 239,312,062

Leisure and Hospitality 12,386 226,333 234,289 247,480 236,034 337 1,033,388,271

Performing arts and spectator sports 710 6,814 7,072 8,074 7,320 956 90,959,599

Museums, historical sites, zoos, and parks 100 1,859 1,916 1,962 1,912 473 11,746,249

Amusements, gambling, and recreation 1,469 25,307 27,037 33,147 28,497 306 113,179,176

Accommodation 738 24,614 25,543 27,076 25,744 618 206,900,882

Food services and drinking places 9,369 167,739 172,721 177,221 172,560 272 610,602,365

Other Services 18,912 89,250 89,583 90,583 89,805 549 640,751,315

Repair and maintenance 4,469 25,502 25,457 25,514 25,491 674 223,458,650

Personal and laundry services 3,840 30,277 30,536 30,568 30,460 411 162,942,879

Membership associations and organizations 2,556 24,680 24,864 25,749 25,098 660 215,226,312

Private households 8,047 8,791 8,726 8,752 8,756 344 39,123,474

UNCLASSIFIED 1,945 1,899 1,977 2,064 1,980 986 25,366,983

INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE I

BALTIMORE MSA

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT

GOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL 69,565 1,228,141 1,235,584 1,240,137

1,393 214,126 215,065 209,962

359 41,066 41,113 41,390 242 66,295 66,564 65,096 777,489,143 792 106,765 107,388 103,476


1,234,621

213,051

41,190 65,985

105,876

$799

900

1,197 906 780

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1,073,638,340

640,779,210

2,491,906,693

$12,827,028,917


SECOND QUARTER 2005

GOODS-PRODUCING 10,731 157,439 158,546 160,195 158,727 932 1,923,505,798


Crop production 82 771 834 841 815 512 5,422,863

Animal production 46 268 267 263 266 434 1,500,006

Forestry and logging 7 128 129 125 127 612 1,010,642

Fishing, hunting and trapping D D D D D DD

Agriculture and forestry support activities 73 310 316 329 318 480 1,985,805

Oil and gas extraction D D D D D DD

Mining, except oil and gas 14 216 224 236 225 883 2,581,494

Support activities for mining 9 29 34 33 32 743 308,908

Construction 8,340 79,946 81,172 82,759 81,292 835 882,885,549


Heavy and civil engineering construction 450 9,113 9,341 9,498 9,317 843 102,101,863

Specialty trade contractors 5,000 53,803 54,592 55,431 54,609 805 571,596,422

Manufacturing 2,149 75,713 75,516 75,549 75,593 1,046 1,027,522,196



Textile mills 21 678 665 671 671 581 5,066,614

Textile product mills 70 605 602 605 604 630 4,947,410

Apparel manufacturing 41 1,052 1,032 1,048 1,044 519 7,037,497

Leather and allied product manufacturing D D D D D DD

Wood product manufacturing 61 1,933 1,949 1,978 1,953 640 16,254,009

Paper manufacturing 31 3,175 3,198 3,201 3,191 735 30,469,804


Petroleum and coal products manufacturing D D D D D DD


Plastics and rubber products manufacturing 70 3,907 3,856 3,826 3,863 719 36,122,448


Primary metal manufacturing 37 3,269 3,291 3,284 3,281 1,401 59,775,337


Machinery manufacturing 142 5,454 5,371 5,422 5,416 1,477 104,007,986


Electrical equipment and appliance mfg. 42 1,122 1,121 1,111 1,118 1,028 14,945,658


Furniture and related product manufacturing 128 1,603 1,602 1,602 1,602 700 14,582,564

INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE I

BALTIMORE MSA

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

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SECOND QUARTER 2005


SERVICE PROVIDING 57,154 856,320 861,698 869,691 862,570 750 8,409,531,543


Utilities 40 5,303 5,293 5,312 5,303 1,617 111,505,924


Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods 970 17,463 17,622 17,815 17,633 883 202,393,219

Electronic markets and agents and brokers 599 3,288 3,281 3,315 3,295 1,154 49,440,923

Motor vehicle and parts dealers 845 18,554 18,649 18,616 18,606 806 195,033,964

Furniture and home furnishings stores 505 5,362 5,375 5,385 5,374 613 42,798,800

Electronics and appliance stores 513 5,347 5,305 5,291 5,314 721 49,813,437

Building material and garden supply stores 514 10,973 11,275 11,228 11,159 591 85,714,935


Health and personal care stores 787 8,687 8,822 8,895 8,801 593 67,855,141

Gasoline stations 637 3,953 3,941 4,009 3,968 359 18,504,885

Clothing and clothing accessories stores 1,224 14,157 14,476 14,616 14,416 343 64,290,114

Sporting goods, hobby, book and music stores 543 6,800 6,862 6,888 6,850 365 32,496,985


Miscellaneous store retailers 1,161 10,008 10,069 10,195 10,091 391 51,279,960


Air transportation 44 4,027 4,007 4,115 4,050 1,141 60,090,176

Rail transportation D D D D D DD

Water transportation D D D D D DD

Truck transportation 826 8,730 8,892 9,063 8,895 766 88,619,504

Transit and ground passenger transportation 343 5,720 5,640 5,593 5,651 442 32,498,444

Pipeline transportation D D D D D DD

Scenic and sightseeing transportation 29 303 404 436 381 297 1,471,016

Support activities for transportation 407 6,197 6,363 6,390 6,317 821 67,436,302



Warehousing and storage 110 6,127 6,163 6,201 6,164 713 57,109,437

Information 1,016 20,406 20,422 20,701 20,510 1,029 274,442,124

Publishing industries, except Internet 245 5,592 5,671 5,714 5,659 901 66,301,726










INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE I

BALTIMORE MSA

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

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SECOND QUARTER 2005

Securities, commodity contracts, investments 549 9,510 9,510 9,546 9,522 2,625 324,992,105

Insurance carriers and related activities 1,548 20,347 20,307 20,206 20,287 1,097 289,331,128

Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles 65 818 819 853 830 1,256 13,546,903

Real estate 2,341 14,729 14,789 14,965 14,828 779 150,214,230

Rental and leasing services 466 7,303 7,232 7,419 7,318 705 67,064,347





Administrative and support services 4,143 72,745 73,979 74,899 73,874 527 506,278,017



Educational services 912 38,625 38,228 36,857 37,903 828 407,904,132

Ambulatory health care services 4,464 44,996 45,315 45,273 45,195 904 531,034,673

Hospitals 75 60,395 60,248 60,791 60,478 845 664,033,958

Nursing and residential care facilities 678 30,639 30,740 30,754 30,711 540 215,709,807

Social assistance 1,245 23,296 23,491 23,366 23,384 455 138,224,505

Leisure and Hospitality 6,045 111,151 113,944 118,380 114,492 332 494,483,164

Performing arts and spectator sports 297 3,128 3,194 3,507 3,276 1,550 66,004,655

Museums, historical sites, zoos, and parks 51 1,367 1,399 1,411 1,392 473 8,555,053

Amusements, gambling, and recreation 732 12,681 13,569 16,249 14,166 302 55,633,381

Accommodation 242 9,458 9,641 9,902 9,667 420 52,766,928


Other Services 6,984 40,844 40,958 41,562 41,121 531 283,839,075



Membership associations and organizations 1,145 11,018 11,076 11,493 11,196 600 87,298,488


UNCLASSIFIED 287 256 275 289 273 587 2,084,883

INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE I

MARYLAND PORTION OF DC MSA

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT

GOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL 58,758 922,649 929,737 933,798

984 186,923 188,464 182,947

324 71,071 71,040 71,863 39 20,108 20,783 15,658 177,978,514

621 95,744 96,641 95,426


928,728

186,111

71,325 18,850 95,937

$885

1,121

1,491 726 923

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1,151,279,905

1,382,081,970

2,711,340,389

$10,690,194,692

57,774 735,726 741,273 750,851 742,617 826 7,978,854,303PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL -- ALL INDUSTRIES

SECOND QUARTER 2005

GOODS-PRODUCING 7,900 113,279 114,427 115,752 114,486 965 1,436,513,455


Crop production 42 602 615 611 609 494 3,913,200

Animal production 31 437 431 437 435 504 2,849,296

Forestry and logging 8 50 48 46 48 494 308,231

Fishing, hunting and trapping D D D D D DD

Agriculture and forestry support activities 39 171 179 183 178 588 1,359,569

Oil and gas extraction D D D D D DD

Mining, except oil and gas 11 392 392 397 394 1,082 5,541,925

Support activities for mining 7 99 101 101 100 757 984,066

Construction 6,581 77,291 78,377 79,601 78,423 878 894,719,489


Heavy and civil engineering construction 297 5,981 6,158 6,269 6,136 939 74,936,046

Specialty trade contractors 3,938 51,591 52,356 53,180 52,376 827 563,030,660

Manufacturing 1,178 34,211 34,259 34,351 34,274 1,182 526,623,672



Textile mills 10 219 224 223 222 817 2,357,836

Textile product mills 39 400 392 388 393 648 3,311,088

Apparel manufacturing 22 356 365 383 368 499 2,387,515

Leather and allied product manufacturing D D D D D DD

Wood product manufacturing 33 969 1,004 1,017 997 811 10,506,674

Paper manufacturing 7 189 194 194 192 754 1,882,207


Petroleum and coal products manufacturing 9 283 284 290 286 1,121 4,166,428


Plastics and rubber products manufacturing 19 357 358 367 361 796 3,735,730


Primary metal manufacturing D D D D D DD


Machinery manufacturing 44 1,116 1,123 1,156 1,132 901 13,255,056


Electrical equipment and appliance mfg. 16 205 192 172 190 1,610 3,976,690


Furniture and related product manufacturing 92 965 971 960 965 757 9,494,926

INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE I


AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

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SECOND QUARTER 2005




Utilities 49 3,234 3,241 3,194 3,223 1,411 59,100,588


Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods 523 7,211 7,212 7,253 7,225 876 82,285,547

Electronic markets and agents and brokers 344 1,740 1,736 1,750 1,742 1,218 27,591,253

Motor vehicle and parts dealers 552 15,408 15,408 15,423 15,413 858 171,870,172

Furniture and home furnishings stores 468 5,413 5,458 5,445 5,439 644 45,530,552

Electronics and appliance stores 412 4,796 4,782 4,824 4,801 688 42,931,459

Building material and garden supply stores 374 10,271 10,614 10,590 10,492 628 85,650,528


Health and personal care stores 576 5,363 5,432 5,499 5,431 522 36,836,407

Gasoline stations 537 3,906 3,894 3,885 3,895 418 21,177,001

Clothing and clothing accessories stores 882 11,034 11,242 11,446 11,241 314 45,846,070

Sporting goods, hobby, book and music stores 401 5,653 5,765 5,696 5,705 405 30,018,309


Miscellaneous store retailers 768 6,955 6,946 7,059 6,987 412 37,404,080


Air transportation 10 136 137 146 140 712 1,296,074

Water transportation 9 254 252 258 255 831 2,756,100

Truck transportation 423 4,378 4,430 4,579 4,462 620 35,953,142

Transit and ground passenger transportation D D D D D DD

Pipeline transportation D D D D D DD

Scenic and sightseeing transportation 11 27 31 31 30 336 131,078

Support activities for transportation 173 1,986 1,968 1,959 1,971 1,126 28,842,121



Warehousing and storage 54 2,385 2,360 2,470 2,405 1,069 33,410,887

Information 1,095 23,620 23,933 23,932 23,828 1,232 381,604,238

Publishing industries, except Internet 266 5,486 5,540 5,374 5,467 1,130 80,275,583







Financial Activities 5,319 59,635 59,809 60,473 59,972 1,131 881,841,217



Securities, commodity contracts, investments 409 4,282 4,286 4,348 4,305 2,081 116,452,689

INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE I


AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

- 9 -


SECOND QUARTER 2005

Insurance carriers and related activities 974 12,938 12,861 12,826 12,875 1,242 207,953,656

Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles 53 862 893 885 880 1,070 12,244,952

Real estate 2,076 15,547 15,584 15,833 15,655 937 190,610,603

Rental and leasing services 364 5,259 5,356 5,496 5,370 692 48,341,129


Professional and Business Services 12,647 162,690 162,630 163,986 163,102 1,045 2,216,182,931



Administrative and support services 3,423 57,882 58,576 58,834 58,431 584 443,770,957


Education and Health Services 6,432 100,293 100,610 100,777 100,560 747 976,357,920

Educational services D D D D D DD

Ambulatory health care services 4,195 35,268 35,331 35,222 35,274 997 457,284,636

Hospitals 37 19,007 19,023 19,165 19,065 834 206,790,661

Nursing and residential care facilities 500 19,186 19,291 19,248 19,242 507 126,783,825

Social assistance D D D D D DD


Performing arts and spectator sports 256 2,819 3,045 3,601 3,155 477 19,551,223

Museums, historical sites, zoos, and parks 23 314 321 335 323 483 2,026,699

Amusements, gambling, and recreation 408 8,801 9,140 11,937 9,959 317 40,981,696

Accommodation 192 9,570 9,678 9,928 9,725 996 125,861,526


Other Services 9,692 37,035 37,110 37,368 37,171 599 289,439,522



Membership associations and organizations 879 10,014 10,052 10,385 10,150 826 109,039,146


UNCLASSIFIED 727 931 959 997 962 700 8,757,481

NOTE: D - indicates data does not meet agency disclosure standards.

SIZE CLASS

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRDTOTAL WAGES

TABLE II

STATE OF MARYLAND - PRIVATE ONLY

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

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EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES BY SIZE OF REPORTING UNIT

SECOND QUARTER 2005

ALL SIZES 157,714 2,034,135 2,053,016 2,079,180 $781$20,878,386,330100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.00100.0Percent

0 24,139 13,884 7,188 0 1,099100,379,629 15.3 0.7 0.4 0.0 1.41 0.5Percent

1-4 69,976 136,790 136,411 137,417 7561,344,436,135 44.4 6.7 6.6 6.6 0.97 6.4Percent

5-9 25,677 166,024 167,333 170,011 6761,474,152,284 16.3 8.2 8.2 8.2 0.87 7.1Percent

10-19 17,707 231,460 234,971 239,143 6992,136,147,331 11.2 11.4 11.4 11.5 0.90 10.2Percent

20-49 12,310 360,721 366,309 373,076 7053,358,759,598 7.8 17.7 17.8 17.9 0.90 16.1Percent

50-99 4,548 302,857 307,327 312,489 7382,951,272,784 2.9 14.9 15.0 15.0 0.94 14.1Percent

100-249 2,594 378,929 383,477 390,801 7733,862,201,773 1.6 18.6 18.7 18.8 0.99 18.5Percent

250-499 528 172,133 174,566 176,838 8461,920,041,398 0.3 8.5 8.5 8.5 1.08 9.2Percent

500-999 145 92,612 94,162 96,397 9991,225,710,309 0.1 4.6 4.6 4.6 1.28 5.9Percent

1,000 & Over 90 178,725 181,272 183,008 1,0652,505,285,089 0.1 8.8 8.8 8.8 1.36 12.0Percent

See note at end of table.

SIZE CLASS

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT


TABLE II

BALTIMORE MSA - PRIVATE ONLY

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

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SECOND QUARTER 2005

ALL SIZES 68,172 1,014,015 1,020,519 1,030,175 $778$10,335,122,224100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.00100.0Percent

0 9,494 5,393 2,982 0 87631,767,864 13.9 0.5 0.3 0.0 1.13 0.3Percent

1-4 28,748 58,731 58,373 58,887 685522,235,219 42.2 5.8 5.7 5.7 0.88 5.1Percent

5-9 11,838 77,069 77,606 78,639 643650,553,085 17.4 7.6 7.6 7.6 0.83 6.3Percent

10-19 8,296 109,242 110,599 112,240 672967,196,263 12.2 10.8 10.8 10.9 0.86 9.4Percent

20-49 5,847 171,985 174,413 177,298 7061,603,269,833 8.6 17.0 17.1 17.2 0.91 15.5Percent

50-99 2,286 154,406 156,398 157,904 7281,477,985,022 3.4 15.2 15.3 15.3 0.94 14.3Percent

100-249 1,277 187,800 189,488 192,529 7701,902,266,212 1.9 18.5 18.6 18.7 0.99 18.4Percent

250-499 265 86,911 88,034 88,762 835954,018,706 0.4 8.6 8.6 8.6 1.07 9.2Percent

500-999 69 44,294 44,681 45,099 1,045607,157,442 0.1 4.4 4.4 4.4 1.34 5.9Percent

1,000 & Over 52 118,184 117,945 118,817 1,0521,618,672,578 0.1 11.7 11.6 11.5 1.35 15.7Percent

SIZE CLASS

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT


TABLE II

MARYLAND PORTION OF DC MSA - PRIVATE ONLY

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

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SECOND QUARTER 2005

ALL SIZES 57,774 735,726 741,273 750,851 $826$7,978,854,303100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.00100.0Percent

0 8,674 6,246 2,635 0 1,33551,386,417 15.0 0.8 0.4 0.0 1.62 0.6Percent

1-4 26,325 50,285 50,131 50,388 730477,117,406 45.6 6.8 6.8 6.7 0.88 6.0Percent

5-9 9,064 59,004 58,943 59,862 729561,970,723 15.7 8.0 8.0 8.0 0.88 7.0Percent

10-19 6,282 82,616 83,570 84,717 751816,868,230 10.9 11.2 11.3 11.3 0.91 10.2Percent

20-49 4,465 132,865 134,224 136,022 7461,303,641,810 7.7 18.1 18.1 18.1 0.90 16.3Percent

50-99 1,649 109,907 110,985 112,862 8061,165,417,683 2.9 14.9 15.0 15.0 0.98 14.6Percent

100-249 1,020 148,332 150,377 153,050 8281,620,639,088 1.8 20.2 20.3 20.4 1.00 20.3Percent

250-499 212 67,518 68,808 70,022 904807,884,423 0.4 9.2 9.3 9.3 1.09 10.1Percent

500-999 55 34,815 36,050 37,607 1,014476,533,273 0.1 4.7 4.9 5.0 1.23 6.0Percent

1,000 & Over 28 44,138 45,550 46,321 1,183697,395,250 0.0 6.0 6.1 6.2 1.43 8.7Percent

NOTE: The percentages shown for the ten size classes are additive to the total in each column with the exception of thelast column, average weekly wage per worker. In this column percentages relate size class averages to the averagesof all sizes.

STATE BY COUNTYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE III

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

STATE OF MARYLAND 160,841 2,490,422 2,512,054 2,527,617*****

2,510,031 $26,666,783,818

EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES BY COUNTY

$817

SECOND QUARTER 2005

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1,730 30,414 30,545 30,762 30,574 217,538,158ALLEGANY 547

14,140 221,277 222,718 222,822 222,272 2,276,214,984ANNE ARUNDEL 788

14,118 351,615 352,426 351,988 352,010 3,986,430,735BALTIMORE CITY 871

21,316 369,839 372,818 374,743 372,467 3,724,886,082BALTIMORE COUNTY 769

1,873 20,491 20,917 21,301 20,903 178,654,584CALVERT 657

709 8,725 8,795 8,859 8,793 63,772,945CAROLINE 558

4,721 53,870 54,533 54,906 54,436 426,105,122CARROLL 602

1,940 29,535 29,827 30,149 29,837 279,367,645CECIL 720

2,867 40,154 40,494 40,813 40,487 344,519,724CHARLES 655

789 11,887 12,156 12,456 12,166 88,877,696DORCHESTER 562

5,793 91,205 92,139 93,027 92,124 855,902,896FREDERICK 715

982 11,437 11,593 11,862 11,631 72,239,941GARRETT 478

5,519 80,836 81,220 81,885 81,314 744,533,971HARFORD 704

8,274 137,817 138,814 140,453 139,028 1,574,715,990HOWARD 871

740 8,083 8,300 8,342 8,242 60,355,386KENT 563

32,574 457,295 459,898 464,850 460,681 5,930,395,712MONTGOMERY 990

15,651 313,504 316,289 313,807 314,533 3,380,721,776PRINCE GEORGE'S 827

1,477 12,887 13,055 13,340 13,094 94,142,033QUEEN ANNE'S 553

1,923 37,340 37,627 37,865 37,611 421,598,053SAINT MARY'S 862

459 6,877 7,050 7,038 6,988 53,774,013SOMERSET 592

1,771 19,044 19,391 19,738 19,391 148,079,460TALBOT 587

3,416 65,794 66,586 67,013 66,464 533,684,782WASHINGTON 618

2,743 45,418 45,562 45,812 45,597 368,427,090WICOMICO 622

2,258 22,604 24,869 29,533 25,669 149,893,594WORCESTER 449

69,565 1,228,141 1,235,584 1,240,137 1,234,621 12,827,028,917

58,758 922,649 929,737 933,798 928,728 10,690,194,692

BALTIMORE MSA


*****

13,058 42,474 44,432 44,253 43,720 691,951,446NONDISTRIBUTABLE

799

885

1,217


OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE III

GOVERNMENT SECTOR

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

STATE OF MARYLAND 3,127 456,287 459,038 448,437

*****

454,587 $979 $5,788,397,488

EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES BY COUNTY - CONTINUED

SECOND QUARTER 2005

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75 6,462 6,489 6,391 6,447 725 60,748,899ALLEGANY

307 34,507 34,646 31,896 33,683 888 388,739,420ANNE ARUNDEL

433 75,987 76,205 75,523 75,905 918 906,237,947BALTIMORE CITY

275 59,845 60,084 58,847 59,592 910 705,109,832BALTIMORE COUNTY

60 3,750 3,902 3,904 3,852 833 41,720,960CALVERT

36 1,503 1,483 1,478 1,488 640 12,376,170CAROLINE

85 7,903 8,071 7,921 7,965 768 79,552,283CARROLL

77 7,417 7,392 7,272 7,360 854 81,692,867CECIL

87 8,263 8,327 8,251 8,280 947 101,948,073CHARLES

48 2,261 2,261 2,282 2,268 702 20,701,444DORCHESTER

132 14,066 14,093 14,029 14,063 844 154,258,121FREDERICK

55 1,779 1,800 1,722 1,767 608 13,966,868GARRETT

118 16,817 16,875 16,755 16,816 999 218,368,865HARFORD

127 16,588 16,725 16,566 16,626 797 172,263,553HOWARD

37 1,103 1,139 1,091 1,111 705 10,182,365KENT

338 79,425 79,640 78,532 79,199 1,282 1,319,436,301MONTGOMERY

367 81,419 82,502 78,231 80,717 1,043 1,093,976,934PRINCE GEORGE'S

48 2,479 2,459 2,454 2,464 675 21,634,793QUEEN ANNE'S

80 11,075 11,097 11,139 11,104 1,175 169,549,457SAINT MARY'S

41 2,962 2,998 2,826 2,929 684 26,035,637SOMERSET

44 1,851 1,873 1,898 1,874 712 17,351,741TALBOT

108 8,472 8,529 8,562 8,521 683 75,704,542WASHINGTON

76 6,857 6,797 6,869 6,841 708 62,994,716WICOMICO

68 3,480 3,635 3,985 3,700 701 33,706,043WORCESTER

1,393 214,126 215,065 209,962 213,051 900 2,491,906,693

984 186,923 188,464 182,947 186,111 1,121 2,711,340,389

BALTIMORE MSA


*****

5 16 16 13 15 716 139,657NONDISTRIBUTABLE


OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE III

PRIVATE SECTOR

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

STATE OF MARYLAND 157,714 2,034,135 2,053,016 2,079,180

*****

2,055,444 $781$20,878,386,330

EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES BY COUNTY - CONTINUED

SECOND QUARTER 2005

- 15 -

1,655 23,952 24,056 24,371 24,126 500 156,789,259ALLEGANY

13,833 186,770 188,072 190,926 188,589 770 1,887,475,564ANNE ARUNDEL

13,685 275,628 276,221 276,465 276,105 858 3,080,192,788BALTIMORE CITY

21,041 309,994 312,734 315,896 312,875 742 3,019,776,250BALTIMORE COUNTY

1,813 16,741 17,015 17,397 17,051 618 136,933,624CALVERT

673 7,222 7,312 7,381 7,305 541 51,396,775CAROLINE

4,636 45,967 46,462 46,985 46,471 574 346,552,839CARROLL

1,863 22,118 22,435 22,877 22,477 677 197,674,778CECIL

2,780 31,891 32,167 32,562 32,207 579 242,571,651CHARLES

741 9,626 9,895 10,174 9,898 530 68,176,252DORCHESTER

5,661 77,139 78,046 78,998 78,061 691 701,644,775FREDERICK

927 9,658 9,793 10,140 9,864 454 58,273,073GARRETT

5,401 64,019 64,345 65,130 64,498 628 526,165,106HARFORD

8,147 121,229 122,089 123,887 122,402 881 1,402,452,437HOWARD

703 6,980 7,161 7,251 7,131 541 50,173,021KENT

32,236 377,870 380,258 386,318 381,482 930 4,610,959,411MONTGOMERY

15,284 232,085 233,787 235,576 233,816 752 2,286,744,842PRINCE GEORGE'S

1,429 10,408 10,596 10,886 10,630 525 72,507,240QUEEN ANNE'S

1,843 26,265 26,530 26,726 26,507 731 252,048,596SAINT MARY'S

418 3,915 4,052 4,212 4,060 526 27,738,376SOMERSET

1,727 17,193 17,518 17,840 17,517 574 130,727,719TALBOT

3,308 57,322 58,057 58,451 57,943 608 457,980,240WASHINGTON

2,667 38,561 38,765 38,943 38,756 606 305,432,374WICOMICO

2,190 19,124 21,234 25,548 21,969 407 116,187,551WORCESTER

68,172 1,014,015 1,020,519 1,030,175 1,021,570 77810,335,122,224

57,774 735,726 741,273 750,851 742,617 826 7,978,854,303

BALTIMORE MSA


*****

13,053 42,458 44,416 44,240 43,705 1,218 691,811,789NONDISTRIBUTABLE

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT

GOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL160,841 2,490,422 2,512,054 2,527,617

3,127 456,287 459,038 448,437

930 124,822 124,814 126,008 376 98,745 99,705 92,953 1,071,325,852

1,821 232,720 234,519 229,476


2,510,031

454,587

125,215 97,134

232,238

$817

979

1,367 848 825

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COUNTY INDUSTRY SERIES

2,491,245,739

2,225,825,897

5,788,397,488

$26,666,783,818


SECOND QUARTER 2005

STATE OF MARYLAND

GOODS-PRODUCING 23,789 328,369 331,389 335,227 331,662 910 3,923,146,622


Construction 18,785 180,280 183,123 186,542 183,315 832 1,983,589,456

Manufacturing 4,285 141,121 141,006 141,316 141,148 1,025 1,881,139,233

SERVICE PROVIDING 131,980 1,703,867 1,719,650 1,741,889 1,721,802 75616,929,872,725


Information 2,855 49,290 49,724 49,957 49,657 1,108 715,507,392





Other Services 18,912 89,250 89,583 90,583 89,805 549 640,751,315

UNCLASSIFIED 1,945 1,899 1,977 2,064 1,980 986 25,366,983

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT

GOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL


PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL -- ALL INDUSTRIES

BALTIMORE MSA

GOODS-PRODUCING 10,731 157,439 158,546 160,195 158,727 932 1,923,505,798 Natural Resources and Mining 242 1,780 1,858 1,887 1,842 547 13,098,053 Construction 8,340 79,946 81,172 82,759 81,292 835 882,885,549 Manufacturing 2,149 75,713 75,516 75,549 75,593 1,046 1,027,522,196SERVICE PROVIDING 57,154 856,320 861,698 869,691 862,570 750 8,409,531,543 Trade, Transportation, and Utilities 14,995 230,008 231,839 233,647 231,831 675 2,035,436,070 Information 1,016 20,406 20,422 20,701 20,510 1,029 274,442,124 Financial Activities 6,772 80,567 80,498 80,926 80,664 1,163 1,219,741,607 Professional and Business Services

287 256 275 289 273 587 2,084,883



Other Services 6,045 111,151 113,944 118,380 114,492 332 494,483,164

UNCLASSIFIED 6,984 40,844 40,958 41,562 41,121 531 283,839,075

69,565 1,228,141 1,235,584 1,240,137

1,393 214,126 215,065 209,962

359 41,066 41,113 41,390 242 66,295 66,564 65,096 777,489,143 792 106,765 107,388 103,476

1,234,621

213,051

41,190 65,985

105,876

$799

900

1,197 906 780 1,073,638,340

640,779,210

2,491,906,693

$12,827,028,917

68,172 1,014,015 1,020,519 1,030,175 1,021,570 778 10,335,122,224

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

COUNTY INDUSTRY SERIES - CONTINUED

SECOND QUARTER 2005

- 17 -

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


75 6,462 6,489 6,391

22 565 569 560 11 2,410 2,416 2,360 23,339,083


30,574

6,447

565 2,395

$547

725

1,061 750

7,794,576

60,748,899

$217,538,158

1,655 23,952 24,056 24,371 24,126 500 156,789,259 42 3,487 3,504 3,471 29,615,240 3,487 653

ALLEGANY COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 245 4,920 4,916 4,964 4,933 688 44,089,303

Natural Resources and Mining 19 176 177 172 175 617 1,403,854

Construction 161 1,294 1,384 1,447 1,375 614 10,973,646

Manufacturing 65 3,450 3,355 3,345 3,383 721 31,711,803

SERVICE PROVIDING 1,406 19,029 19,136 19,403 19,189 452 112,682,366

Trade, Transportation, and Utilities 435 5,226 5,266 5,224 5,239 421 28,655,538

Information 25 445 447 443 445 620 3,589,525

Financial Activities 122 746 764 766 759 553 5,456,986

Professional and Business Services 182 2,278 2,254 2,432 2,321 406 12,248,932

Education and Health Services 249 5,920 5,980 6,098 5,999 628 48,998,572

Leisure and Hospitality 187 3,327 3,330 3,320 3,326 217 9,376,582

Other Services 206 1,087 1,095 1,120 1,101 304 4,356,231

UNCLASSIFIED 4 3 4 4 4 338 17,590

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


307 34,507 34,646 31,896

101 7,384 7,431 7,409 65 8,677 8,764 8,983 97,818,660


222,272

33,683

7,408 8,808

$788

888

1,071 854

103,152,552

388,739,420

$2,276,214,984

13,833 186,770 188,072 190,926 188,589 770 1,887,475,564 141 18,446 18,451 15,504 187,768,208 17,467 827

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 2,331 30,451 30,626 31,078 30,718 1,057 422,055,984


Construction 1,944 16,414 16,602 16,972 16,663 818 177,205,195

Manufacturing 358 13,892 13,884 13,951 13,909 1,348 243,659,883


Trade, Transportation, and Utilities 3,060 51,509 51,852 52,370 51,910 682 460,535,895

Information 223 4,315 4,303 4,366 4,328 931 52,380,396

Financial Activities 1,275 11,717 11,771 11,939 11,809 923 141,759,375

Professional and Business Services 3,008 33,831 33,645 34,055 33,844 997 438,586,511



Other Services 1,427 8,427 8,534 8,641 8,534 548 60,843,143

UNCLASSIFIED 152 165 181 193 180 572 1,338,795

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2005

- 18 -

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


433 75,987 76,205 75,523

74 8,288 8,274 8,295 120 39,517 39,641 38,980 479,911,627


352,010

75,905

8,286 39,379

$871

918

1,117 937

120,279,659

906,237,947

$3,986,430,735

13,685 275,628 276,221 276,465 276,105 858 3,080,192,788 239 28,182 28,290 28,248 306,046,661 28,240 834

BALTIMORE CITY


GOODS-PRODUCING 1,479 29,490 29,459 29,339 29,429 865 330,848,555

Natural Resources and Mining 7 50 49 49 49 948 603,613

Construction 917 11,185 11,410 11,385 11,327 876 128,955,139

Manufacturing 555 18,255 18,000 17,905 18,053 858 201,289,803



Information 209 6,357 6,368 6,456 6,394 1,118 92,921,388





Other Services 1,608 11,304 11,246 11,424 11,325 580 85,377,402

UNCLASSIFIED 28 4 4 4 4 260 13,530

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


275 59,845 60,084 58,847

68 16,882 16,872 17,022 23 12,354 12,420 11,382 140,702,246


372,467

59,592

16,925 12,052

$769

910

1,269 898

279,311,155

705,109,832

$3,724,886,082

21,041 309,994 312,734 315,896 312,875 742 3,019,776,250 184 30,609 30,792 30,443 285,096,431 30,615 716

BALTIMORE COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 2,954 52,613 53,162 53,806 53,194 977 675,861,866


Construction 2,271 25,558 26,003 26,663 26,075 853 288,991,179

Manufacturing 618 26,454 26,537 26,539 26,510 1,109 382,286,059



Information 313 6,458 6,534 6,655 6,549 1,008 85,796,456





Other Services 2,137 11,676 11,678 11,788 11,714 499 75,932,233

UNCLASSIFIED 8 4 3 2 3 1,101 42,935

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2005

- 19 -

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


60 3,750 3,902 3,904

25 145 146 141 6 226 225 225 2,039,033


20,903

3,852

144 225

$657

833

1,262 697

2,362,241

41,720,960

$178,654,584

1,813 16,741 17,015 17,397 17,051 618 136,933,624 29 3,379 3,531 3,538 37,319,686 3,483 824

CALVERT COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 494 2,984 3,003 3,095 3,027 717 28,212,844


Construction 436 2,241 2,263 2,356 2,287 708 21,041,050

Manufacturing 53 725 722 721 723 747 7,019,576



Information 27 306 318 324 316 895 3,677,820





Other Services 149 758 775 800 778 419 4,240,044

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT

GOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL 709 8,725 8,795 8,859

36 1,503 1,483 1,478

14 94 94 93 5 191 190 189 1,736,862


8,793

1,488

94 190

$558

640

750 703

916,265

12,376,170

$63,772,945

673 7,222 7,312 7,381 7,305 541 51,396,775 17 1,218 1,199 1,196 9,723,043 1,204 621

CAROLINE COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 204 2,397 2,469 2,533 2,466 611 19,601,591


Construction 145 686 705 753 715 574 5,333,233

Manufacturing 32 1,522 1,541 1,557 1,540 658 13,163,657

SERVICE PROVIDING 468 4,825 4,843 4,848 4,839 505 31,795,184


Information 3 9 9 9 9 788 92,170


Professional and Business Services 80 370 364 375 370 515 2,478,180


Leisure and Hospitality 42 515 529 509 518 196 1,320,987

Other Services 59 203 199 207 203 433 1,143,319

UNCLASSIFIED 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2005

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


85 7,903 8,071 7,921

20 318 318 329 8 1,264 1,266 1,314 13,033,611


54,436

7,965

322 1,281

$602

768

931 783

3,897,342

79,552,283

$426,105,122

4,636 45,967 46,462 46,985 46,471 574 346,552,839 57 6,321 6,487 6,278 62,621,330 6,362 757

CARROLL COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 1,276 12,108 12,242 12,471 12,274 746 119,070,608


Construction 1,072 7,242 7,404 7,596 7,414 691 66,643,643

Manufacturing 167 4,629 4,599 4,632 4,620 846 50,816,965



Information 53 546 519 526 530 809 5,575,997

Financial Activities 382 1,628 1,652 1,659 1,646 785 16,795,097




Other Services 426 2,243 2,254 2,285 2,261 409 12,020,303

UNCLASSIFIED 4 1 1 1 1 96 1,250

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


77 7,417 7,392 7,272

28 3,404 3,402 3,381 6 324 324 326 2,992,869


29,837

7,360

3,396 325

$720

854

1,060 708

46,787,021

81,692,867

$279,367,645

1,863 22,118 22,435 22,877 22,477 677 197,674,778 43 3,689 3,666 3,565 31,912,977 3,640 674

CECIL COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 417 6,508 6,603 6,755 6,622 979 84,246,259


Construction 308 1,590 1,628 1,680 1,633 586 12,443,672

Manufacturing 71 4,280 4,327 4,422 4,343 1,175 66,311,821



Information 14 263 262 261 262 826 2,811,702


Professional and Business Services 243 1,754 1,707 1,740 1,734 1,019 22,972,041



Other Services 166 950 958 1,002 970 393 4,959,359

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2005

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


87 8,263 8,327 8,251

23 2,163 2,154 2,159 5 395 395 398 3,448,377


40,487

8,280

2,159 396

$655

947

1,330 670

37,317,867

101,948,073

$344,519,724

2,780 31,891 32,167 32,562 32,207 579 242,571,651 59 5,705 5,778 5,694 61,181,829 5,726 822

CHARLES COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 563 5,230 5,354 5,448 5,344 773 53,671,755

Natural Resources and Mining 17 131 123 121 125 1,017 1,652,897

Construction 477 3,885 4,009 4,089 3,994 751 39,007,463

Manufacturing 69 1,214 1,222 1,238 1,225 817 13,011,395



Information 38 506 539 526 524 757 5,154,023





Other Services 247 1,246 1,265 1,290 1,267 485 7,994,669


TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


48 2,261 2,261 2,282

15 132 126 124 8 812 811 810 7,991,867


12,166

2,268

127 811

$562

702

890 758

1,468,889

20,701,444

$88,877,696

741 9,626 9,895 10,174 9,898 530 68,176,252 25 1,317 1,324 1,348 11,240,688 1,330 650

DORCHESTER COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 187 3,726 3,760 3,799 3,762 617 30,188,634


Construction 105 549 564 574 562 576 4,205,665

Manufacturing 50 2,823 2,844 2,849 2,839 616 22,746,908



Information 13 99 102 103 101 567 744,398





Other Services 75 353 358 369 360 351 1,642,463

UNCLASSIFIED 2 2 2 2 2 705 18,324

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2005

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


132 14,066 14,093 14,029

55 3,187 3,204 3,266 7 652 659 647 6,439,799


92,124

14,063

3,219 653

$715

844

1,181 759

49,436,663

154,258,121

$855,902,896

5,661 77,139 78,046 78,998 78,061 691 701,644,775 70 10,227 10,230 10,116 98,381,659 10,191 743

FREDERICK COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 1,321 17,757 18,029 18,305 18,030 802 188,005,632


Construction 1,076 10,767 10,981 11,152 10,967 776 110,607,148

Manufacturing 194 6,424 6,485 6,574 6,494 867 73,175,576



Information 97 1,563 1,583 1,578 1,575 847 17,338,350





Other Services 482 3,127 3,150 3,198 3,158 489 20,092,247

UNCLASSIFIED 20 12 12 12 12 736 114,805

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


55 1,779 1,800 1,722

14 72 74 71 6 219 218 220 2,008,162


11,631

1,767

72 219

$478

608

802 705

750,706

13,966,868

$72,239,941

927 9,658 9,793 10,140 9,864 454 58,273,073 35 1,488 1,508 1,431 11,208,000 1,476 584

GARRETT COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 282 2,608 2,652 2,739 2,666 599 20,768,783


Construction 192 1,076 1,117 1,182 1,125 497 7,264,352

Manufacturing 50 957 959 966 961 543 6,779,345



Information 13 139 142 139 140 554 1,007,704





Other Services 85 489 488 498 492 412 2,633,457

UNCLASSIFIED 4 9 10 13 11 315 45,017

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2005

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


118 16,817 16,875 16,755

53 7,468 7,499 7,606 6 474 478 480 4,394,989


81,314

16,816

7,524 477

$704

999

1,262 709

123,395,182

218,368,865

$744,533,971

5,401 64,019 64,345 65,130 64,498 628 526,165,106 59 8,875 8,898 8,669 90,578,694 8,814 791

HARFORD COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 1,186 12,262 12,357 12,510 12,376 761 122,506,858


Construction 977 6,967 7,014 7,149 7,043 729 66,703,428

Manufacturing 169 5,092 5,127 5,153 5,124 819 54,542,050



Information 51 669 663 670 667 884 7,667,270





Other Services 504 2,743 2,758 2,781 2,761 496 17,795,420

UNCLASSIFIED 26 23 27 26 25 443 143,855

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


127 16,588 16,725 16,566

29 635 634 643 14 3,814 3,795 3,755 39,981,017


139,028

16,626

637 3,788

$871

797

1,184 812

9,802,145

172,263,553

$1,574,715,990

8,147 121,229 122,089 123,887 122,402 881 1,402,452,437 84 12,139 12,296 12,168 122,480,391 12,201 772

HOWARD COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 1,131 18,284 18,423 18,647 18,451 975 233,747,008


Construction 862 11,322 11,455 11,664 11,480 963 143,749,238

Manufacturing 234 6,594 6,572 6,564 6,577 1,021 87,290,728



Information 149 1,921 1,895 1,888 1,901 1,163 28,731,276

Financial Activities 843 8,783 8,756 8,791 8,777 1,148 131,034,640

Professional and Business Services 2,100 28,261 28,473 28,883 28,539 1,242 460,637,083



Other Services 742 3,890 3,916 4,025 3,944 558 28,584,231

UNCLASSIFIED 59 55 55 59 56 678 493,486

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2005

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


37 1,103 1,139 1,091

13 82 78 82 8 278 281 284 2,664,285


8,242

1,111

81 281

$563

705

828 729

871,644

10,182,365

$60,355,386

703 6,980 7,161 7,251 7,131 541 50,173,021 16 743 780 725 6,646,436 749 683

KENT COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 151 1,562 1,588 1,566 1,572 615 12,560,327


Construction 92 395 396 407 399 541 2,803,760

Manufacturing 24 811 807 805 808 633 6,649,825



Information 6 47 47 49 48 844 526,548





Other Services 81 245 257 254 252 401 1,313,733

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


338 79,425 79,640 78,532

104 39,651 39,703 40,196 8 1,038 1,034 1,046 9,693,527


460,681

79,199

39,850 1,039

$990

1,282

1,535 718

795,389,730

1,319,436,301

$5,930,395,712

32,236 377,870 380,258 386,318 381,482 930 4,610,959,411 226 38,736 38,903 37,290 514,353,044 38,310 1,033

MONTGOMERY COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 3,278 44,870 44,977 45,429 45,092 1,110 650,912,602


Construction 2,744 29,275 29,396 29,865 29,512 935 358,791,786

Manufacturing 490 14,801 14,761 14,740 14,767 1,487 285,418,804



Information 655 14,760 14,972 15,077 14,936 1,345 261,228,210


Professional and Business Services 7,784 100,517 100,794 101,912 101,074 1,110 1,458,573,184



Other Services 7,273 21,694 21,636 21,855 21,728 624 176,380,778

UNCLASSIFIED 503 682 689 716 696 734 6,637,484

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2005

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


367 81,419 82,502 78,231

117 25,925 25,833 26,101 13 17,797 18,470 13,342 156,357,778


314,533

80,717

25,953 16,536

$827

1,043

1,475 727

497,575,469

1,093,976,934

$3,380,721,776

15,284 232,085 233,787 235,576 233,816 752 2,286,744,842 237 37,697 38,199 38,788 440,043,687 38,228 885

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 2,244 42,438 43,064 43,475 42,992 923 515,710,622


Construction 1,848 31,123 31,728 32,139 31,663 887 365,272,042

Manufacturing 372 11,047 11,069 11,078 11,065 1,029 147,998,321



Information 278 6,485 6,521 6,427 6,478 1,119 94,205,835

Financial Activities 1,491 13,610 13,668 13,783 13,687 835 148,570,146




Other Services 1,541 10,210 10,284 10,225 10,240 606 80,731,784

UNCLASSIFIED 203 237 258 269 255 605 2,005,192

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


48 2,479 2,459 2,454

14 91 85 86 6 195 200 202 1,646,993


13,094

2,464

87 199

$553

675

832 637

941,175

21,634,793

$94,142,033

1,429 10,408 10,596 10,886 10,630 525 72,507,240 28 2,193 2,174 2,166 19,046,625 2,178 673

QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 374 2,231 2,277 2,344 2,284 654 19,414,919


Construction 297 1,258 1,284 1,330 1,291 634 10,637,727

Manufacturing 48 797 797 805 800 734 7,636,708



Information 18 140 140 140 140 752 1,369,341



Education and Health Services 60 627 635 636 633 518 4,258,965


Other Services 140 561 572 618 584 433 3,286,343

UNCLASSIFIED 10 4 4 4 4 981 51,032

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2005

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


80 11,075 11,097 11,139

34 6,793 6,780 6,867 8 810 774 763 7,886,128


37,611

11,104

6,813 782

$862

1,175

1,432 776

126,790,528

169,549,457

$421,598,053

1,843 26,265 26,530 26,726 26,507 731 252,048,596 38 3,472 3,543 3,509 34,872,801 3,508 765

SAINT MARY'S COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 382 2,286 2,355 2,422 2,354 710 21,712,268


Construction 330 1,787 1,839 1,880 1,835 662 15,780,634

Manufacturing 41 472 489 511 491 895 5,711,299



Information 25 225 225 224 225 770 2,253,568


Professional and Business Services 388 8,624 8,650 8,675 8,650 1,113 125,133,563



Other Services 146 852 870 868 863 467 5,239,753

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


41 2,962 2,998 2,826

13 67 65 71 9 2,006 2,017 1,828 17,468,053


6,988

2,929

68 1,950

$592

684

799 689

706,432

26,035,637

$53,774,013

418 3,915 4,052 4,212 4,060 526 27,738,376 19 889 916 927 7,861,152 911 664

SOMERSET COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 106 886 975 1,047 969 547 6,890,518


Construction 74 298 292 313 301 522 2,041,066

Manufacturing 19 333 348 382 354 611 2,812,397



Information 4 20 19 19 19 717 177,063



Education and Health Services 40 748 758 760 755 446 4,376,283


Other Services 36 92 96 92 93 422 509,609


NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2005

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


44 1,851 1,873 1,898

18 268 270 264 6 206 210 206 1,751,564


19,391

1,874

267 207

$587

712

1,000 651

3,471,236

17,351,741

$148,079,460

1,727 17,193 17,518 17,840 17,517 574 130,727,719 20 1,377 1,393 1,428 12,128,941 1,399 667

TALBOT COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 325 3,352 3,401 3,426 3,393 661 29,160,070


Construction 261 1,689 1,721 1,754 1,721 679 15,192,765

Manufacturing 47 1,577 1,588 1,582 1,582 654 13,451,402



Information 24 332 330 332 331 703 3,023,374





Other Services 262 1,062 1,061 1,116 1,080 487 6,832,398

UNCLASSIFIED 2 2 2 2 2 2,654 69,000

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


108 8,472 8,529 8,562

34 668 666 679 11 2,519 2,495 2,503 24,641,909


66,464

8,521

671 2,506

$618

683

756 756

6,594,449

75,704,542

$533,684,782

3,308 57,322 58,057 58,451 57,943 608 457,980,240 63 5,285 5,368 5,380 44,468,184 5,344 640

WASHINGTON COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 678 13,340 13,456 13,585 13,460 773 135,250,426


Construction 500 4,143 4,237 4,352 4,244 668 36,859,586

Manufacturing 158 9,065 9,090 9,084 9,080 822 97,041,898



Information 45 1,439 1,460 1,487 1,462 535 10,159,937





Other Services 297 1,797 1,789 1,794 1,793 424 9,878,557

UNCLASSIFIED 25 50 47 48 48 635 395,941

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2005

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


76 6,857 6,797 6,869

26 346 343 346 10 2,242 2,282 2,367 20,444,039


45,597

6,841

345 2,297

$622

708

1,017 685

4,559,968

62,994,716

$368,427,090

2,667 38,561 38,765 38,943 38,756 606 305,432,374 40 4,269 4,172 4,156 37,990,709 4,199 696

WICOMICO COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 514 8,077 8,130 8,167 8,125 669 70,682,010


Construction 376 3,287 3,344 3,361 3,331 623 26,961,604

Manufacturing 101 4,382 4,356 4,365 4,368 714 40,571,875



Information 31 814 816 809 813 783 8,278,820





Other Services 263 2,451 2,454 2,470 2,458 406 12,987,937

UNCLASSIFIED 5 2 2 2 2 156 4,050

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


68 3,480 3,635 3,985

16 194 194 217 6 321 336 343 2,894,149


25,669

3,700

202 333

$449

701

858 669

2,253,003

33,706,043

$149,893,594

2,190 19,124 21,234 25,548 21,969 407 116,187,551 46 2,965 3,105 3,425 28,558,891 3,165 694

WORCESTER COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 399 3,173 3,245 3,371 3,263 583 24,729,268


Construction 324 2,041 2,085 2,179 2,102 542 14,797,949

Manufacturing 43 988 1,008 1,038 1,011 683 8,970,819



Information 26 121 124 132 126 648 1,061,711





Other Services 160 711 745 795 750 389 3,788,799


NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2005

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


5 16 16 13

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


43,720

15

0 0

$1217

716

0 0

0

139,657

$691,951,446

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

NONDISTRIBUTABLE


GOODS-PRODUCING 1,268 4,816 4,866 4,906 4,863 1,000 63,247,912


Construction 996 4,208 4,262 4,300 4,257 927 51,326,486

Manufacturing 257 537 519 510 522 1,631 11,070,316

SERVICE PROVIDING 10,899 36,998 38,874 38,627 38,166 1,239 614,589,180

Trade, Transportation, and Utilities 3,926 12,030 12,169 12,169 12,123 1,503 236,905,552

Information 515 1,311 1,386 1,317 1,338 1,480 25,734,510

Financial Activities 837 2,471 2,515 2,563 2,516 1,602 52,384,586

Professional and Business Services 4,537 17,454 19,053 18,898 18,468 1,044 250,694,535

Education and Health Services 465 1,843 1,890 1,870 1,868 1,116 27,102,492


Other Services 400 1,079 1,145 1,068 1,097 855 12,187,103

UNCLASSIFIED 886 644 676 707 676 1,590 13,974,697

APPENDIX A

Data contained in this report represent all employers covered by the Unemployment Insurance (UI) law of Maryland as well asfederal workers covered by 5 U.S.C. section 85 (Unemployment Compensation for Federal Employees). The state-insured data are compiled from quarterly contributions reports submitted by employers subject to the Maryland law. Included are all reports received plus estimates for those known to be delinquent. Incomplete reports have missing data elements estimated as necessary to provide useful data. Employers known to have more than one physical location operating in Maryland are requested to "breakdown" the data submitted. A Multiple Worksite Report completed by an employer allows data to be disaggregated intoreporting units. Employment data pertaining to the federal government are obtained from similarly required reports submitted by the

SOURCE OF DATA

various government installations located in Maryland.

An employer is subject to Maryland's UI law as soon as one or more workers are employed in the state. The following types ofwage and salary employment are currently exempt from this coverage:

SCOPE OF COVERAGE

Railroad workers

Agricultural labor where cash wages are less than $20,000 or fewer than 10 workers are employed during the current orpreceding quarter

Domestic service unless during any quarter of the current or preceding calendar year the employer pays cash wages of at least $1,000 to individuals performing the employment

Crew members and officers of vessels having a capacity of 10 tons or less

State and local government elected officials

Religious organization workers except where employment is elected to be covered as provided for in the law

Insurance and real estate agents that receive payment solely by commission

In addition to the wage and salaried workers listed above, all self-employed and family workers are not covered by the law. Amore complete definition of covered workers may be obtained by referring to the annotated code of Maryland.

Federal employment represents civilian employees only. A few installations are exempt because of national security.

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APPENDIX B

- The total wages paid divided by thirteen (number of weeks in a quarter) thendivided by the quarterly average employment. It should be noted that no attempt is made to standardize the workweek.Industries that employ a large number of part-time workers will normally have a downward bias while those that engage in

EXPLANATION OF TERMS

AVERAGE WEEKLY WAGE PER WORKER

extensive payment of overtime will normally have an upward bias.

- The Baltimore MSA (Metropolitan Statistical Area) consists of Baltimore City and Anne Arundel,Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, Howard and Queen Anne's counties.BALTIMORE MSA

- The number of workers earning wages during the pay period including the 12th of the month. Included arethose on paid sick leave, paid holiday, paid vacation, etc. The count excludes those who did not earn wages during the entirepay period because of layoffs, work stoppages, illness or unpaid vacation. Individuals on more than one payroll are counted

EMPLOYMENT

each time they are reported. Employment is by reporting unit and is included in the area in which the unit is located.

- The type of activity(s) engaged in by an employer are classified according to the 2002 North American IndustryClassification System (NAICS) Manual. Where more than one activity is involved the dominant activity is used for classification. When an employer has more than one reporting unit, each unit is assigned to an industry based on the activity of that specific

INDUSTRY

unit. Included in the Unclassified category are those units for which no industry can be assigned.

- The Maryland portion of the Washington, D.C. MSA (Metropolitan Statistical Area)consists of Calvert, Charles, Frederick, Montgomery, and Prince George's counties.MARYLAND PORTION OF D.C. MSA

- An employer is the legal entity subject to the Unemployment Insurance law. In most casesthe employer is equivalent to the establishment or reporting unit, while in some cases the employer will include severalestablishments or reporting units. A reporting unit is the economic unit for which data are submitted by an employer.

EMPLOYER/REPORTING UNIT

Reporting units are, for the most part, individual establishments. An establishment is generally defined as a single physicallocation where primarily one type of economic activity is conducted. An employer may have more than one reporting unit;however, most employers operate only one place of business and therefore only have one reporting unit. In Maryland,approximately 1,900 employers have more than one reporting unit and account for approximately 17,700 of the total numberof units.

- This is the area designation for reporting units that cannot be assigned to one specific area. This includes sales and other personnel with no permanent place of work or established place of business in the state.NONDISTRIBUTABLE

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- Each reporting unit is assigned to a category based on the employment reported for the third month of the quarter. Because of employment fluctuations within the quarter, the average employment per reporting unit may fall outsidethe indicated size class. For example, size zero shows employment for the first two months of the quarter and will result in an

SIZE CLASS

average quarterly employment figure greater than zero. Employment of zero is often reported one or more months for

- The result of summing the employment reported in each of the three months of the quarter and then dividing by three.QUARTERLY AVERAGE EMPLOYMENT

- The sum of all compensation for services. This includes bonuses, commissions, tips and the cash value of all compensation in any medium other than cash such as the value of meals and lodging.TOTAL WAGES

employers entering or leaving the market place as well as those that operate seasonally.

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APPENDIX C

Although these data represent the largest universe of employment and wage information regularly available, there are some limitations associated with the use of the data presented in this report. The user should be aware of the following in making use ofthe data presented here:

LIMITATIONS

All data represent the best available estimates at the time the report was prepared. Once the data are prepared, they are not revised based on later information.

Data reported by employers are edited and corrected, however not all reporting errors are able to be discerned.

Terms used in this report have specific meanings and may not be the same as in other publications even though the termsappear to be the same.

Total wages are based on when the wages were paid and not when they were earned. Bonuses and different pay periods maycause the figures to fluctuate from quarter to quarter.

Industry and area designations are updated once a year as necessary when additional information warrants a change. Thisoccurs in the first quarter report and thus data from previous reports may not always be comparable.

Employers may change the way they report if they have more than one establishment. Employers may begin to report by morethan one reporting unit or may elect to revert back to reporting only one unit.

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EMPLOYMENT AND PAYROLLS SECOND QUARTER … · Employment and Payrolls Second Quarter 2005 ... Utilities 141 9,693 ... Waste management and remediation services 497 6,881 6,961 7,035