EMPLOYMENT AND PAYROLLS SECOND QUARTER 2008labor.maryland.gov/lmi/emppay/emplpayrpt2008qtr2.pdfEmployment and Payrolls SECOND QUARTER 2008 Prepared by: Maryland Department of Labor,

EMPLOYMENT AND PAYROLLS

MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION

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Office of Workforce Information and Performance

1100 North Eutaw Street

Baltimore, MD 21201

SECOND QUARTER 2008

Martin O'Malley , Governor

Anthony G. Brown , Lieutenant Governor

Thomas E. Perez , Secretary

Employment and Payrolls

SECOND QUARTER 2008

Prepared by:

Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation


Carolyn J. Mitchell, Director

1100 North Eutaw Street

Baltimore, MD 21201

(410) 767-2250

E-mail: [email protected]

December, 2008

Preface

BLS Standard for Sector Aggregation Titles for NAICS

Table I Major Industry Series

State of Maryland

Baltimore MSA

Maryland Portion D.C. MSA

Table II Employment and Wages by Size

of Reporting Unit

State of Maryland

Baltimore MSA

Maryland Portion D.C. MSA

Table III Employment and Wages by County

Total Employment

Government Sector

Private Sector

Table IV County Industry Series

Allegany County

Anne Arundel County

Baltimore City

Baltimore County

Calvert County

Caroline County

Carroll County

Cecil County

Charles County

Dorchester County

Frederick County

Garrett County

Harford County

Howard County

Kent County

Montgomery County

Prince George’s County

Queen Anne’s County

St. Mary’s County

Somerset County

Talbot County

Washington County

Wicomico County

Worcester County

Nondistributable

Appendix A—Source of Data & Scope

of Coverage

Appendix B—Explanation of Terms

Appendix C—Limitations

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PREFACE

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.

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

Prior to the reports for 2001, the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Manual was used for coding purposes. Although some titles remained the same,

the content has changed from one system to the other and the series are not comparable.

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

aggregation.

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

Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation


1100 North Eutaw Street - Baltimore, MD 21201

(410) 767-2250

E-mail: [email protected]

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BLS Standard for Sector Aggregation Titles based on the NAICS

Goods-Producing

Natural Resources and Mining

Sector 11 (Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting), Sector 21 (Mining)

Construction

Sector 23 (Construction)

Manufacturing

Sectors 31, 32, 33 (Manufacturing)

Service-Providing

Trade, Transportation, and Utilities

Sector 42 (Wholesale Trade), Sectors 44, 45 (Retail Trade), Sectors 48, 49 (Transportation and Warehousing),

Sector 22 (Utilities)

Information

Sector 51 (Information)

Financial Activities

Professional and Business Services

Sector 52 (Finance and Insurance), Sector 53 (Real Estate and Rental and Leasing)

Sector 54 (Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services), Sector 55 (Management of Companies and Enterprises),

Leisure and Hospitality

Education and Health Services

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

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

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

Sector 81 (Other Services, except Public Administration)

Other Services

Public Administration

Sector 92 (Public Administration)

Sector 99 (Unclassified)

Unclassified

AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT QUARTERLY

AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

TABLE I

MAJOR INDUSTRY SERIES

STATE OF MARYLAND

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SECOND QUARTER 2008

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT 165,572 2,551,665 2,569,043 2,577,767 2,566,158 $30,683,344,489 $920

GOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL 3,321 480,575 481,232 475,539 479,115 6,936,483,759 1,114

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 1,016 125,675 126,217 127,397 126,430 2,679,722,156 1,630

STATE GOVERNMENT 385 101,395 99,750 96,986 99,377 1,288,107,862 997

LOCAL GOVERNMENT 1,920 253,505 255,265 251,156 253,309 2,968,653,741 902

PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL -- ALL INDUSTRIES 162,251 2,071,090 2,087,811 2,102,228 2,087,043 23,746,860,730 875

GOODS-PRODUCING 23,857 315,628 316,267 318,524 316,806 4,240,916,409 1,030

Natural Resources and Mining 689 6,683 7,019 6,983 6,895 59,801,385 667

Crop Production 210 2,379 2,609 2,566 2,518 18,873,676 577

Animal Production 136 1,305 1,308 1,326 1,313 10,135,452 594

Forestry and Logging 60 264 267 264 265 1,762,579 512

Fishing, Hunting and Trapping D D D D D D D

Agriculture and Forestry Support Activity 158 997 1,055 1,017 1,023 7,816,219 588

Oil and Gas Extraction D D D D D D D

Mining, except Oil and Gas 55 1,215 1,221 1,223 1,220 15,137,254 955

Support Activities for Mining 36 397 426 441 421 5,277,841 964

Construction 19,107 180,115 180,365 182,185 180,888 2,245,073,539 955

Construction of Buildings 6,591 41,147 41,384 41,916 41,482 562,940,847 1,044

Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction 1,047 16,372 16,609 17,178 16,720 210,454,634 968

Specialty Trade Contractors 11,469 122,596 122,372 123,091 122,686 1,471,678,058 923

Manufacturing 4,061 128,830 128,883 129,356 129,023 1,936,041,485 1,154

Food Manufacturing 357 15,297 15,312 15,413 15,341 151,600,267 760

Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing 62 3,786 3,794 3,806 3,795 44,081,776 893

Textile Mills 41 1,098 1,066 1,071 1,078 9,084,978 648

Textile Product Mills 121 961 963 959 961 9,101,862 729

Apparel Manufacturing 51 1,345 1,362 1,390 1,366 10,514,877 592

Leather and Allied Product Manufacturing 12 177 179 180 179 1,737,058 748

Wood Product Manufacturing 136 2,781 2,815 2,777 2,791 27,002,088 744

Paper Manufacturing 50 4,335 4,296 4,272 4,301 50,477,121 903

Printing and Related Support Activities 635 12,327 12,312 12,319 12,319 177,666,548 1,109

Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing 37 785 801 775 787 11,489,297 1,123

Chemical Manufacturing 241 12,466 12,470 12,539 12,492 258,583,524 1,592

Plastics and Rubber Products Manufacturing 103 6,900 6,936 7,024 6,953 88,420,025 978

Nonmetallic Mineral Product Manufacturing 194 4,860 4,851 4,833 4,848 54,848,907 870

Primary Metal Manufacturing 51 3,540 3,555 3,575 3,557 61,185,515 1,323

Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 478 10,350 10,356 10,426 10,377 123,200,318 913

Machinery Manufacturing 227 7,589 7,480 7,391 7,487 110,364,972 1,134

Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing 320 21,641 21,647 21,745 21,678 492,051,024 1,746

Electrical Equipment and Appliance Mfg. 78 2,306 2,288 2,275 2,290 33,402,363 1,122

Transportation Equipment Manufacturing 141 7,402 7,467 7,649 7,506 127,863,956 1,310

Furniture and Related Product Manufacturing 258 3,688 3,724 3,698 3,703 34,683,298 720

AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

TABLE I

MAJOR INDUSTRY SERIES - CONTINUED

STATE OF MARYLAND

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SECOND QUARTER 2008

Miscellaneous Manufacturing 468 5,196 5,209 5,239 5,215 58,681,711 866

SERVICE-PROVIDING 137,467 1,754,381 1,770,439 1,782,566 1,769,129 19,492,355,111 848

Trade, Transportation, and Utilities 33,915 459,512 462,249 465,317 462,359 4,383,872,650 729

Utilities 133 10,170 10,238 10,380 10,263 220,662,042 1,654

Merchant Wholesalers, Durable Goods 4,322 48,552 48,588 48,964 48,701 806,566,211 1,274

Merchant Wholesalers, Nondurable Goods 1,946 30,688 30,862 30,846 30,799 389,238,479 972

Electronic Markets and Agents and Brokers 4,010 14,614 14,696 14,789 14,700 292,050,393 1,528

Motor Vehicle and Parts Dealers 1,771 37,701 37,606 37,624 37,644 402,579,280 823

Furniture and Home Furnishings Stores 1,128 11,312 11,285 11,095 11,231 93,626,982 641

Electronics and Appliance Stores 1,133 10,900 10,854 10,865 10,873 98,390,212 696

Building Material and Garden Supply Stores 1,196 25,545 26,025 25,722 25,764 209,122,148 624

Food and Beverage Stores 3,633 63,569 64,546 65,561 64,559 394,560,041 470

Health and Personal Care Stores 1,780 18,072 17,992 18,073 18,046 139,180,212 593

Gasoline Stations 1,365 9,851 9,921 9,983 9,918 48,913,811 379

Clothing and Clothing Accessories Stores 2,643 29,240 29,663 30,334 29,746 130,840,092 338

Sporting Goods, Hobby, Book and Music Stores 1,057 12,057 12,123 12,164 12,115 65,953,527 419

General Merchandise Stores 825 49,710 49,479 50,088 49,759 254,563,889 394

Miscellaneous Store Retailers 2,204 17,898 18,022 17,989 17,970 102,916,890 441

Nonstore Retailers 718 5,446 5,322 5,335 5,368 50,369,357 722

Air Transportation 69 4,445 4,496 4,560 4,500 71,299,036 1,219

Rail Transportation D D D D D D D

Water Transportation 37 574 589 628 597 11,358,084 1,463

Truck Transportation 1,788 15,736 15,929 16,280 15,982 171,090,499 823

Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation 745 10,299 10,391 10,135 10,275 64,501,698 483

Pipeline Transportation D D D D D D D

Scenic and Sightseeing Transportation 55 359 532 611 501 2,377,113 365

Support Activities for Transportation 700 10,356 10,349 10,421 10,375 135,211,096 1,002

Postal Service 25 176 185 189 183 1,338,225 561

Couriers and Messengers 352 11,322 11,607 11,609 11,513 110,042,554 735

Warehousing and Storage 274 10,851 10,877 10,996 10,908 115,618,146 815

Information 2,665 50,627 50,758 50,191 50,525 799,239,469 1,217

Publishing Industries, except Internet 742 12,364 12,284 12,276 12,308 179,796,819 1,124

Motion Picture and Sound Recording Industries 400 4,912 5,257 4,744 4,971 30,336,733 469

Broadcasting, except Internet 139 5,072 4,979 4,992 5,014 111,280,878 1,707

Telecommunications 847 21,276 21,229 21,091 21,199 369,447,467 1,341

ISPs, Search Portals, and Data Processing 349 5,526 5,531 5,598 5,552 82,609,233 1,145

Other Information Services 188 1,477 1,478 1,490 1,482 25,768,339 1,338

Financial Activities 15,523 150,247 150,329 150,953 150,510 2,415,457,707 1,235

Monetary Authorities - Central Bank 7 332 330 314 325 6,569,764 1,553

Credit Intermediation and Related Activities 4,227 52,077 51,929 51,745 51,917 697,767,872 1,034

Securities, Commodity Contracts, Investments 1,358 15,796 15,765 15,933 15,831 530,006,028 2,575

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EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

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REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

TABLE I


STATE OF MARYLAND

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SECOND QUARTER 2008

Insurance Carriers and Related Activities 3,028 34,286 34,264 34,361 34,304 603,629,829 1,354

Funds, Trusts and Other Financial Vehicles 173 1,484 1,497 1,515 1,499 22,534,068 1,157

Real Estate 5,581 33,142 33,161 33,528 33,277 415,550,434 961

Rental and Leasing Services 1,094 12,753 13,003 13,177 12,978 132,575,996 786

Lessors, Nonfinancial Intangible Assets 55 377 380 380 379 6,823,716 1,385

Professional and Business Services 36,252 401,164 401,939 403,328 402,144 6,005,110,605 1,149

Professional and Technical Services 24,987 226,916 224,850 226,004 225,923 4,229,912,898 1,440

Management of Companies and Enterprises 465 21,077 21,195 21,375 21,216 450,576,820 1,634

Administrative and Support Services 10,274 145,517 148,056 147,992 147,188 1,238,322,657 647

Waste Management and Remediation Services 526 7,654 7,838 7,957 7,816 86,298,230 849

Education and Health Services 16,976 366,806 367,591 366,502 366,966 4,064,405,805 852

Educational Services 2,286 59,613 59,529 57,484 58,875 632,316,924 826

Ambulatory Health Care Services 10,364 100,000 100,464 100,585 100,350 1,373,589,104 1,053

Hospitals 140 97,150 97,223 97,951 97,441 1,261,994,396 996

Nursing and Residential Care Facilities 1,440 65,019 65,161 65,416 65,199 508,946,687 600

Social Assistance 2,746 45,024 45,214 45,066 45,101 287,558,694 490

Leisure and Hospitality 13,261 235,771 246,801 254,191 245,588 1,105,847,644 346

Performing Arts and Spectator Sports 772 7,397 9,103 8,040 8,180 98,729,293 928

Museums, Parks and Historical Sites 96 1,807 1,840 1,913 1,853 11,715,608 486

Amusement, Gambling and Recreation 1,484 26,265 28,987 33,859 29,704 125,735,562 326

Accommodation 788 24,349 25,657 26,977 25,661 163,670,743 491

Food Services and Drinking Places 10,121 175,953 181,214 183,402 180,190 705,996,438 301

Other Services 18,875 90,254 90,772 92,084 91,037 718,421,231 607

Repair and Maintenance 4,369 24,725 24,608 24,711 24,681 238,513,634 743

Personal and Laundry Services 3,972 31,918 32,268 32,452 32,213 180,672,742 431

Membership Organizations and Associations 2,698 24,818 25,108 26,132 25,353 254,081,538 771

Private Households 7,836 8,793 8,788 8,789 8,790 45,153,317 395

UNCLASSIFIED 927 1,081 1,105 1,138 1,108 13,589,210 943

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

AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

TABLE I


BALTIMORE MSA

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SECOND QUARTER 2008

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT 71,200 1,258,063 1,264,091 1,267,703 1,263,286 $14,772,006,010 $899


FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 382 40,606 40,571 40,737 40,638 733,019,351 1,388

STATE GOVERNMENT 246 67,307 66,698 66,513 66,839 905,719,917 1,042

LOCAL GOVERNMENT 799 114,004 114,681 112,773 113,819 1,303,639,909 881

PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL -- ALL INDUSTRIES 69,773 1,036,146 1,042,141 1,047,680 1,041,989 11,829,626,833 873

GOODS-PRODUCING 10,921 151,015 151,345 152,754 151,705 2,037,004,825 1,033


Crop Production 76 787 865 839 830 6,274,230 581

Animal Production 48 249 250 258 252 1,618,037 493

Forestry and Logging D D D D D D D

Fishing, Hunting and Trapping 9 70 71 70 70 321,814 352

Agriculture and Forestry Support Activity 73 387 415 373 392 2,759,954 542

Oil and Gas Extraction D D D D D D D

Mining, except Oil and Gas 13 215 217 213 215 2,790,051 998

Support Activities for Mining 13 59 54 59 57 633,703 850

Construction 8,619 79,968 80,098 81,254 80,440 1,001,651,841 958


Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction 474 8,503 8,519 8,680 8,567 109,543,408 984

Specialty Trade Contractors 5,155 54,915 54,902 55,571 55,129 666,712,680 930

Manufacturing 2,067 69,252 69,347 69,660 69,420 1,020,745,993 1,131



Textile Mills 18 465 448 466 460 3,710,668 621


Apparel Manufacturing 32 1,065 1,083 1,102 1,083 8,866,880 630

Leather and Allied Product Manufacturing D D D D D D D

Wood Product Manufacturing 60 1,375 1,393 1,376 1,381 13,837,572 771

Paper Manufacturing 31 2,443 2,413 2,397 2,418 27,713,783 882

Printing and Related Support Activities 318 5,264 5,239 5,220 5,241 56,466,235 829

Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing D D D D D D D


Plastics and Rubber Products Manufacturing 65 2,694 2,693 2,700 2,696 28,308,230 808


Primary Metal Manufacturing 32 3,267 3,278 3,290 3,278 58,250,393 1,367


Machinery Manufacturing 132 4,428 4,410 4,421 4,420 64,363,751 1,120


Electrical Equipment and Appliance Mfg. 46 1,217 1,214 1,208 1,213 18,711,191 1,187


Furniture and Related Product Manufacturing 120 1,469 1,493 1,473 1,478 14,173,395 737

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EMPLOYMENT

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REPORTING

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TABLE I


BALTIMORE MSA

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Miscellaneous Manufacturing 206 2,667 2,668 2,676 2,670 29,203,791 841

SERVICE-PROVIDING 58,735 885,000 890,672 894,798 890,157 9,791,146,880 846


Utilities 41 5,907 5,974 6,090 5,990 139,465,798 1,791


Merchant Wholesalers, Nondurable Goods 902 18,405 18,562 18,559 18,509 231,664,964 963

Electronic Markets and Agents and Brokers 701 3,895 3,864 3,805 3,855 68,441,499 1,366

Motor Vehicle and Parts Dealers 846 18,078 17,999 17,974 18,017 192,991,756 824

Furniture and Home Furnishings Stores 478 4,966 4,958 4,839 4,921 40,653,925 635

Electronics and Appliance Stores 535 5,338 5,274 5,294 5,302 47,287,144 686

Building Material and Garden Supply Stores 523 11,109 11,362 11,213 11,228 87,071,159 597


Health and Personal Care Stores 858 9,361 9,229 9,261 9,284 75,554,635 626

Gasoline Stations 600 3,545 3,545 3,585 3,558 17,087,917 369

Clothing and Clothing Accessories Stores 1,282 14,962 15,139 15,355 15,152 67,495,444 343

Sporting Goods, Hobby, Book and Music Stores 477 5,695 5,700 5,738 5,711 31,264,067 421


Miscellaneous Store Retailers 1,071 9,203 9,375 9,324 9,301 53,930,698 446


Air Transportation 33 3,860 3,898 3,947 3,902 66,898,407 1,319

Rail Transportation D D D D D D D


Truck Transportation 833 8,331 8,368 8,475 8,391 92,804,738 851



Scenic and Sightseeing Transportation 23 240 377 424 347 1,597,628 354

Support Activities for Transportation 404 6,194 6,120 6,184 6,166 72,072,294 899

Postal Service 11 124 131 137 131 924,251 544



Information 938 22,277 22,275 22,255 22,269 335,054,064 1,157






Other Information Services 69 691 684 680 685 9,899,193 1,112

Financial Activities 7,179 75,617 75,692 75,830 75,713 1,272,625,683 1,293

Monetary Authorities - Central Bank D D D D D D D


Securities, Commodity Contracts, Investments 679 10,259 10,257 10,306 10,274 370,380,478 2,773

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EMPLOYMENT

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TABLE I


BALTIMORE MSA

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SECOND QUARTER 2008

Insurance Carriers and Related Activities 1,538 19,360 19,300 19,316 19,325 328,967,875 1,309

Funds, Trusts and Other Financial Vehicles 68 796 802 825 808 12,043,334 1,147

Real Estate 2,474 14,261 14,256 14,330 14,282 161,098,262 868

Rental and Leasing Services 484 6,889 7,081 7,093 7,021 73,940,103 810

Lessors, Nonfinancial Intangible Assets D D D D D D D




Administrative and Support Services 4,251 70,265 71,961 71,574 71,267 586,485,229 633



Educational Services 999 40,651 40,455 38,733 39,946 472,155,191 909

Ambulatory Health Care Services 4,681 49,896 50,119 50,277 50,097 657,401,861 1,009

Hospitals 78 64,854 64,783 65,319 64,985 871,713,180 1,032

Nursing and Residential Care Facilities 678 33,082 33,060 33,234 33,125 272,307,804 632

Social Assistance 1,379 25,575 25,629 25,554 25,586 168,024,066 505

Leisure and Hospitality 6,409 116,520 120,002 122,812 119,778 570,346,891 366

Performing Arts and Spectator Sports 321 3,812 4,001 4,042 3,952 73,621,227 1,433

Museums, Parks and Historical Sites 50 1,435 1,449 1,491 1,458 9,336,732 492

Amusement, Gambling and Recreation 712 12,716 14,008 16,601 14,442 58,466,943 311

Accommodation 269 9,705 9,882 10,046 9,878 61,099,930 476


Other Services 6,833 41,719 41,885 42,441 42,015 322,006,272 590



Membership Organizations and Associations 1,164 11,099 11,221 11,571 11,297 100,134,056 682


UNCLASSIFIED 117 131 124 128 128 1,475,128 889


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EMPLOYMENT

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REPORTING

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INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

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TABLE I


MARYLAND PORTION D.C. MSA

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SECOND QUARTER 2008

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT 59,873 935,713 940,474 941,468 939,218 $12,092,085,560 $990


FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 356 71,893 72,354 73,187 72,478 1,657,992,057 1,760

STATE GOVERNMENT 38 20,309 19,332 16,996 18,879 232,899,266 949

LOCAL GOVERNMENT 694 106,493 106,860 105,402 106,252 1,325,773,504 960

PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL -- ALL INDUSTRIES 58,785 737,018 741,928 745,883 741,610 8,875,420,733 921

GOODS-PRODUCING 7,895 111,398 111,333 111,921 111,551 1,599,810,467 1,103


Crop Production 35 653 729 656 679 5,421,791 614

Animal Production 34 380 388 387 385 2,886,907 577

Forestry and Logging D D D D D D D

Fishing, Hunting and Trapping D D D D D D D

Agriculture and Forestry Support Activity 40 183 183 188 185 1,473,259 614

Mining, except Oil and Gas 13 542 539 547 543 7,202,799 1,021

Support Activities for Mining 8 69 70 69 69 789,877 876

Construction 6,597 77,869 77,699 78,215 77,928 1,016,477,948 1,003


Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction 297 5,824 6,013 6,331 6,056 79,970,662 1,016

Specialty Trade Contractors 3,987 53,090 52,696 52,780 52,855 655,072,562 953

Manufacturing 1,157 31,633 31,656 31,791 31,693 564,990,799 1,371



Textile Mills 11 208 206 201 205 2,019,625 758


Apparel Manufacturing 12 49 50 59 53 337,866 493

Leather and Allied Product Manufacturing D D D D D D D

Wood Product Manufacturing 28 612 639 625 625 6,679,337 822

Paper Manufacturing 9 194 194 191 193 2,069,180 825

Printing and Related Support Activities 224 5,305 5,314 5,356 5,325 72,429,697 1,046

Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing D D D D D D D


Plastics and Rubber Products Manufacturing 9 229 233 236 233 2,485,737 822


Primary Metal Manufacturing 8 57 59 64 60 1,039,072 1,332


Machinery Manufacturing 38 926 926 930 927 11,860,906 984


Electrical Equipment and Appliance Mfg. 12 222 225 224 224 3,352,258 1,153


Furniture and Related Product Manufacturing 85 870 871 874 872 9,495,091 838

Miscellaneous Manufacturing 185 1,194 1,206 1,222 1,207 16,514,608 1,052

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TABLE I



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SECOND QUARTER 2008

SERVICE-PROVIDING 50,378 624,873 629,856 633,205 629,311 7,267,605,765 888


Utilities 43 3,114 3,115 3,147 3,125 61,267,785 1,508


Merchant Wholesalers, Nondurable Goods 487 7,318 7,330 7,275 7,308 98,132,590 1,033

Electronic Markets and Agents and Brokers 402 2,310 2,311 2,357 2,326 38,509,204 1,274

Motor Vehicle and Parts Dealers 549 14,685 14,662 14,695 14,681 165,606,220 868

Furniture and Home Furnishings Stores 462 4,921 4,866 4,810 4,866 40,905,815 647

Electronics and Appliance Stores 429 4,537 4,547 4,545 4,543 43,040,191 729

Building Material and Garden Supply Stores 396 10,003 10,167 9,997 10,056 88,344,717 676


Health and Personal Care Stores 651 6,152 6,174 6,207 6,178 44,380,470 553

Gasoline Stations 496 3,447 3,455 3,441 3,448 19,165,753 428

Clothing and Clothing Accessories Stores 939 10,580 10,701 10,990 10,757 45,599,216 326

Sporting Goods, Hobby, Book and Music Stores 384 4,970 4,978 4,947 4,965 27,228,989 422


Miscellaneous Store Retailers 719 6,324 6,264 6,231 6,273 36,127,827 443


Air Transportation D D D D D D D


Truck Transportation 441 3,308 3,366 3,555 3,410 32,265,665 728



Scenic and Sightseeing Transportation 14 88 100 111 100 564,422 436

Support Activities for Transportation 162 1,804 1,810 1,825 1,813 30,392,441 1,290

Postal Service 11 49 51 49 50 400,475 620



Information 972 21,554 21,383 21,455 21,464 392,726,477 1,407






Other Information Services 49 645 651 652 649 12,400,744 1,469

Financial Activities 5,563 56,902 56,818 57,213 56,978 932,421,667 1,259

Monetary Authorities - Central Bank D D D D D D D


Securities, Commodity Contracts, Investments 444 4,967 4,934 5,038 4,980 140,452,536 2,170

Insurance Carriers and Related Activities 942 12,110 12,147 12,221 12,159 234,666,295 1,485

Funds, Trusts and Other Financial Vehicles 55 602 610 602 605 8,630,219 1,098

AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

TABLE I



-9-

SECOND QUARTER 2008

Real Estate 2,197 15,429 15,379 15,549 15,452 223,998,599 1,115

Rental and Leasing Services 397 4,638 4,691 4,804 4,711 47,428,473 774

Lessors, Nonfinancial Intangible Assets D D D D D D D




Administrative and Support Services 3,462 54,863 55,304 55,438 55,202 473,276,337 660



Educational Services 858 14,733 14,811 14,552 14,699 127,296,386 666

Ambulatory Health Care Services 4,316 37,081 37,217 37,166 37,155 549,683,495 1,138

Hospitals 39 19,438 19,490 19,606 19,511 251,379,147 991

Nursing and Residential Care Facilities 510 21,637 21,702 21,741 21,693 164,329,006 583

Social Assistance 955 14,308 14,438 14,532 14,426 91,301,138 487

Leisure and Hospitality 4,419 83,244 87,313 88,064 86,207 387,455,123 346

Performing Arts and Spectator Sports 251 2,737 4,215 3,065 3,339 19,184,197 442

Museums, Parks and Historical Sites 22 188 199 199 195 1,144,060 451

Amusement, Gambling and Recreation 442 9,806 10,620 12,207 10,878 49,226,447 348

Accommodation 207 8,981 9,269 9,415 9,222 70,622,059 589


Other Services 9,735 37,068 37,454 37,870 37,464 317,370,515 652



Membership Organizations and Associations 907 9,978 10,193 10,581 10,251 129,106,026 969


UNCLASSIFIED 512 747 739 757 748 8,004,501 824


SIZE CLASS

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

TOTAL WAGES

AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER

TABLE II

EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES BY SIZE OF REPORTING UNIT

STATE OF MARYLAND - PRIVATE ONLY

THIRDSECONDFIRST

-10-

SECOND QUARTER 2008

ALL SIZES

Percent

$875$23,746,860,730 162,251

100.0

2,071,090 2,087,811 2,102,228

100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0

0

Percent

98188,544,943 23,875

14.7

13,854 6,966 0

0.7 0.3 0.0 0.4

1-4

Percent

8381,550,461,381 73,543

45.3

142,697 142,259 142,219

6.9 6.8 6.8 6.5

5-9

Percent

7501,656,106,819 25,927

16.0

167,973 169,648 171,627

8.1 8.1 8.2 7.0

10-19

Percent

7702,399,429,451 17,902

11.0

236,698 239,559 242,736

11.4 11.5 11.6 10.1

20-49

Percent

7873,988,353,777 13,059

8.1

384,695 390,283 394,792

18.6 18.7 18.8 16.8

50-99

Percent

8133,317,784,986 4,608

2.8

309,821 314,362 317,160

15.0 15.1 15.1 14.0

100-249

Percent

8714,387,115,177 2,624

1.6

381,171 388,595 392,474

18.4 18.6 18.7 18.5

250-499

Percent

1,0322,141,469,470 478

0.3

158,440 158,755 161,536

7.7 7.6 7.7 9.0

500-999

Percent

1,0541,401,382,771 152

0.1

101,297 102,273 103,239

4.9 4.9 4.9 5.9

1,000 & Over

Percent

1,2362,816,211,955 83

0.1

174,444 175,111 176,445

8.4 8.4 8.4 11.9

NOTE: The percentages shown for the ten size classes are additive to the total in each column.

SIZE CLASS

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

TOTAL WAGES

AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER

TABLE II


BALTIMORE MSA - PRIVATE ONLY

THIRDSECONDFIRST

-11-

SECOND QUARTER 2008

ALL SIZES

Percent

$873$11,829,626,833 69,773

100.0

1,036,146 1,042,141 1,047,680

100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0

0

Percent

90237,685,216 9,561

13.7

6,577 3,063 0

0.6 0.3 0.0 0.3

1-4

Percent

757593,873,468 29,696

42.6

60,531 60,233 60,324

5.8 5.8 5.8 5.0

5-9

Percent

719728,838,456 11,894

17.1

77,240 77,966 78,796

7.5 7.5 7.5 6.2

10-19

Percent

7481,095,337,994 8,388

12.0

111,441 112,690 113,744

10.8 10.8 10.9 9.3

20-49

Percent

7901,936,084,674 6,283

9.0

186,137 188,879 190,724

18.0 18.1 18.2 16.4

50-99

Percent

8161,658,375,698 2,282

3.3

154,823 156,426 157,618

14.9 15.0 15.0 14.0

100-249

Percent

8462,083,018,019 1,283

1.8

187,081 189,907 191,287

18.1 18.2 18.3 17.6

250-499

Percent

1,0251,156,763,627 258

0.4

86,420 86,408 87,571

8.3 8.3 8.4 9.8

500-999

Percent

1,051771,715,373 83

0.1

55,855 56,590 57,027

5.4 5.4 5.4 6.5

1,000 & Over

Percent

1,2341,767,934,308 45

0.1

110,041 109,979 110,589

10.6 10.6 10.6 14.9


SIZE CLASS

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

TOTAL WAGES

AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER

TABLE II


MARYLAND PORTION D.C. MSA - PRIVATE

THIRDSECONDFIRST

-12-

SECOND QUARTER 2008

ALL SIZES

Percent

$921$8,875,420,733 58,785

100.0

737,018 741,928 745,883

100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0

0

Percent

98231,359,818 8,327

14.2

4,933 2,440 0

0.7 0.3 0.0 0.4

1-4

Percent

794533,172,834 27,402

46.6

51,930 51,557 51,542

7.1 7.0 6.9 6.0

5-9

Percent

795615,240,565 9,070

15.4

59,170 59,511 59,961

8.0 8.0 8.0 6.9

10-19

Percent

813901,757,733 6,340

10.8

84,575 85,186 86,125

11.5 11.5 11.6 10.2

30-49

Percent

8231,509,855,124 4,717

8.0

140,120 141,164 142,093

19.0 19.0 19.1 17.0

50-99

Percent

8821,301,260,898 1,665

2.8

112,386 113,742 114,428

15.3 15.3 15.3 14.7

100-249

Percent

9541,875,991,381 1,013

1.7

148,506 152,124 153,271

20.2 20.5 20.6 21.1

250-499

Percent

1,063805,819,684 177

0.3

57,964 57,971 59,017

7.9 7.8 7.9 9.1

500-999

Percent

1,160467,289,297 46

0.1

30,737 30,851 31,335

4.2 4.2 4.2 5.3

1,000 & Over

Percent

1,353833,673,399 28

0.1

46,697 47,382 48,111

6.3 6.4 6.5 9.4


AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

STATE BY COUNTYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

TABLE III

EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES BY COUNTY

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT

-13-

SECOND QUARTER 2008

STATE OF MARYLAND 2,551,665 2,569,043 2,577,767 2,566,158 $30,683,344,489 $920165,572

*****

ALLEGANY 29,556 29,886 29,802 29,748 238,895,595 6181,735

ANNE ARUNDEL 234,776 236,679 237,539 236,331 2,737,643,938 89114,625

BALTIMORE CITY 342,245 341,899 341,281 341,808 4,461,257,960 1,00414,010

BALTIMORE COUNTY 377,653 379,474 379,738 378,955 4,232,433,351 85921,719

CALVERT 21,991 22,297 22,637 22,308 213,523,129 7361,936

CAROLINE 8,993 9,088 9,096 9,059 70,204,629 596736

CARROLL 57,548 58,074 58,393 58,005 502,603,224 6674,882

CECIL 31,121 31,372 31,643 31,379 345,049,480 8462,019

CHARLES 41,965 42,203 42,486 42,218 393,253,082 7173,035

DORCHESTER 11,444 11,637 11,876 11,652 95,286,124 629814

FREDERICK 94,615 95,400 95,704 95,240 998,022,043 8066,015

GARRETT 11,659 12,018 12,271 11,983 83,778,085 538990

HARFORD 83,331 84,376 84,904 84,204 832,064,880 7605,685

HOWARD 148,422 149,220 151,357 149,666 1,893,677,055 9738,729

KENT 8,322 8,442 8,591 8,452 70,542,122 642776

MONTGOMERY 459,966 461,791 462,861 461,539 6,662,088,639 1,11033,147

PRINCE GEORGE'S 317,176 318,783 317,780 317,913 3,825,198,667 92615,740

QUEEN ANNE'S 14,088 14,369 14,491 14,316 112,325,602 6041,550

ST. MARY'S 39,568 39,816 40,185 39,856 527,112,318 1,0172,062

SOMERSET 7,098 7,305 7,134 7,179 66,048,248 708480

TALBOT 19,796 20,114 20,425 20,112 169,435,412 6481,734

WASHINGTON 66,417 67,038 66,421 66,625 617,315,561 7133,486

WICOMICO 47,336 47,194 47,274 47,268 421,300,021 6862,814

WORCESTER 22,490 25,774 29,823 26,029 167,109,036 4942,311

NONDISTRIBUTABLE 54,089 54,794 54,055 54,313 947,176,288 1,34114,542

*****

BALTIMORE MSA 1,258,063 1,264,091 1,267,703 1,263,286 14,772,006,010 89971,200

MARYLAND PORTION D.C. MSA 935,713 940,474 941,468 939,218 12,092,085,560 99059,873

AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS


FIRST SECOND THIRD

TABLE III

EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES BY COUNTY - CONTINUED

GOVERNMENT SECTOR

-14-

SECOND QUARTER 2008

STATE OF MARYLAND 480,575 481,232 475,539 479,115 $6,936,483,759 $1,1143,321

*****

ALLEGANY 6,760 6,826 6,697 6,761 74,260,470 84585

ANNE ARUNDEL 37,992 37,977 37,748 37,906 473,528,443 961322

BALTIMORE CITY 79,380 78,739 78,964 79,028 1,082,412,858 1,054445

BALTIMORE COUNTY 57,713 58,076 56,125 57,305 790,808,139 1,062276

CALVERT 4,075 4,188 4,334 4,199 51,365,198 94160

CAROLINE 1,622 1,585 1,582 1,596 15,245,561 73536

CARROLL 8,654 8,719 8,680 8,684 97,085,189 86084

CECIL 7,952 7,994 7,942 7,963 122,164,239 1,18076

CHARLES 9,278 9,335 9,204 9,272 123,230,990 1,02299

DORCHESTER 2,441 2,444 2,475 2,453 25,130,764 78853

FREDERICK 15,564 15,650 15,498 15,571 189,901,672 938143

GARRETT 1,839 1,854 1,794 1,829 18,472,198 77757

HARFORD 17,884 18,130 17,978 17,997 252,426,288 1,079117

HOWARD 17,650 17,690 17,976 17,772 219,885,866 952131

KENT 1,208 1,203 1,212 1,208 12,225,079 77938

MONTGOMERY 82,137 82,610 80,866 81,871 1,485,447,411 1,396420

PRINCE GEORGE'S 87,641 86,763 85,683 86,696 1,366,719,556 1,213366

QUEEN ANNE'S 2,644 2,619 2,552 2,605 26,232,394 77552

ST. MARY'S 11,670 11,733 11,838 11,747 228,446,928 1,49690

SOMERSET 3,034 3,061 2,858 2,984 32,365,337 83441

TALBOT 1,888 1,900 1,960 1,916 20,270,436 81446

WASHINGTON 9,202 9,338 8,692 9,077 97,515,564 826109

WICOMICO 7,646 7,601 7,544 7,597 78,359,664 79393

WORCESTER 3,690 4,217 4,381 4,096 43,846,376 82368

NONDISTRIBUTABLE 1,011 980 956 982 9,137,139 71514

*****

BALTIMORE MSA 221,917 221,950 220,023 221,297 2,942,379,177 1,0231,427

MARYLAND PORTION D.C. MSA 198,695 198,546 195,585 197,609 3,216,664,827 1,2521,088

AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS


FIRST SECOND THIRD

TABLE III

EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES BY COUNTY - CONTINUED

PRIVATE SECTOR

-15-

SECOND QUARTER 2008

STATE OF MARYLAND 2,071,090 2,087,811 2,102,228 2,087,043 $23,746,860,730 $875162,251

*****

ALLEGANY 22,796 23,060 23,105 22,987 164,635,125 5511,650

ANNE ARUNDEL 196,784 198,702 199,791 198,426 2,264,115,495 87814,303

BALTIMORE CITY 262,865 263,160 262,317 262,781 3,378,845,102 98913,565

BALTIMORE COUNTY 319,940 321,398 323,613 321,650 3,441,625,212 82321,443

CALVERT 17,916 18,109 18,303 18,109 162,157,931 6891,876

CAROLINE 7,371 7,503 7,514 7,463 54,959,068 567700

CARROLL 48,894 49,355 49,713 49,321 405,518,035 6324,798

CECIL 23,169 23,378 23,701 23,416 222,885,241 7321,943

CHARLES 32,687 32,868 33,282 32,946 270,022,092 6302,936

DORCHESTER 9,003 9,193 9,401 9,199 70,155,360 587761

FREDERICK 79,051 79,750 80,206 79,669 808,120,371 7805,872

GARRETT 9,820 10,164 10,477 10,154 65,305,887 495933

HARFORD 65,447 66,246 66,926 66,206 579,638,592 6735,568

HOWARD 130,772 131,530 133,381 131,894 1,673,791,189 9768,598

KENT 7,114 7,239 7,379 7,244 58,317,043 619738

MONTGOMERY 377,829 379,181 381,995 379,668 5,176,641,228 1,04932,727

PRINCE GEORGE'S 229,535 232,020 232,097 231,217 2,458,479,111 81815,374

QUEEN ANNE'S 11,444 11,750 11,939 11,711 86,093,208 5651,498

ST. MARY'S 27,898 28,083 28,347 28,109 298,665,390 8171,972

SOMERSET 4,064 4,244 4,276 4,195 33,682,911 618439

TALBOT 17,908 18,214 18,465 18,196 149,164,976 6311,688

WASHINGTON 57,215 57,700 57,729 57,548 519,799,997 6953,377

WICOMICO 39,690 39,593 39,730 39,671 342,940,357 6652,721

WORCESTER 18,800 21,557 25,442 21,933 123,262,660 4322,243

NONDISTRIBUTABLE 53,078 53,814 53,099 53,330 938,039,149 1,35314,528

*****

BALTIMORE MSA 1,036,146 1,042,141 1,047,680 1,041,989 11,829,626,833 87369,773

MARYLAND PORTION D.C. MSA 737,018 741,928 745,883 741,610 8,875,420,733 92158,785

AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

-16-

TABLE IV

COUNTY INDUSTRY SERIES

SECOND QUARTER 2008

ALLEGANY COUNTY

$238,895,595 $618TOTAL EMPLOYMENT 1,735 29,556 29,886 29,802 29,748

74,260,470 845GOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL 85 6,760 6,826 6,697 6,761

11,292,841 1,290 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 30 669 677 674 673

29,807,955 868 STATE GOVERNMENT 14 2,633 2,662 2,632 2,642

33,159,674 740 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 41 3,458 3,487 3,391 3,445

164,635,125 551PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL -- ALL INDUSTRIES 1,650 22,796 23,060 23,105 22,987

39,249,179 756 GOODS-PRODUCING 247 3,964 3,982 4,032 3,993

1,199,931 773 Natural Resources and Mining 16 113 119 126 119

12,471,674 699 Construction 168 1,339 1,364 1,415 1,373

25,577,574 787 Manufacturing 63 2,512 2,499 2,491 2,501

125,312,453 508 SERVICE-PROVIDING 1,397 18,823 19,066 19,060 18,983

31,939,607 467 Trade, Transportation, and Utilities 418 5,211 5,304 5,260 5,258

3,293,494 562 Information 24 448 451 454 451

7,098,141 653 Financial Activities 138 830 839 839 836

14,542,991 493 Professional and Business Services 179 2,260 2,258 2,290 2,269

53,574,904 695 Education and Health Services 262 5,888 5,951 5,949 5,929

9,659,396 237 Leisure and Hospitality 196 3,086 3,171 3,135 3,131

5,203,920 361 Other Services 180 1,100 1,092 1,133 1,108

73,493 499 UNCLASSIFIED 6 9 12 13 11

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY

$2,737,643,938 $891TOTAL EMPLOYMENT 14,625 234,776 236,679 237,539 236,331


142,699,823 1,283 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 113 8,584 8,528 8,550 8,554



2,264,115,495 878PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL -- ALL INDUSTRIES 14,303 196,784 198,702 199,791 198,426

465,246,702 1,188 GOODS-PRODUCING 2,398 30,105 30,005 30,254 30,121


203,750,730 947 Construction 2,005 16,578 16,502 16,583 16,554

259,811,144 1,496 Manufacturing 363 13,334 13,303 13,454 13,364

1,797,453,207 822 SERVICE-PROVIDING 11,796 166,557 168,582 169,417 168,185

540,435,539 761 Trade, Transportation, and Utilities 3,126 54,358 54,627 54,805 54,597

64,613,975 1,033 Information 194 4,770 4,781 4,890 4,814

133,282,081 983 Financial Activities 1,365 10,396 10,452 10,434 10,427

580,965,762 1,224 Professional and Business Services 3,119 36,248 36,646 36,598 36,497

278,699,404 858 Education and Health Services 1,254 24,890 25,030 25,032 24,984

127,309,005 352 Leisure and Hospitality 1,294 26,925 28,088 28,527 27,847

72,147,441 615 Other Services 1,444 8,970 8,958 9,131 9,020

1,415,586 915 UNCLASSIFIED 109 122 115 120 119

AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

-17-

TABLE IV

COUNTY INDUSTRY SERIES - CONTINUED

SECOND QUARTER 2008

BALTIMORE CITY

$4,461,257,960 $1,004TOTAL EMPLOYMENT 14,010 342,245 341,899 341,281 341,808

1,082,412,858 1,054GOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL 445 79,380 78,739 78,964 79,028


582,223,892 1,082 STATE GOVERNMENT 126 41,845 41,161 41,179 41,395



331,463,031 950 GOODS-PRODUCING 1,450 26,881 26,821 26,830 26,844

237,263 805 Natural Resources and Mining 8 21 24 23 23

133,298,926 953 Construction 928 10,765 10,744 10,761 10,757

197,926,842 948 Manufacturing 514 16,095 16,053 16,046 16,065



97,023,694 1,321 Information 200 5,730 5,649 5,576 5,652

482,412,784 1,823 Financial Activities 1,373 20,332 20,348 20,398 20,359


1,190,895,898 998 Education and Health Services 1,714 92,044 91,910 91,380 91,778


90,563,342 650 Other Services 1,553 10,636 10,729 10,790 10,718

0 0 UNCLASSIFIED 4 0 0 0 0

BALTIMORE COUNTY


790,808,139 1,062GOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL 276 57,713 58,076 56,125 57,305


148,655,156 1,032 STATE GOVERNMENT 21 11,369 11,399 10,489 11,086



704,721,400 1,063 GOODS-PRODUCING 2,972 50,646 50,790 51,587 51,008


366,606,140 1,018 Construction 2,337 27,386 27,506 28,198 27,697

333,345,000 1,125 Manufacturing 582 22,747 22,752 22,886 22,795



94,150,635 1,088 Information 295 6,654 6,685 6,638 6,659


684,732,829 967 Professional and Business Services 4,475 54,307 54,407 54,686 54,467



85,775,930 542 Other Services 2,038 12,142 12,134 12,222 12,166


AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

-18-

TABLE IV


SECOND QUARTER 2008

CALVERT COUNTY




2,682,836 822 STATE GOVERNMENT 7 250 252 251 251



37,099,601 887 GOODS-PRODUCING 494 3,236 3,243 3,169 3,216


29,518,854 930 Construction 430 2,457 2,468 2,399 2,441

7,380,770 748 Manufacturing 60 762 760 754 759



1,711,081 860 Information 19 182 140 137 153





5,356,841 473 Other Services 167 849 866 901 872


CAROLINE COUNTY

$70,204,629 $596TOTAL EMPLOYMENT 736 8,993 9,088 9,096 9,059


929,270 848 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 14 83 84 86 84



54,959,068 567PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL -- ALL INDUSTRIES 700 7,371 7,503 7,514 7,463

19,465,821 633 GOODS-PRODUCING 213 2,338 2,400 2,357 2,365


6,684,973 596 Construction 158 845 875 868 863

11,518,622 688 Manufacturing 26 1,297 1,306 1,261 1,288

35,493,247 536 SERVICE-PROVIDING 487 5,033 5,103 5,157 5,098


105,471 811 Information 3 10 10 10 10


3,146,322 604 Professional and Business Services 89 401 400 401 401


1,626,246 233 Leisure and Hospitality 44 505 528 580 538

1,348,301 481 Other Services 56 209 216 222 216


AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

-19-

TABLE IV


SECOND QUARTER 2008

CARROLL COUNTY







126,812,498 853 GOODS-PRODUCING 1,310 11,286 11,436 11,570 11,431


65,753,873 776 Construction 1,104 6,429 6,489 6,629 6,516

58,671,124 981 Manufacturing 162 4,552 4,614 4,631 4,599



5,597,085 855 Information 45 505 502 504 504

17,910,806 862 Financial Activities 389 1,576 1,608 1,609 1,598




13,754,085 462 Other Services 420 2,266 2,262 2,335 2,288


CECIL COUNTY







98,910,020 1,117 GOODS-PRODUCING 397 6,721 6,784 6,927 6,811


12,557,168 669 Construction 296 1,437 1,424 1,472 1,444

80,973,629 1,323 Manufacturing 60 4,638 4,704 4,784 4,709



2,734,160 799 Information 17 267 264 259 263





5,308,596 419 Other Services 173 965 970 992 976


AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

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TABLE IV


SECOND QUARTER 2008

CHARLES COUNTY







61,647,160 890 GOODS-PRODUCING 579 5,276 5,275 5,425 5,325


50,929,899 900 Construction 497 4,299 4,297 4,466 4,354

9,356,915 844 Manufacturing 69 857 856 845 853



5,000,694 856 Information 27 449 451 448 449





9,385,471 516 Other Services 256 1,397 1,413 1,386 1,399


DORCHESTER COUNTY



1,773,576 910 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 20 143 151 156 150




28,839,571 693 GOODS-PRODUCING 176 3,194 3,185 3,224 3,201


5,821,587 720 Construction 108 613 624 628 622

21,076,110 698 Manufacturing 42 2,332 2,305 2,331 2,323



677,252 548 Information 10 95 94 96 95





1,784,015 387 Other Services 77 349 356 359 355


AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

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TABLE IV


SECOND QUARTER 2008

FREDERICK COUNTY







192,909,037 923 GOODS-PRODUCING 1,304 15,928 16,067 16,246 16,080


114,308,269 890 Construction 1,046 9,774 9,862 10,001 9,879

74,382,288 1,006 Manufacturing 204 5,648 5,684 5,730 5,687



17,922,597 927 Information 96 1,452 1,490 1,519 1,487





22,720,536 538 Other Services 476 3,222 3,217 3,299 3,246


GARRETT COUNTY







21,425,982 637 GOODS-PRODUCING 270 2,517 2,580 2,661 2,586


8,189,720 574 Construction 184 1,055 1,095 1,141 1,097

7,841,850 602 Manufacturing 49 997 992 1,018 1,002



890,884 491 Information 13 137 143 139 140





1,705,637 440 Other Services 71 293 294 308 298

6,579 759 UNCLASSIFIED 2 0 1 1 1

AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

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TABLE IV


SECOND QUARTER 2008

HARFORD COUNTY







132,208,069 888 GOODS-PRODUCING 1,223 11,322 11,457 11,597 11,459


67,937,966 814 Construction 1,014 6,327 6,402 6,542 6,424

62,591,381 1,006 Manufacturing 167 4,753 4,795 4,803 4,784



6,585,615 942 Information 51 528 538 548 538


124,840,873 928 Professional and Business Services 1,088 10,345 10,337 10,360 10,347



20,178,021 561 Other Services 496 2,748 2,763 2,793 2,768


HOWARD COUNTY







256,326,675 1,058 GOODS-PRODUCING 1,178 18,593 18,656 18,686 18,645


153,310,755 1,042 Construction 923 11,296 11,306 11,360 11,321

100,793,331 1,099 Manufacturing 231 7,021 7,069 7,067 7,052



65,264,028 1,275 Information 136 3,921 3,955 3,932 3,936

138,022,209 1,253 Financial Activities 923 8,463 8,452 8,499 8,471




35,797,125 623 Other Services 743 4,334 4,401 4,533 4,423

59,542 528 UNCLASSIFIED 2 9 9 8 9

AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

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SECOND QUARTER 2008

KENT COUNTY





8,232,751 774 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 16 821 813 820 818


13,938,751 724 GOODS-PRODUCING 156 1,486 1,476 1,479 1,480


3,925,684 683 Construction 99 441 443 442 442

7,249,073 755 Manufacturing 27 746 737 734 739



570,524 947 Information 5 47 46 46 46





1,383,935 473 Other Services 83 225 213 237 225


MONTGOMERY COUNTY

$6,662,088,639 $1,110TOTAL EMPLOYMENT 33,147 459,966 461,791 462,861 461,539




515,601,021 1,005 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 289 40,111 40,288 38,000 39,466

5,176,641,228 1,049PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL -- ALL INDUSTRIES 32,727 377,829 379,181 381,995 379,668

736,312,884 1,272 GOODS-PRODUCING 3,272 44,443 44,425 44,705 44,524

9,772,899 720 Natural Resources and Mining 46 1,012 1,087 1,035 1,045

399,358,823 1,061 Construction 2,750 28,888 28,842 29,119 28,950

327,181,162 1,732 Manufacturing 476 14,543 14,496 14,551 14,530

4,432,323,843 1,020 SERVICE-PROVIDING 28,943 332,639 334,017 336,533 334,396


279,342,847 1,509 Information 603 14,350 14,166 14,217 14,244


1,764,758,235 1,319 Professional and Business Services 7,985 102,906 102,761 103,168 102,945



195,379,350 680 Other Services 7,292 21,852 22,109 22,296 22,086

8,004,501 824 UNCLASSIFIED 512 747 739 757 748

AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

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TABLE IV


SECOND QUARTER 2008

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY







571,841,785 1,037 GOODS-PRODUCING 2,246 42,515 42,323 42,376 42,405


422,362,103 1,006 Construction 1,874 32,451 32,230 32,230 32,304

146,689,664 1,144 Manufacturing 348 9,823 9,860 9,911 9,865



88,749,258 1,331 Information 227 5,121 5,136 5,134 5,130

148,070,247 866 Financial Activities 1,522 13,062 13,140 13,244 13,149




84,528,317 659 Other Services 1,544 9,748 9,849 9,988 9,862


QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY







20,226,450 708 GOODS-PRODUCING 390 2,182 2,180 2,230 2,197


10,993,451 721 Construction 308 1,187 1,149 1,181 1,172

7,607,171 769 Manufacturing 48 750 761 773 761



1,819,032 838 Information 17 169 165 167 167



7,416,911 622 Education and Health Services 71 902 921 928 917


3,790,328 461 Other Services 139 623 638 637 633


AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

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TABLE IV


SECOND QUARTER 2008

ST. MARY'S COUNTY

$527,112,318 $1,017TOTAL EMPLOYMENT 2,062 39,568 39,816 40,185 39,856






25,357,422 804 GOODS-PRODUCING 392 2,402 2,397 2,482 2,427


18,224,084 756 Construction 346 1,828 1,835 1,903 1,855

6,899,209 980 Manufacturing 34 546 531 547 541



2,933,214 851 Information 26 265 265 265 265


153,393,238 1,300 Professional and Business Services 416 9,030 9,081 9,117 9,076



6,553,155 505 Other Services 175 995 987 1,012 998


SOMERSET COUNTY







7,289,563 589 GOODS-PRODUCING 111 895 998 964 952


2,009,541 561 Construction 78 269 281 276 275

3,630,924 649 Manufacturing 21 417 446 429 431



193,337 858 Information 2 19 17 16 17



7,636,451 608 Education and Health Services 41 965 971 963 966

951,612 177 Leisure and Hospitality 41 380 414 450 415

569,969 394 Other Services 35 108 112 114 111


AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

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TABLE IV


SECOND QUARTER 2008

TALBOT COUNTY







29,295,166 698 GOODS-PRODUCING 307 3,212 3,226 3,242 3,227


14,384,291 746 Construction 251 1,453 1,491 1,503 1,482

14,356,352 661 Manufacturing 41 1,688 1,662 1,659 1,670



2,883,416 677 Information 19 331 329 323 328

12,805,288 991 Financial Activities 169 986 996 1,001 994




7,099,995 495 Other Services 252 1,073 1,095 1,145 1,104


WASHINGTON COUNTY







157,212,384 1,062 GOODS-PRODUCING 655 11,387 11,392 11,383 11,387


38,262,924 752 Construction 487 3,839 3,924 3,983 3,915

117,764,170 1,234 Manufacturing 147 7,422 7,338 7,258 7,339



11,661,845 579 Information 42 1,528 1,565 1,558 1,550





10,837,459 472 Other Services 304 1,753 1,753 1,790 1,765

149,710 548 UNCLASSIFIED 16 18 20 25 21

AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

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TABLE IV


SECOND QUARTER 2008

WICOMICO COUNTY







72,493,405 725 GOODS-PRODUCING 509 7,707 7,639 7,742 7,696


29,347,143 765 Construction 381 2,960 2,914 2,975 2,950

39,098,235 698 Manufacturing 97 4,315 4,295 4,315 4,308



9,757,538 873 Information 27 859 852 869 860





10,383,658 426 Other Services 247 1,873 1,870 1,884 1,876


WORCESTER COUNTY







18,079,078 600 GOODS-PRODUCING 382 2,248 2,323 2,382 2,318


12,798,901 616 Construction 313 1,561 1,598 1,637 1,599

4,586,268 568 Manufacturing 39 593 624 645 621



1,170,305 662 Information 27 132 136 140 136


8,535,085 624 Professional and Business Services 247 974 994 1,190 1,053



4,413,075 450 Other Services 157 717 753 795 755


AVERAGE

WEEKLY

WAGE PER

WORKER


AVERAGE

EMPLOYMENT

NUMBER

OF

REPORTING

UNITS

INDUSTRYTOTAL WAGES

FIRST SECOND THIRD

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SECOND QUARTER 2008

NONDISTRIBUTABLE

$947,176,288 $1,341TOTAL EMPLOYMENT 14,542 54,089 54,794 54,055 54,313

9,137,139 715GOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL 14 1,011 980 956 982



205,319 752 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 10 21 21 21 21

938,039,149 1,353PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL -- ALL INDUSTRIES 14,528 53,078 53,814 53,099 53,330

72,544,775 1,092 GOODS-PRODUCING 1,226 5,144 5,207 4,974 5,108


62,266,060 1,040 Construction 1,022 4,638 4,700 4,473 4,604

9,732,677 1,707 Manufacturing 191 442 441 433 439

861,614,575 1,380 SERVICE-PROVIDING 13,028 47,758 48,398 47,911 48,022

310,076,594 1,675 Trade, Transportation, and Utilities 4,395 14,116 14,262 14,338 14,239

34,587,488 1,011 Information 540 2,658 2,928 2,306 2,631

62,562,096 1,587 Financial Activities 992 3,033 3,037 3,025 3,032


27,670,588 1,028 Education and Health Services 561 2,069 2,054 2,087 2,070

8,982,908 871 Leisure and Hospitality 255 771 791 817 793

22,452,729 976 Other Services 497 1,807 1,722 1,782 1,770

3,879,799 1,495 UNCLASSIFIED 274 176 209 214 200

APPENDIX A

SOURCE OF DATA

Data contained in this report represents all employers covered by the Unemployment Insurance (UI) Law of Maryland as well as federal 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 into reporting units. Employment data pertaining to the federal government are obtained from

similarly required reports submitted by the various government installations located in Maryland.

SCOPE OF COVERAGE

An employer is subject to Maryland's Ul Law as soon as one or more workers are employed in the state. The following

types of wage and salary employment are currently exempt from this coverage:

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Railroad workers

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

preceding 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.

A more 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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AVERAGE WEEKLY WAGE PER WORKER - The total wages paid divided by thirteen (number of weeks in a quarter) then divided 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 extensive payment of overtime will normally

have an upward bias.

BALTIMORE MSA - The Baltimore MSA (Metropolitan Statistical Area) consists of Baltimore City and Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll,

Harford, Howard and Queen Anne's counties.

EMPLOYMENT - The number of workers earning wages during the pay period including the 12th of the month. Included are those on paid

sick leave, paid holiday, paid vacation, etc. The count excludes those who did not earn wages during the entire pay period because of layoffs,

work stoppages, illness or unpaid vacation. Individuals on more than one payroll are counted each time they are reported. Employment is by

reporting unit and is included in the area in which the unit is located.

INDUSTRY - The type of activity(s) engaged in by an employer are classified according to the North American Industry Classification System

(NAICS). 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 unit. Included in the Unclassified category are those

units for which no industry can be assigned.

MARYLAND PORTION D.C. MSA - The Maryland portion of the Washington, D.C. MSA (Metropolitan Statistical Area) consists of Calvert,

Charles, Frederick, Montgomery, and Prince George's counties.

NONDISTRIBUTABLE - 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.

EMPLOYER/REPORTING UNIT - An employer is the legal entity subject to the Unemployment Insurance law. In most cases the employer is equivalent to the establishment or reporting unit, while in some cases the employer will include several establishments or reporting units. A reporting unit is the economic unit for which data is submitted by an employer. Reporting units are, for the most part, individual establishments. An establishment is generally defined as a single physical location 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 have only one reporting unit. In Maryland, approximately 1,900 employers have more than one reporting unit and account for approximately 17,700 of the total number of units.

APPENDIX B

EXPLANATION OF TERMS

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

then dividing by three.

TOTAL WAGES - 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.

SIZE CLASS - 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 outside the indicated size class. For

example, size zero shows employment for the first two months of the quarter and will result in an average quarterly employment figure

greater than zero. Employment of zero is often reported one or more months for employers entering or leaving the market place as well as

those that operate seasonally.

APPENDIX C

LIMITATIONS

Although this data represents 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 of the data presented

here:

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Employers may change the way they report if they have more than one establishment. Employers may begin to

report by more than one reporting unit or may elect to revert back to reporting only one unit.

Industry and area designations are updated once a year as necessary when additional information warrants a change.

This occurs in the first quarter report and thus data from previous reports may not always be comparable.

Total wages are based on when the wages were paid and not when they were earned. Bonuses and different pay

periods may cause the figures to fluctuate from quarter to quarter.

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

All data represents the best available estimates at the time the report was prepared. Once the data are prepared,

they are not revised based on later information.

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

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Documents

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