Where Workers Work - ides.illinois.gov

State of IllinoisBruce Rauner, Governor

Department of Employment SecurityJeffrey D. Mays, Directory y ,

Where Workers WorkDecember 2017

Where Workers Work December 2017

CONTENTS1 Introduction

2 Highlights

3 County Analysis

4 Technical NotesGeographic Defi nitions and Special Comments

5 MapGeographic Areas of Suburban Cook County

6 Suburban Unclassifi ed and Miscellaneous Municipalities by County

10 Summary of Private Sector Industries

11 Where Workers Work Announcement

TABLES

EMPLOYMENT FOR 2017

12 1 Chicago Metro Area by County

13 2 Cook County by Geographic Area

14 2A Northwest Suburban Cook County by Major Community

16 2B Southwest Suburban Cook County by Major Community

17 2C West Suburban Cook County by Major Community

18 2D North Suburban Cook County by Major Community

19 2E South Suburban Cook County by Major Community

20 3 Du Page County by Major Community

22 4 Lake County by Major Community

TABLES

EMPLOYMENT FOR 2017

24 5 Kane County by Major Community

25 6 Will County by Major Community

26 7 Mc Henry County by Major Community

CHICAGO

27 8 By Geographic District

28 9 Central Business District

29 10 Outer Business District

30 11 North District

31 12 South District

32 13 West Central District

33 14 Northwest District

34 15 Far South District

35 16 Southwest District

EMPLOYMENT BY YEAR: 1998-2017

36 17-32

ESTABLISHMENTS BY YEAR: 1998-2017

60 33-35 Metro by County/Community

Introduction

Where Workers Work features basic private sector employment totals (i.e., employment covered by the Illinois Unemployment Insurance Act) for six northeastern Illinois counties (Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry and Will), major communities in each of these counties, and zip codes within the City of Chicago. These are six of the counties in the Illinois portion of the Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI MSA, as announced by the U.S. OMB in February 2013.

Data for the other three Illinois counties (DeKalb, Kendall and Grundy) that are included in the Illinois portion of the Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI MSA, but not part of this report, are available at http://www.ides.illinois.gov/LMI/Pages/Quarterly_

Census_of_Employment_and_Wages.aspx.

Where Workers Work utilizes administrative data collected under the Illinois Unemployment Insurance Act. The Act requires employers to report their employment, and this information becomes part of the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages database (ES-202) on which Where Workers Work is based. The Act does not require employers to report their employment by individual work locations. However, data in Where Workers Work do, wherever possible, refl ect actual worksites of work locations. It should be noted that specifi c community data may be impacted to a signifi cant extent by employer reporting inconsistencies.

QCEW data are not designed as a time series. QCEW data are

simply the sums of individual establishment records and refl ect

the number of establishments that exist in a county or industry

at a point in time. Establishments can move in or out of a county

or industry for a number of reasons–some refl ecting economic

events, others refl ecting administrative changes. For example,

economic change would come from a fi rm relocating into the

county; administrative change would come from a company

correcting its county designation.

Eff ective with the 1998-89 edition, O’Hare International Airport was reported as part of the City of Chicago rather than Northwest Suburban Cook; appropriate adjustments have been made so that the historical data shown in this edition also refl ect that change.

Eff ective with the 1972 edition, more than 20 new suburban

communities were broken out from “miscellaneous” and “unclassifi ed” groupings and are so noted. Eff ective with 2002 data, another 19 breakouts were added and are so noted. Finally, the zip code 60648 is no longer shown because the zip code has been deleted by the U.S. Postal Service.

The industry breakouts in these tables are identifi ed by name and by NAICS (North American Industry Classifi cation System) code. The data tables for Where Workers Work began using NAICS in 2001. The data tables used Standard Industrial Classifi cation (SIC) industry coding prior to 2001. Data for employment is not comparable at the industry level for SIC and NAICS.

Where Workers Work 1

Highlights

The preliminary 2017 total for UI-covered (private sector) employment in the metro area increased to 3,555,979 - which is up 1.4 percent or 48,145 jobs.

Employment levels increased in Cook County and in four of the fi ve collar counties

Total Metro

Cook CountyDu Page CountyKane CountyLake CountyMc Henry CountyWill County

City of Chicago

up 1.4 percent up 1.0 percentup 1.9 percentup 2.1 percent

down 0.1 percentup 1.4 percentup 5.9 percent

up 2.1 percent

or 48,145 or 22,280 or 10,284 or 3,638with a loss of 350or 1,086 or 11,207

or 24,123

for a total offor a total offor a total offor a total offor a total offor a total offor a total of

for a total of

3,555,9792,246,987565,134175,520284,92780,857202,554

1,179,455

The number of establishments decreased overall for the Chicago Metro AreaThe number of establishments in the Chicago metro area decreased by 28,171 (-11.1%) from 2016 to 2017p (p=preliminary data) for a total of 225,335. The primary reason for this change in the number of establishments was the implementation of a new unemployment insurance tax system in 2017 and allowed IDES to more accurately account for inactive accounts (with zero wages and zero employment). Due to the deactivation of a larger number of accounts in 2017 versus 2016, it does not make sense to compare the diff erence in the number of establishments over the year.

NOTE: In 2016, IDES instituted a policy to deactivate employer accounts with zero employment and zero wages for eight or more quarters. In 2017, a new tax system became operational which allowed for the deactivation of accounts that should have been deactivated earlier. In the future, accounts will be deactivated on a regular basis.


County AnalysisCook County

Cook County had an increase in private sector employment of 22,280 (+1.0%) from March, 2016 to March, 2017. The City of Chicago had an increase in employment of 24,123 (+2.1%). Industry sectors with the biggest employment increases in the county during the period were Accommodations & Food Services (8,511; +3.8%), Health Care & Social Assistance (5,088; +1.5%), Arts, Entertainment & Recreation (3,591; +9.5%); Transportation and Warehousing (3,781; +3.1%); and Real Estate & Rental & Leasing (1,591; +3.7%). Industries with employment losses included Retail Trade (-4,712; -2.0%); Information (-933; -1.8%), and Manufacturing (-1,078; -0.6%).

Du Page County

Du Page County had an increase in private sector employment of 10,284 (+1.9%) from March, 2016 to March, 2017. The biggest increases in industry employment occurred in Health Care & Social Assistance (3,917; +5.8%), Information (2,023; +21.7%), Accommodations & Food Services (1,679; +3.8%), Wholesale Trade (1,056; +2.1%), and Manufacturing (624; +1.1%). The industries with the biggest declines in employment were Educational Services (-1,486; -9.0%), Management of Companies & Enterprises (-717; -3.2% ), and Construction (-386; -1.5%).

Kane County

Kane County had an increase in private sector employment of 3,638 (+2.1%) from March, 2016 to March, 2017. Professional, Scientifi c & Technical Services (666; +7.1%), Construction (463; +5.0%), Health Care & Social Assistance (204; +0.9%), and Manufacturing (383; +1.2%) had the biggest increases in industry employment. Wholesale Trade (-395; -3.0%) and Finance & Insurance (-217; -3.1%) had large declines in employment.

Lake County

Lake County had a decrease in private sector employment of 350 (-0.1%) from March, 2016 to March, 2017. The biggest increases in industry employment occurred in Management of Companies & Enterprises (1,536; +18.0%), Professional, Scientifi c & Technical Services (1,642; +7.9%), Construction (504, +4.6%), Retail Trade (1,461; +3.7%) and Accommodations & Food Services (543; +2.2%). Manufacturing (-670; -1.3%) was an industry with a decline in employment.

Mc Henry County

Mc Henry County had an increase in private sector employment of 1,086 (+1.4%) from March, 2016 to March, 2017. The biggest increases in industry employment occurred in Health Care & Social Assistance (825; +8.3%), Management of Companies & Enterprises (253; +36.5%), Accommodations & Food Services (381; +4.5%), and Retail Trade (163; +1.2%). The industries having the biggest declines in employment were Wholesale Trade (-385; -8.4%) and Manufacturing (-246; -1.7%).

Will County

Will County had an increase in private sector employment of 11,207 (+5.9%) from March, 2016 to March, 2017. The biggest increases in industry employment occurred in Wholesale Trade (4,041; +25.0%), Manufacturing (1,145; +5.5%), Retail Trade (1,248; +4.3%), Health Care & Social Assistance (1,052; +4.1%), and Accommodations & Food Services (667; +3.4%). Professional, Scientifi c & Technical Services (-162; -1.6%) was an industry with a decline in employment.


technical notes

geographic defi nitions

special comments

Data in Where Workers Work are: 1) preliminary for the most current year, 2) as of March for each year, 3) subject to revision in subsequent years, and 4) based on information collected under the Illinois Unemployment Insurance (UI) Act: The Illinois UI Act covers any employer of one or more workers in each of 20 or more calendar weeks or with a payroll of at least $1,500 in any calendar quarter in the current or preceding calendar year. Data are for the private sector and exclude government workers.

CHICAGO METRO AREA: Cook, Du Page, Kane, Lake, Mc Henry, and Will counties. These are six of the counties in the Illinois portion of the Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI MSA, as announced by the U.S. OMB in Feburary 2013.

MISCELLANEOUS UNCLASSIFIED: A grouping of suburban communities or geographic areas that cannot be shown separately because none has been assigned a unique code. An explanation of Miscellaneous Suburban Areas is provided on pages 6-9 of this fi le.

Where Workers Work utilizes administrative data collected under the Illinois UnemploymentInsurance Act. The Act requires employers to report their employment, and this information becomes part of the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages database (ES-202) on which Where Workers Work is based. The Act does not require employers to report their employment by work location.

It should also be noted that specifi c community data may be impacted to a signifi cant

extent by employer reporting inconsistencies.



Suburban Unclassified & Miscellaneous Municipalities by County

Lake County Unclassifi ed

BannockburnBeach ParkBuff alo Grove*Deer ParkDowneyEdison SquareFox Lake*Gages LakeGreat LakesGreen OaksGurnee*

HainesvilleHawthorn WoodsHighwoodIndian CreekInglesideIsland LakeKildeerLake BarringtonLake Bluff *Lake Villa*Lincolnshire*

LindenhurstLong Grove*MettawaNorth BarringtonOld Mill CreekPark CityPrairieRaviniaRiverwoodsRussellThird Lake

Tower LakesVernon Hills*WadsworthWheelingWinthrop Harbor

Round Lake Miscellaneous

Round LakeRound Lake BeachRound Lake HeightsRound Lake Park

Kane County

Aurora Miscellaneous

Big RockElburn*KanevilleLafoxMooseheartNorth Aurora*Sugar Grove*Troxel

Elgin Miscellaneous

BowesBurlingtonColemanGilbertsHampshireLily LakeMaple Park

Pingree GrovePlato CenterRichardsonVirgilWascoYoungsdale

Kane County Unclassifi ed

Sleepy HollowValley View

*now separate

Huntley



Will County Unclassifi ed

Bolingbrook* BraidwoodChannahonCrest HillCuster ParkElwoodFrankfort*

GodleyManhattanMokena*Naperville*New Lenox*Park Forest SouthRockdale

Romeoville*ShorewoodStegerSymertonTinley ParkUniversity ParkWilmington

Will County Miscellaneous

BeecherCreteMoneePeotone

Mc Henry County Unclassifi ed

AldenBull ValleyFox River GroveFox River Valley GardensHebron

*now separate

Holiday HillsHuntley*Lake in the HillsLakemoorMc Cullom Lake

Mc Henry ShoresOakwood HillsPrairie GroveRichmondRingwood

Solon MillsSpring Grove*SunnysideUnionWonder Lake



Du Page County

East Du Page Miscellaneous

ArgonneBelmontBurr Ridge*Clarendon HillsDarienLisle*Oakbrook Terrace*Westmont*Willowbrook*Woodridge*

Northwest Du Page Miscellaneous

BartlettBloomingdale*CloverdaleGlendale Hts*KeeneyvilleMedinahOntariovilleWayne

West Du Page Miscellaneous

Highland HillsItasca*Winfi eldYork Center

Southwest Du Page Miscellaneous

EolaWarrenville

Du Page Unclassifi ed

Aurora*Bolingbrook*Hanover ParkValley View

*now separate



Cook County

Chicago Heights Miscellaneous

East Chicago HeightsFlossmoorFord HeightsGlenwoodLynwoodMattesonOlympia FieldsRichton ParkSauk VillageSouth Chicago HeightsSteger

Far Northwest Suburban

Miscellaneous

Barrington HillsBartlettHanover ParkSouth BarringtonStreamwood

Harvey Miscellaneous

BurnhamCalumet ParkCountry Club HillsCrestwoodDixmoorEast HazelcrestHomewoodMarkhamOrland ParkPhoenixPosen

RobbinsThorntonTinley Park*

North Suburban Miscellaneous

GlencoeGolfKenilworthTechny*

Cook Unclassifi ed

AshburnAuburn ParkAustinIndian Head ParkOrland HillsRoselleUniversity ParkWesthaven

La Grange Miscellaneous

CountrysideHodgkinsJusticeLaGrange ParkRiversideWestern Springs

Northwest Suburban Miscellaneous

Buff alo Grove*Hoff man Estates*InvernessProspect Heights

Southwest Suburban Miscellaneous

BurbankHickory HillsHometownMerrionette ParkPalos HeightsPalos HillsPalos ParkWorth

Cicero Miscellaneous

Forest ViewStickney

*now separate

West Suburban Miscellaneous

BerkeleyNorth Riverside

Elgin Miscellaneous

Elgin (Cook County portion)


Summary of Private Sector Industriesin the North American Industry Classifi cation System (NAICS) coding structure

2-digit industries labeled (G) are considered Goods-Producing Industries and 2-digit industries labeled (S) are considered Service-Providing Industries. Manufacturing is broken out into its 3-digit industry components.

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting (11) (G)Mining (21) (G)Utilities (22) (S)Construction (23) (G)Manufacturing (31-33) (G)

Food (311)Beverage & Tobacco (312)Textile Mills (313)Textile Product Mills (314)Apparel (315)Leather & Allied Products (316)Wood Products (321)Paper (322)Printing & Related Support (323)Petroleum & Coal Products (324)Chemical (325)Plastics & Rubber Products (326)Nonmetallic Mineral Products (327)Primary Metal (331)Fabricated Metal (332)Machinery (333)Computer & Electronic (334)Electrical Equipment and Appliances (335)Transportation Equipment (336)Furniture & Related Products (337)Miscellaneous Manufacturing (339)

Wholesale Trade (42) (S)Retail Trade (44-45) (S)Transportation & Warehousing (48-49) (S)Information (58-(S)Finance & Insurance (52) (S)Real Estate & Rental & Leasing (53) (S)Professional, Scientifi c & Technical Services (54) (S)Management of Companies & Enterprises (55) (S)Administrative & Waste Services (56) (S)Educational Services (61) (S)Health Care & Social Assistance (62) (S)Arts, Entertainment & Recreation (71) (S)Accommodations & Food Services (72) (S)Other Services (81) (S)Unclassifi ed (99) (S)

Sector 92 (Public Administration) employment is not included in this publication. Public Administration is considered a Service- Producing industry.


Where Workers Work Announcement

The Where Workers Work publication features employment totals that are broken out by the North American Industry Classifi cation System (NAICS) categories. NAICS provides industry categories which better refl ect the United States and Illinois economies.

Industries are organized on the basis of their production activities (supply) alone, as opposed to the mixture of supply and demand characteristics used to classify industries under the SIC. NAICS also standardizes the classifi cation system of the 3 partners in the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA): the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

More information on NAICS can be found at the following Web address:http://www.census.gov and clicking on the link to NAICS or through this direct Web address: http://www.census.gov/eos/www/naics.

The Where Workers Work data tables are available on the Internet through this link: http://www.ides.illinois.gov/LMI/Pages/Where_Workers_Work.aspx.

DataTable Notes

In the following tables A/ represents numbers omitted to avoid disclosure of individual data.

The institution of multiple worksite coding precludes the comparison of data beginning with 1991 with data from earlier years.

City of Chicago includes O’Hare International Airport.


TABLE 1: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN CHICAGO METRO AREABY COUNTYMarch 2017pCOOK Du PAGE LAKE KANE WILL Mc HENRY

METRO COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTYINDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL

ALL INDUSTRIES 3,555,979 2,246,987 565,134 284,927 175,520 202,554 80,857

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 2,779 662 419 472 477 314 435MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL AND GAS EXTRACTION (21) 1,166 480 274 48 116 211 37UTILITIES (22) 11,139 4,842 2,495 1,671 327 1,719 85CONSTRUCTION (23) 133,567 68,517 25,124 11,417 9,687 12,431 6,391MANUFACTURING (31-33) 358,190 184,070 55,641 50,523 31,701 22,056 14,199 FOOD 47,763 32,710 5,964 1,705 3,243 3,077 1,064 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 4,960 3,220 249 116 984 372 19 TEXTILE MILLS 732 288 22 159 83 14 166 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 2,555 1,407 52 162 701 75 158 APPAREL 2,509 2,016 68 18 1 400 6 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 652 431 10 184 8 17 2 WOOD PRODUCTS 2,502 1,510 193 122 390 186 101 PAPER 15,576 9,034 2,560 1,428 1,141 1,189 224 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 19,785 10,666 4,041 1,858 1,746 687 787 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 2,899 1,647 31 101 55 755 310 CHEMICAL 33,721 9,936 3,819 15,095 2,073 2,292 506 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 29,205 9,030 4,066 5,750 4,650 2,959 2,750 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 7,555 3,971 654 465 1,368 742 355 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 8,889 6,200 662 187 1,162 240 438 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 58,679 30,278 11,966 7,038 4,417 2,499 2,481 MACHINERY 32,009 13,637 7,078 3,021 3,626 2,562 2,085 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 23,380 9,998 6,137 3,979 1,410 1,129 727 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 17,850 10,855 2,780 788 1,889 849 689 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 16,221 11,837 2,464 721 831 324 44 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 7,621 4,683 607 521 800 820 190 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 23,127 10,716 2,218 7,105 1,123 868 1,097WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 213,069 102,961 50,944 21,918 12,863 20,183 4,200RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 400,562 233,966 61,065 40,810 21,180 30,206 13,335TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 174,496 123,904 24,846 4,921 3,595 15,810 1,420INFORMATION (51) 71,428 51,029 11,332 3,230 2,800 2,276 761FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 206,676 147,101 31,263 14,983 6,803 4,597 1,929REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 62,246 44,278 8,781 4,146 1,712 2,654 675PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 327,123 223,153 58,243 22,345 10,024 9,687 3,671MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 79,820 44,777 21,889 10,052 1,175 980 947ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 317,665 197,738 55,840 22,577 19,312 15,222 6,976EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 124,699 94,591 15,106 5,556 3,629 4,456 1,361HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 511,820 349,571 70,905 31,123 23,010 26,462 10,749ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 61,994 41,392 5,748 4,736 5,060 3,569 1,489ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 349,801 233,529 46,122 24,965 15,870 20,454 8,861OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 143,125 97,391 18,412 9,145 5,982 8,974 3,221UNCLASSIFIED (99) 4,614 3,035 685 289 197 293 115


TABLE 2: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN COOK COUNTYBY GEOGRAPHIC AREA

March 2017pCOOK CITY OF NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST WEST NORTH SOUTH

COUNTY CHICAGO* SUBURBAN SUBURBAN SUBURBAN SUBURBAN SUBURBAN COOKINDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL TOTAL COOK COOK COOK COOK COOK UNCLASS

ALL INDUSTRIES 2,246,987 1,179,455 414,361 187,853 114,955 192,887 139,860 17,616

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 662 189 32 30 93 38 242 38MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL AND GAS EXTRACTION (21) 480 326 44 98 2 0 7 3UTILITIES (22) 4,842 3,888 192 79 392 78 203 10CONSTRUCTION (23) 68,517 22,851 18,240 8,482 5,472 5,021 6,294 2,157MANUFACTURING (31-33) 184,070 63,622 47,364 21,874 21,255 13,271 15,808 876 FOOD 32,710 15,226 4,237 4,127 4,196 2,580 2,252 92 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 3,220 1,163 660 183 1,156 38 13 7 TEXTILE MILLS 288 230 3 1 7 23 19 5 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 1,407 1,105 144 12 4 47 94 1 APPAREL 2,016 1,111 492 219 23 158 11 2 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 431 344 11 26 24 25 0 1 WOOD PRODUCTS 1,510 461 271 233 187 22 327 9 PAPER 9,034 3,482 1,614 2,615 655 388 192 88 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 10,666 2,954 4,605 733 1,541 578 245 10 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 1,647 480 15 889 49 6 208 0 CHEMICAL 9,936 3,127 1,516 1,506 1,109 755 1,900 23 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 9,030 1,612 2,587 1,704 1,116 509 1,371 131 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 3,971 1,373 417 752 222 206 1,000 1 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 6,200 1,896 837 621 566 292 1,984 4 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 30,278 8,829 9,962 2,990 4,384 2,017 1,756 340 MACHINERY 13,637 2,422 4,574 2,354 1,821 1,529 863 74 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 9,998 1,147 6,445 1,037 291 1,007 38 33 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 10,855 3,947 4,108 185 471 645 1,485 14 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 11,837 6,533 1,088 606 1,678 452 1,479 1 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 4,683 2,720 743 172 638 104 305 1 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 10,716 3,460 3,035 909 1,117 1,890 266 39WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 102,961 37,739 33,283 9,445 6,080 8,257 7,228 929RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 233,966 93,919 48,953 25,493 13,238 23,530 26,873 1,960TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 123,904 67,203 16,787 19,038 7,341 3,768 9,059 708INFORMATION (51) 51,029 37,000 5,759 2,310 864 3,365 1,364 367FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 147,101 107,630 19,763 4,279 2,384 8,559 3,887 599REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 44,278 28,907 7,380 2,103 1,103 2,474 1,941 370PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 223,153 157,486 32,323 6,953 4,235 16,321 3,903 1,932MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 44,777 16,056 14,829 462 1,203 11,136 821 270ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 197,738 100,713 42,225 23,251 12,627 10,523 7,221 1,178EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 94,591 57,892 6,748 4,174 4,062 19,532 1,880 303HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 349,571 174,290 55,758 32,133 21,498 36,098 27,723 2,071ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 41,392 23,488 6,400 3,190 980 5,266 1,758 310ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 233,529 127,763 42,931 17,224 8,056 17,860 17,203 2,492OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 97,391 57,071 14,851 6,863 3,952 7,526 6,252 876UNCLASSIFIED (99) 3,035 1,422 499 372 118 264 193 167


TABLE 2A: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN NORTHWEST SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2017pNW ARLING- ELK HAR- HOFF- MT

SUBURBAN TON BARRING- BUFFALO DES GROVE WOOD MAN PROS-

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL HEIGHTS TON GROVE PLAINES VILLAGE HEIGHTS ESTATES PECT NILESALL INDUSTRIES 414,361 41,165 3,772 1,824 40,046 47,595 2,553 20,721 15,527 20,067

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 32 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 44 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 192 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 18,240 2,170 287 67 1,405 2,999 65 616 836 648MANUFACTURING (31-33) 47,364 1,948 A/ A/ 5,069 11,337 681 870 1,760 3,601 FOOD 4,237 85 A/ 0 252 829 0 71 92 141 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 660 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 618 TEXTILE MILLS 3 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 144 A/ 0 0 A/ 89 0 0 A/ A/ APPAREL 492 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 11 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 271 A/ 0 0 68 121 0 0 0 0 PAPER 1,614 A/ 0 0 A/ 708 0 0 A/ 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 4,605 122 A/ A/ 520 1,464 A/ 43 A/ 1,076 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 15 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ CHEMICAL 1,516 193 0 0 68 337 0 A/ A/ A/ PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 2,587 A/ A/ 0 514 1,225 A/ A/ A/ 74 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 417 A/ 0 A/ A/ 76 0 0 A/ A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 837 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 9,962 269 0 0 1,020 2,847 322 A/ 164 416 MACHINERY 4,574 161 0 0 204 1,115 A/ 176 769 226 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 6,445 106 A/ 0 104 1,061 A/ A/ A/ A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 4,108 194 0 0 A/ 79 A/ 0 49 A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 1,088 A/ 0 0 A/ 57 0 0 A/ 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 743 A/ 0 0 A/ 282 0 A/ A/ 27 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 3,035 355 A/ 0 603 753 A/ A/ 18 44WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 33,283 2,307 117 112 4,029 6,137 121 1,611 1,114 1,964RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 48,953 4,107 517 206 3,524 1,902 681 2,315 3,907 6,043TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 16,787 350 A/ A/ 3,961 3,960 A/ 212 307 136INFORMATION (51) 5,759 954 29 A/ 504 228 A/ 381 172 172FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 19,763 1,014 309 106 1,454 1,192 A/ 1,030 452 355REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 7,380 560 89 69 1,330 866 55 161 266 258PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 32,323 3,785 485 128 3,039 3,117 52 1,019 625 623MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 14,829 1,340 A/ A/ 1,880 450 0 4,976 864 161ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 42,225 5,325 138 A/ 2,359 5,456 A/ 393 2,240 205EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 6,748 609 A/ A/ 607 145 A/ 376 199 526HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 55,758 11,201 524 353 5,073 4,732 206 4,683 603 3,336ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 6,400 585 A/ A/ A/ 38 A/ 217 49 59ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 42,931 3,221 398 477 2,805 3,435 420 1,608 1,410 1,465OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 14,851 1,640 172 95 1,309 1,567 57 218 697 467UNCLASSIFIED (99) 499 A/ A/ A/ A/ 21 A/ A/ A/ A/



March 2017pNW FAR

NOR- PALA- PARK ROLLING ROSE- SCHAUM- SCHILLER WHEEL- ELGIN SUB NW SUB

INDUSTRY (NAICS) RIDGE TINE RIDGE MEADOWS MONT BURG PARK ING MISC MISC MISCALL INDUSTRIES 5,803 20,853 16,799 19,998 22,882 85,138 6,432 20,822 3,365 5,301 13,698

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/UTILITIES (22) 0 0 0 0 0 84 0 0 0 0 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 134 720 442 2,167 372 2,413 255 1,283 401 184 776MANUFACTURING (31-33) 335 2,655 38 3,571 942 3,522 1,784 6,610 651 A/ 1,624 FOOD A/ 14 A/ A/ A/ 930 60 302 A/ A/ 521 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 APPAREL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 PAPER 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 609 0 0 A/ PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 0 25 21 A/ 0 462 17 369 A/ A/ 157 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ CHEMICAL 0 354 0 A/ A/ 55 A/ 350 A/ A/ A/ PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 0 230 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 257 A/ 0 0 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 48 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 149 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ 298 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 92 282 A/ 98 A/ 685 851 2,225 A/ A/ 427 MACHINERY A/ 54 0 271 18 411 467 334 A/ A/ 89 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 0 33 0 A/ 0 464 0 1,157 0 0 132 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 56 120 63 0 A/ A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 46 A/ A/ 0 A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 0 A/ 0 0 0 55 A/ 51 A/ A/ 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING A/ 55 A/ A/ A/ 255 A/ 347 0 A/ 124WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 112 430 399 2,226 1,652 7,285 594 2,255 134 146 538RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 1,730 2,779 1,284 1,144 1,101 11,607 213 1,711 1,046 368 2,768TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 37 2,472 137 273 650 2,192 415 1,005 91 101 227INFORMATION (51) 0 92 220 681 360 1,642 A/ 163 A/ A/ 113FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 169 1,126 646 2,318 2,025 6,671 97 199 A/ 108 334REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 15 346 175 271 1,040 1,285 117 197 54 76 150PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 104 1,613 1,299 1,574 1,660 10,461 403 1,591 68 207 470MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) A/ 16 7 A/ 1,729 2,912 0 157 A/ A/ 60ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 1,529 785 1,642 2,453 1,280 10,671 A/ 1,221 152 A/ 1,913EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) A/ 401 361 72 52 A/ 49 380 A/ 48 371HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 607 4,658 7,966 751 2,230 5,268 38 1,326 227 292 1,684ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 161 195 109 10 A/ A/ 0 35 A/ A/ A/ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 711 1,575 1,099 1,926 6,596 10,715 834 1,964 273 163 1,836OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 129 969 947 420 1,131 2,830 347 700 164 279 713UNCLASSIFIED (99) A/ 21 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 25 10 31 A/


TABLE 2B: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2017pSW BED- EVER- CI- LA SWSUB FORD BER- BRIDGE- BROOK- CHICAGO GREEN LA LE- Mc- OAK SUM- WILLOW CERO GRANGE SUB

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL ALSIP PARK WYN VIEW FIELD RIDGE CICERO PARK GRANGE MONT LYONS COOK LAWN MIT SPRINGS MISC MISC MISCALL INDUSTRIES 187,853 14,857 11,012 9,151 10,417 3,130 4,489 14,948 28,754 7,236 6,502 2,660 5,213 19,161 4,339 853 1,103 21,125 22,903

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUN 30 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRA 98 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ A/UTILITIES (22) 79 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 8,482 1,291 A/ 184 621 192 227 330 537 298 795 196 A/ 334 87 105 A/ A/ 990MANUFACTURING (31-33) 21,874 3,463 4,586 323 2,713 155 87 2,575 609 2,072 741 179 691 261 1,355 A/ A/ 1,454 A/ FOOD 4,127 856 498 A/ 768 A/ 0 62 88 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 1,095 0 0 268 57 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 183 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ TEXTILE MILLS 1 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 12 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ APPAREL 219 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 26 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ WOOD PRODUCTS 233 A/ 159 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 PAPER 2,615 469 480 0 A/ 0 0 922 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 259 A/ PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 733 79 137 36 331 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 17 0 3 0 0 0 A/ A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 889 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 192 0 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 1,506 224 291 0 174 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 78 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 139 A/ PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 1,704 A/ A/ 0 145 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 752 A/ 47 0 335 A/ 0 A/ 60 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 22 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 621 138 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 2,990 784 490 A/ 414 92 A/ 472 96 A/ 53 A/ 180 83 24 0 A/ 145 A/ MACHINERY 2,354 240 69 A/ 33 28 A/ 187 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 402 0 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 1,037 49 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 21 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & C 185 53 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 606 0 350 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 18 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 172 14 77 0 A/ 0 A/ 43 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 909 234 132 A/ 44 A/ A/ 221 90 A/ A/ A/ 0 67 0 0 A/ A/ 81WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 9,445 2,391 1,410 158 698 78 92 604 613 140 396 230 786 70 866 82 127 448 256RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 25,493 967 812 1,149 1,653 163 1,824 2,518 3,526 444 650 343 30 3,772 223 22 237 4,024 3,136TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49 19,038 2,043 2,077 102 963 151 601 495 81 A/ 699 251 1,839 84 815 A/ 193 A/ 1,080INFORMATION (51) 2,310 124 A/ 22 130 8 78 72 1,267 50 9 A/ A/ 37 A/ A/ A/ 54 148FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 4,279 90 A/ 246 209 98 A/ 354 461 248 113 58 0 714 35 11 A/ 543 943REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 2,103 52 A/ 68 263 A/ 42 120 407 91 108 38 37 126 49 A/ A/ 353 298PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS 6,953 726 A/ 711 141 88 A/ 198 1,731 248 340 41 A/ 368 23 21 A/ 578 1,619MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES ( 462 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 130ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. S 23,251 1,746 250 355 483 274 88 4,102 11,459 256 187 A/ 278 746 325 30 63 A/ 1,409EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 4,174 47 A/ 144 146 17 A/ 118 610 349 125 17 0 318 A/ 0 A/ 523 1,560HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 32,133 751 50 3,257 584 503 411 1,513 3,779 1,868 973 30 0 9,394 52 15 74 1,673 7,206ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71 3,190 53 A/ 84 183 A/ A/ A/ 151 123 581 31 0 23 10 0 0 258 540ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72 17,224 700 730 1,735 1,031 280 539 1,282 2,494 782 512 308 78 2,274 340 82 58 1,540 2,459OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) ( 6,863 349 281 589 539 227 325 340 1,001 230 262 144 52 583 103 A/ A/ 1,077 695UNCLASSIFIED (99) 372 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 2C: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN WEST SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2017pWEST ELM- WEST

SUBURBAN BELL- BROAD- WOOD FOREST FRANKLIN HILL- MAY- MELROSE NORTH OAK RIVER RIVER STONE WEST- SUBURBAN

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL WOOD VIEW PARK PARK PARK SIDE WOOD PARK LAKE PARK FOREST GROVE PARK CHESTER MISCALL INDUSTRIES 114,955 3,072 6,789 2,461 6,785 16,021 5,669 9,859 19,082 6,490 16,058 4,358 2,248 1,513 9,644 4,906

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 93 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/UTILITIES (22) 392 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 5,472 136 765 185 312 1,251 826 74 704 171 296 20 220 59 267 186MANUFACTURING (31-33) 21,255 1,435 2,825 53 1,467 6,592 1,055 358 4,442 2,065 276 A/ 84 A/ 108 487 FOOD 4,196 52 646 A/ A/ 931 A/ A/ 988 A/ 114 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 1,156 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ APPAREL 23 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 24 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ WOOD PRODUCTS 187 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PAPER 655 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 104 176 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 1,541 187 412 A/ A/ 301 241 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 49 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 1,109 54 191 0 0 152 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 1,116 0 0 A/ A/ 579 A/ A/ 53 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 222 0 A/ 0 0 27 A/ 0 12 0 18 0 0 0 A/ 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 566 0 0 0 0 370 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 4,384 193 1,076 A/ A/ 2,156 166 27 572 116 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ MACHINERY 1,821 A/ 235 0 A/ 433 A/ 95 864 A/ A/ 0 53 A/ 43 0 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 291 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 471 A/ 46 0 0 134 A/ A/ 37 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 1,678 A/ A/ A/ 0 22 A/ A/ 411 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 638 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 1,117 A/ A/ 0 A/ 744 A/ 0 218 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 6,080 310 1,194 31 224 1,436 246 115 1,302 354 127 A/ 304 A/ 326 A/RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 13,238 167 634 703 1,035 773 821 139 2,102 1,388 1,042 666 424 38 578 2,728TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 7,341 196 352 32 A/ 3,210 376 306 2,137 324 40 0 94 A/ 20 A/INFORMATION (51) 864 A/ A/ A/ 7 A/ A/ A/ 10 A/ 320 0 A/ A/ A/ 123FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 2,384 47 45 68 105 97 104 16 147 41 441 199 47 9 915 103REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 1,103 20 A/ 41 77 163 39 20 143 72 376 23 29 A/ 72 A/PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 4,235 29 65 95 130 249 433 59 181 244 1,131 153 82 21 1,255 108MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 1,203 49 15 0 0 A/ 23 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 391 0ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 12,627 54 412 80 1,601 475 233 417 A/ 808 456 70 36 A/ 3,566 A/EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 4,062 A/ A/ 87 50 12 121 A/ 181 43 780 2,448 104 0 160 A/HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 21,498 190 31 669 622 476 765 A/ 2,568 A/ 6,638 268 90 A/ 1,237 262ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 980 0 0 24 31 A/ 24 A/ 105 A/ 422 30 112 A/ 13 A/ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 8,056 192 248 300 817 428 430 400 1,025 380 2,176 318 252 193 380 517OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 3,952 71 121 74 260 328 166 207 482 83 1,424 124 79 67 338 128UNCLASSIFIED (99) 118 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 2D: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN NORTH SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2017pNORTH NORTH

SUBURBAN LINCOLN- MORTON NORTH NORTH SUBURBAN

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL EVANSTON GLENVIEW WOOD GROVE BROOK FIELD SKOKIE WILMETTE WINNETKA MISCALL INDUSTRIES 192,887 46,809 25,047 9,767 8,448 48,190 7,231 33,360 5,814 2,999 5,222

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 38 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 5 0 A/MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 78 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 5,021 394 894 177 364 1,753 220 932 174 58 55MANUFACTURING (31-33) 13,271 932 1,103 1,629 2,284 2,664 114 4,286 88 17 154 FOOD 2,580 243 44 A/ A/ 624 36 604 A/ A/ 0 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 38 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 TEXTILE MILLS 23 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 47 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 30 0 0 0 APPAREL 158 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 25 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ WOOD PRODUCTS 22 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 PAPER 388 0 A/ 0 0 187 0 A/ A/ 0 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 578 86 A/ 29 A/ 32 A/ 208 A/ 0 A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 6 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ CHEMICAL 755 57 0 0 596 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 509 0 34 231 A/ 123 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 206 A/ 0 A/ A/ 76 0 A/ 0 0 A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 292 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 2,017 78 585 401 103 425 0 403 A/ 0 A/ MACHINERY 1,529 A/ A/ A/ A/ 597 0 377 0 0 0 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 1,007 34 256 A/ 12 107 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 645 0 A/ 0 A/ 161 0 A/ 0 0 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 452 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 104 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 1,890 A/ A/ 37 A/ 66 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 8,257 417 1,176 546 656 3,450 158 1,686 107 24 37RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 23,530 3,566 4,204 1,812 1,368 4,111 509 5,484 1,169 504 803TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 3,768 221 291 73 394 1,371 A/ 1,378 0 A/ A/INFORMATION (51) 3,365 1,180 A/ 247 60 726 51 709 44 A/ A/FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 8,559 805 2,008 144 174 3,137 251 1,158 291 223 368REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 2,474 374 262 115 21 715 85 458 328 55 61PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 16,321 2,725 1,606 639 298 5,466 577 3,336 426 180 1,068MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 11,136 117 1,246 10 A/ 8,752 A/ 252 7 A/ A/ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 10,523 1,352 787 1,473 290 4,840 164 1,182 184 50 201EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 19,532 A/ 388 A/ 52 804 208 748 667 593 A/HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 36,098 10,749 6,815 1,531 1,470 4,605 2,469 6,787 759 280 633ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 5,266 2,417 433 9 55 1,066 165 243 233 108 537ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 17,860 3,949 2,701 983 701 3,373 1,039 3,381 765 475 493OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 7,526 1,649 863 326 229 1,205 794 1,292 559 384 225UNCLASSIFIED (99) 264 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 8 A/ A/


TABLE 2E: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTH SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2017pSOUTH CHICAGO

SUBURBAN BLUE CALUMET CHICAGO MID- OAK ORLAND PARK RIVER- SOUTH TINLEY HEIGHTS HARVEY

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL ISLAND CITY HEIGHTS DOLTON HARVEY LANSING LOTHIAN FOREST PARK FOREST DALE HOLLAND PARK MISC MISCALL INDUSTRIES 139,860 5,300 5,740 11,072 2,443 6,449 7,594 1,428 4,812 23,258 773 1,188 9,942 11,346 20,126 28,389

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTIN 242 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACT 7 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/UTILITIES (22) 203 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 6,294 269 126 210 146 86 337 83 465 1,261 A/ A/ 420 504 A/ 1,985MANUFACTURING (31-33) 15,808 631 338 3,474 643 1,264 1,414 A/ 176 224 A/ 407 2,261 A/ 1,418 1,964 FOOD 2,252 32 87 203 0 0 A/ 0 0 141 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 236 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 13 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 19 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 94 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ APPAREL 11 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 327 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 46 A/ A/ A/ PAPER 192 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 245 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 11 A/ 0 12 A/ A/ A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 208 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ CHEMICAL 1,900 279 147 384 A/ A/ 429 0 0 A/ 0 0 221 0 A/ 244 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 1,371 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 136 0 A/ 112 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 1,000 0 A/ 257 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 108 A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 1,984 A/ 0 731 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 1,756 29 A/ 369 A/ 206 210 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 136 A/ 199 421 MACHINERY 863 22 0 135 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 100 A/ 249 301 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 38 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COM 1,485 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 1,479 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 305 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 266 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ 32 0 0 70 A/ 35 24WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 7,228 510 420 604 A/ 233 325 70 432 289 A/ 49 1,184 892 912 1,280RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 26,873 508 2,413 437 530 370 1,895 257 505 7,846 81 105 617 2,381 4,278 4,650TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 9,059 270 164 1,473 A/ A/ 100 16 109 545 A/ 160 1,186 107 1,953 2,665INFORMATION (51) 1,364 A/ 63 104 A/ 131 32 A/ A/ 200 A/ A/ 0 100 70 480FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 3,887 56 193 89 25 44 144 39 168 1,122 37 22 590 357 445 556REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 1,941 96 95 190 20 A/ 72 23 69 297 82 A/ 88 187 172 507PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (5 3,903 77 98 62 A/ 374 114 A/ 91 879 A/ A/ 386 460 727 559MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 821 A/ A/ 0 0 0 29 A/ A/ 15 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 416ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVC 7,221 781 A/ 300 30 63 356 A/ A/ 530 A/ A/ 698 270 1,171 1,651EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 1,880 A/ 10 176 14 A/ 258 A/ 143 364 A/ 0 255 112 322 129HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 27,723 1,200 500 3,281 493 2,915 598 143 399 4,082 125 247 1,068 1,688 3,989 6,995ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 1,758 A/ 39 0 43 A/ 47 199 88 565 A/ A/ A/ 103 338 284ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 17,203 482 1,081 418 254 537 1,240 348 746 4,045 70 22 596 1,958 2,239 3,167OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 6,252 177 149 230 160 68 447 53 213 949 47 69 591 562 1,562 975UNCLASSIFIED (99) 193 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 3: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN Du PAGE COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2017pDu PAGE GLEN-

COUNTY BENSEN- BLOOM- BOLING- BURR CAROL DOWNERS GLEN DALE LOM-

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL ADDISON AURORA VILLE INGDALE BROOK RIDGE STREAM GROVE ELMHURST ELLYN HTS. HINSDALE ITASCA LISLE BARDALL INDUSTRIES 565,134 24,584 20,436 19,820 13,521 323 8,911 20,669 48,186 29,482 8,700 11,259 10,555 21,247 24,987 28,701

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 419 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 274 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 2,495 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 38 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 25,124 1,971 673 1,428 308 6 539 899 1,714 2,223 478 633 187 1,067 646 1,575MANUFACTURING (31-33) 55,641 6,191 2,683 3,891 2,304 A/ 1,132 4,288 4,229 2,119 A/ 3,643 A/ 3,776 1,745 1,042 FOOD 5,964 580 166 304 46 0 278 78 699 215 A/ A/ A/ 645 32 A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 249 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ TEXTILE MILLS 22 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 52 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ APPAREL 68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 10 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 193 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ PAPER 2,560 398 321 285 0 0 A/ 455 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 4,041 333 99 145 A/ A/ 175 652 591 203 8 A/ A/ 476 115 119 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 31 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 3,819 305 A/ 91 A/ 0 184 65 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 22 37 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 4,066 665 A/ 353 A/ 0 A/ 287 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 314 A/ 71 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 654 162 A/ 218 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 19 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 662 69 A/ 243 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 11,966 1,697 558 1,271 801 0 156 794 814 655 A/ 1,673 A/ 610 69 258 MACHINERY 7,078 654 287 503 175 0 190 701 639 218 A/ 881 0 419 41 208 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 6,137 352 230 94 227 0 33 130 570 189 0 314 0 451 A/ 112 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 2,780 151 A/ 331 A/ 0 A/ 130 A/ 354 0 0 0 A/ 515 A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 2,464 230 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 607 199 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 76 A/ 62 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 11 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 2,218 329 352 23 13 0 A/ 171 190 46 6 A/ A/ A/ 75 133WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 50,944 3,983 2,495 2,722 1,192 100 782 3,060 2,664 3,519 377 1,933 171 3,228 1,170 2,605RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 61,065 1,573 3,652 1,196 3,321 21 314 1,695 5,514 2,433 1,232 1,751 758 920 1,014 5,249TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 24,846 3,111 1,181 2,683 196 A/ 257 2,182 1,236 805 321 245 A/ 1,669 789 837INFORMATION (51) 11,332 210 72 328 A/ 0 45 491 1,358 926 30 3 48 A/ 870 379FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 31,263 390 1,810 117 616 12 422 518 3,801 969 347 122 318 1,286 2,022 2,043REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 8,781 273 210 373 70 A/ 393 285 598 569 310 101 124 328 416 798PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 58,243 646 2,051 429 389 A/ 1,959 700 4,213 2,031 794 382 392 2,299 6,782 2,413MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 21,889 180 235 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 1,410 1,037 A/ A/ A/ 3,296 2,618 590ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 55,840 1,993 1,529 5,057 398 A/ 697 1,814 5,331 1,263 489 242 A/ 1,085 1,507 3,381EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 15,106 A/ 292 A/ 166 0 469 111 1,800 1,171 194 171 61 A/ 1,630 765HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 70,905 1,211 1,163 410 1,669 A/ 805 2,346 6,673 7,236 1,227 863 4,477 201 1,298 2,619ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 5,748 138 304 42 111 0 115 144 226 255 355 169 242 A/ A/ 165ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 46,122 1,471 1,626 579 2,000 A/ 461 1,196 5,910 1,937 1,160 652 1,072 743 1,419 3,208OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 18,412 815 430 507 450 14 431 617 1,449 956 604 328 555 204 433 1,003UNCLASSIFIED (99) 685 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 30 22 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 29


TABLE 3: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN Du PAGE COUNTY

BY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2017p

OAK E. SUB W. SUB NW SUB SW SUB

NAPER- OAK BROOK VILLA WEST WEST- WILLOW- WOOD- WOOD Du PAGE Du PAGE Du PAGE Du PAGE Du PAGE

INDUSTRY (NAICS) VILLE BROOK TERRACE ROSELLE PARK CHICAGO MONT WHEATON BROOK RIDGE DALE MISC MISC MISC MISC UNCLASS.ALL INDUSTRIES 74,010 41,766 15,242 6,868 10,472 15,592 13,848 18,397 5,935 15,964 13,489 6,271 6,597 4,671 8,347 16,284

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 81 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ A/MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0UTILITIES (22) A/ A/ 584 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 1,828 1,165 643 1,152 893 1,645 440 504 170 471 716 189 34 359 252 316MANUFACTURING (31-33) 2,005 478 137 823 647 4,596 534 227 486 2,101 2,496 131 A/ 515 334 2,503 FOOD 277 A/ 0 0 A/ 1,537 0 39 A/ 245 A/ 12 A/ A/ 36 353 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 25 TEXTILE MILLS A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 APPAREL A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ WOOD PRODUCTS A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ PAPER A/ 0 0 0 0 150 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 115 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 273 9 20 11 21 23 27 53 53 163 281 A/ A/ 0 A/ 50 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ CHEMICAL 121 A/ A/ A/ 0 713 0 A/ A/ 333 43 0 0 0 A/ A/ PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 261 A/ 0 A/ A/ 846 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 422 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 54 0 0 0 A/ 67 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 7 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 167 0 0 394 254 373 85 A/ A/ 109 372 0 0 175 A/ 551 MACHINERY A/ 37 0 43 47 90 A/ 0 A/ 276 572 17 A/ A/ 21 411 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 353 A/ A/ A/ A/ 229 A/ 66 A/ 582 1,026 0 A/ A/ 3 35 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 69 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 43 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 233 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 13 0 0 A/ A/ 77 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 163 A/ A/ 11 8 A/ 44 33 A/ A/ 39 A/ 3 3 0 A/WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 3,068 1,001 890 775 514 1,576 715 280 654 3,621 2,812 163 32 1,094 1,181 2,567RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 10,270 3,891 702 575 1,737 1,247 2,279 2,716 855 1,710 642 1,326 125 526 425 1,396TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 1,330 1,206 172 324 433 422 488 86 400 666 1,917 169 50 113 A/ 906INFORMATION (51) 1,750 1,583 303 24 83 26 368 346 52 609 44 9 A/ A/ 233 79FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 7,351 3,439 1,642 152 214 83 759 839 129 510 94 320 19 127 513 279REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 737 1,124 314 97 303 129 85 139 132 211 95 57 A/ A/ A/ A/PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 12,886 3,232 3,577 248 168 1,552 763 1,839 520 814 232 961 A/ 272 1,652 A/MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 2,673 6,146 561 A/ 6 0 710 A/ 163 182 310 A/ A/ 0 454 9ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 4,289 7,437 1,738 1,225 2,230 2,281 2,552 340 402 A/ 2,003 369 A/ A/ 374 1,034EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 2,210 818 1,214 A/ 67 190 167 A/ 53 178 68 113 A/ 71 33 212HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 12,214 4,735 748 376 1,745 548 2,187 5,217 707 583 1,366 697 A/ A/ 1,007 928ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 953 A/ A/ 52 A/ 82 126 559 62 159 36 169 A/ A/ A/ 18ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 6,939 3,220 1,143 500 938 897 1,171 2,100 796 872 380 958 A/ A/ 691 1,356OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 2,779 1,404 773 213 370 230 492 821 211 354 268 627 49 359 153 513UNCLASSIFIED (99) A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 12 A/ A/ A/ 10 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 4: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN LAKE COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2017pLAKE HIGH-

COUNTY BARRING- BUFFALO DEER- FOX GRAYS LAND LAKE LAKE LAKEINDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL ANTIOCH TON GROVE FIELD LAKE LAKE GURNEE PARK BLUFF FOREST VILLA

ALL INDUSTRIES 284,927 4,482 7,654 14,660 18,425 2,431 5,454 19,270 10,390 4,629 15,177 3,159

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 472 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 26 A/ A/ 0 12 45MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 48 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 1,671 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 11,417 379 268 650 222 156 204 483 459 337 578 239MANUFACTURING (31-33) 50,523 478 620 3,479 2,267 A/ 663 1,901 A/ 850 2,542 277 FOOD 1,705 A/ 48 311 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 116 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 159 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 162 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 APPAREL 18 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 184 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ WOOD PRODUCTS 122 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ PAPER 1,428 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 1,858 A/ A/ 208 A/ 0 A/ 95 8 0 A/ A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 101 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 CHEMICAL 15,095 8 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 537 0 15 A/ 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 5,750 A/ A/ 387 0 0 0 225 0 98 206 A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 465 55 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 187 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 7,038 69 244 182 A/ 54 A/ 198 0 142 110 27 MACHINERY 3,021 A/ 13 298 0 0 24 190 0 0 140 A/ COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 3,979 0 0 1,765 66 0 A/ 241 0 A/ 80 14 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 788 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 101 A/ 0 131 A/ 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 721 81 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 521 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 288 A/ A/ 0 A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 7,105 48 37 147 A/ 0 0 49 A/ 0 466 31WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 21,918 309 176 1,123 3,334 4 259 916 126 356 1,260 234RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 40,810 1,254 1,018 1,128 1,663 750 711 5,481 2,442 557 498 229TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 4,921 38 41 200 A/ 7 1,105 369 14 A/ 15 53INFORMATION (51) 3,230 16 31 104 426 A/ 2 A/ 8 A/ 12 A/FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 14,983 269 310 530 1,226 73 133 780 378 81 1,274 78REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 4,146 45 362 358 451 29 57 195 126 223 183 35PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 22,345 185 342 2,718 2,540 107 410 515 659 429 568 162MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 10,052 0 A/ 242 1,633 0 0 A/ A/ 0 1,285 0ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 22,577 175 375 1,463 1,477 A/ 396 1,713 400 655 1,502 148EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 5,556 38 194 214 A/ A/ 184 187 252 113 1,030 A/HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 31,123 191 2,608 961 926 A/ 506 1,693 2,752 235 2,538 1,140ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 4,736 25 149 380 176 A/ 58 1,136 392 83 407 9ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 24,965 824 218 593 1,062 421 518 2,741 1,096 487 979 240OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 9,145 205 390 385 309 105 222 544 425 184 484 115UNCLASSIFIED (99) 289 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 10 A/



March 2017p

ROUNDLAKE LIBERTY- LINCOLN- LONG MUNDE- NORTH VERNON WAU- WAUKE- LAKE CO LAKE

INDUSTRY (NAICS) ZURICH VILLE SHIRE GROVE LEIN CHICAGO HILLS CONDA GAN ZION UNCLASS MISCALL INDUSTRIES 15,301 17,864 17,147 2,309 13,018 16,677 18,956 5,560 25,137 4,847 34,900 7,480

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) A/ 20 0 A/ 17 0 A/ 101 A/ 16 80 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0UTILITIES (22) 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 228 76 A/ 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 1,563 1,174 262 92 491 83 106 708 584 291 1,865 223MANUFACTURING (31-33) 3,657 1,647 1,780 A/ 5,623 12,627 1,702 1,014 3,937 270 1,938 2,910 FOOD 128 A/ 0 A/ 63 A/ 51 191 179 A/ 83 86 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO A/ 0 0 A/ 42 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 TEXTILE MILLS 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 7 A/ A/ 15 0 APPAREL 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 PAPER 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 585 0 0 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT A/ 139 0 A/ 129 A/ 55 A/ 236 A/ A/ A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 CHEMICAL A/ A/ A/ 0 97 12,366 A/ 56 543 65 A/ 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 391 414 A/ 0 A/ A/ 27 A/ 121 0 A/ A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 0 A/ 0 0 105 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 52 A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 1,154 774 1,131 A/ 585 A/ 164 289 919 106 329 72 MACHINERY 1,255 159 180 0 164 0 19 155 214 11 A/ A/ COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 178 38 128 0 51 0 A/ 45 232 0 A/ A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. A/ A/ A/ 0 55 0 A/ A/ 210 0 3 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS A/ A/ A/ 0 70 A/ A/ 16 A/ 0 11 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 17 A/ A/ 0 38 0 785 73 A/ 0 A/ 2,550WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 452 1,360 1,670 73 1,002 1,697 2,359 868 1,984 102 2,167 87RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 1,970 1,574 655 235 1,891 195 6,282 402 3,766 939 5,379 1,791TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) A/ 154 A/ 0 206 A/ 231 69 655 A/ 622 43INFORMATION (51) A/ 86 167 A/ 40 A/ 186 A/ 195 A/ 944 A/FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 1,855 990 654 A/ 149 A/ 378 A/ 714 51 4,510 A/REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 81 381 94 39 42 27 66 27 328 81 829 87PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 654 866 A/ 326 434 94 1,549 133 995 A/ 1,832 A/MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) A/ A/ 2,051 A/ A/ 0 718 A/ A/ 0 754 0ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 643 821 561 433 466 111 1,157 747 5,232 47 3,775 A/EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 128 258 80 A/ 506 A/ 42 89 216 A/ 430 40HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 732 4,011 1,005 428 294 281 1,291 329 2,961 2,025 3,139 A/ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 74 218 39 93 150 0 171 26 305 A/ 776 A/ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 1,028 1,686 1,200 98 1,259 433 1,776 552 1,973 499 4,260 1,022OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 536 747 216 82 410 131 901 252 636 165 1,489 212UNCLASSIFIED (99) A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 5: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN KANE COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2017pKANE DUN-

COUNTY AUR- BA- CARPEN- DEE EL- GEN- MONT- NORTH SAINT SOUTH SUGAR AURORA ELGIN KANE COINDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL ORA TAVIA TERSVILLE (E & W) BURN ELGIN EVA GOMERY AURORA CHARLES ELGIN GROVE MISC MISC UNCLASS

ALL INDUSTRIES 175,520 38,230 14,778 4,293 6,883 2,066 42,438 13,738 4,594 5,547 20,032 7,199 2,265 3,286 4,397 5,774

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 477 A/ A/ 0 A/ 20 6 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ 13 12 170 23MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 116 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/UTILITIES (22) 327 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 9,687 940 1,075 104 505 524 2,678 268 240 153 1,086 522 117 129 830 516MANUFACTURING (31-33) 31,701 3,815 3,372 1,704 319 366 6,916 1,863 1,998 1,961 5,354 1,939 410 95 1,207 382 FOOD 3,243 146 50 248 A/ 0 102 390 A/ 1,198 357 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 984 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ TEXTILE MILLS 83 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 701 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 APPAREL 1 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 8 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ WOOD PRODUCTS 390 34 0 A/ 0 0 115 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 PAPER 1,141 224 A/ 0 0 A/ 307 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 1,746 175 392 A/ A/ A/ 304 A/ A/ 0 527 196 A/ 0 0 7 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 55 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 CHEMICAL 2,073 59 170 203 A/ 0 439 0 A/ 0 513 A/ A/ A/ 229 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 4,650 423 1,211 A/ 26 0 1,081 A/ A/ A/ 782 A/ A/ 0 104 A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 1,368 557 61 A/ A/ A/ 193 0 A/ A/ 0 246 A/ A/ A/ 8 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 1,162 228 110 0 0 0 361 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 4,417 724 333 212 58 99 1,570 188 23 38 367 291 111 49 262 92 MACHINERY 3,626 524 164 A/ A/ 26 772 2 A/ A/ 868 199 25 0 149 A/ COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 1,410 A/ 226 A/ A/ 49 524 A/ 0 A/ 344 67 A/ A/ A/ A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 1,889 26 A/ A/ A/ A/ 173 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 831 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 222 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 800 212 58 0 A/ A/ 152 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 1,123 82 115 A/ A/ A/ 517 98 A/ A/ 74 A/ 83 A/ A/ A/WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 12,863 1,975 1,359 44 309 121 4,279 876 791 234 1,350 303 222 293 297 410RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 21,180 3,903 1,584 812 1,624 326 2,713 2,438 522 1,279 2,776 1,413 207 24 297 1,262TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 3,595 700 531 37 126 54 458 857 188 128 A/ 92 105 A/ 66 149INFORMATION (51) 2,800 75 94 93 136 A/ 1,666 110 A/ A/ 219 23 A/ 0 A/ A/FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 6,803 977 146 90 358 37 3,544 435 A/ 67 643 127 80 A/ A/ 150REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 1,712 351 152 76 99 A/ 236 83 A/ A/ 285 31 61 87 45 97PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 10,024 1,643 2,558 54 500 90 2,074 739 52 105 1,264 220 108 40 163 414MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 1,175 166 A/ 0 0 A/ 133 11 0 0 126 A/ 0 0 0 6ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 19,312 8,393 574 352 878 66 6,567 318 212 182 1,021 145 77 29 311 187EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 3,629 1,892 143 0 57 25 746 151 A/ 40 313 68 3 A/ 68 A/

HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 23,010 8,626 769 176 236 53 5,792 2,888 A/ 395 2,174 912 128 A/ A/ 426ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 5,060 945 70 A/ 128 33 A/ 211 A/ A/ 226 A/ 81 A/ 86 A/ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 15,870 2,724 1,150 530 973 222 2,517 1,947 198 546 2,367 928 241 A/ A/ A/OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 5,982 1,015 467 217 420 96 1,108 514 77 304 554 329 156 100 233 392UNCLASSIFIED (99) 197 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 6: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN WILL COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2017pWILL

COUNTY BOLING- FRANK- LOCK- NAPER- NEW PLAIN- ROMEO- WILL CO WILL CO

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL BROOK FORT JOLIET PORT MOKENA VILLE LENOX FIELD VILLE UNCLASS MISCALL INDUSTRIES 202,554 34,767 8,926 45,458 6,248 10,236 6,065 10,485 14,463 19,462 39,376 7,068

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 314 A/ 32 27 A/ A/ 30 0 37 0 112 55MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 211 A/ 0 61 0 0 0 0 68 A/ A/ 0UTILITIES (22) 1,719 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 11 A/ 118 A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 12,431 727 815 2,148 686 1,002 340 642 1,536 1,412 2,512 611MANUFACTURING (31-33) 22,056 4,737 990 3,567 589 1,213 205 408 772 2,118 6,244 1,213 FOOD 3,077 1,829 25 173 A/ A/ 38 0 58 40 679 A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 372 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ TEXTILE MILLS 14 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 75 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 17 36 A/ 0 APPAREL 400 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 17 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 186 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 84 A/ A/ A/ PAPER 1,189 244 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 268 485 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 687 A/ 36 53 A/ 31 0 A/ 41 A/ 243 0 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 755 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 CHEMICAL 2,292 A/ 80 1,136 A/ 11 0 A/ 3 A/ 1,033 A/ PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 2,959 A/ A/ 118 145 A/ 0 0 77 370 553 A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 742 0 A/ 74 A/ 356 0 A/ A/ 137 59 A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 240 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 2,499 240 227 390 148 235 32 43 115 294 658 117 MACHINERY 2,562 91 59 576 A/ 324 5 41 A/ 314 A/ 571 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 1,129 44 0 A/ 23 0 21 0 0 A/ 638 A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 849 A/ A/ 19 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 16 A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 324 0 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 820 A/ A/ 138 83 A/ A/ 111 0 A/ 320 A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 868 184 116 A/ 25 8 0 15 22 31 120 A/WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 20,183 5,499 275 5,811 92 779 330 572 618 3,162 2,546 499RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 30,206 4,953 1,593 6,808 953 1,076 1,122 1,864 2,260 3,053 5,496 1,028TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 15,810 2,215 A/ 2,268 701 333 270 300 434 3,704 4,716 A/INFORMATION (51) 2,276 314 A/ 262 A/ 76 74 91 62 271 967 A/FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 4,597 338 302 1,218 163 544 177 166 411 447 681 150REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 2,654 435 127 550 79 53 138 48 133 485 534 72PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 9,687 1,251 439 1,195 228 674 666 258 1,241 306 2,709 720MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 980 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 8 0 27 A/ 49 0ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 15,222 5,649 647 1,989 658 323 291 373 867 739 3,361 325EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 4,456 103 A/ 1,220 153 240 116 235 271 A/ 732 A/

HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 26,462 4,462 805 9,500 612 1,222 701 3,872 1,067 175 3,482 564ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 3,569 108 163 1,850 76 244 183 57 158 299 376 55ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 20,454 2,702 1,088 4,080 785 1,182 906 1,253 3,172 1,134 3,428 724OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 8,974 523 590 1,361 434 1,168 484 334 1,284 916 1,212 668UNCLASSIFIED (99) 293 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 12 34 A/ A/ A/


TABLE 7: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN Mc HENRY COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2017pMc HENRY Mc HENRYCOUNTY ALGON- CRYSTAL HAR- HUNT- MA- SPRING WOOD- COUNTY

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL QUIN CARY LAKE VARD LEY RENGO Mc HENRY GROVE STOCK UNCLASSALL INDUSTRIES 80,857 6,790 5,711 20,577 3,504 3,080 2,748 16,633 2,192 8,875 10,747

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 435 0 A/ A/ 87 A/ 40 23 A/ 53 129MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 37 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/UTILITIES (22) 85 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 6,391 292 379 899 145 402 414 921 405 511 2,023MANUFACTURING (31-33) 14,199 355 2,006 2,662 798 669 1,074 2,256 902 1,360 2,117 FOOD 1,064 0 A/ A/ 303 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 72 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 19 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ TEXTILE MILLS 166 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 158 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ APPAREL 6 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ WOOD PRODUCTS 101 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ PAPER 224 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 787 A/ 0 148 A/ A/ A/ 13 A/ 20 A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 310 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ CHEMICAL 506 A/ A/ 12 0 15 A/ A/ A/ A/ 96 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 2,750 0 A/ 104 A/ A/ A/ 1,376 63 259 301 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 355 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 69 A/ A/ A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 438 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 2,481 255 83 849 214 82 132 159 424 134 149 MACHINERY 2,085 A/ 486 492 A/ 244 A/ 130 29 114 A/ COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 727 14 0 105 A/ A/ 0 193 A/ 55 A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 689 0 0 107 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 44 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 190 A/ 0 45 A/ 22 A/ 5 0 15 A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 1,097 0 A/ 208 0 A/ A/ 78 A/ A/ 25WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 4,200 107 199 1,457 175 334 52 730 23 427 696RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 13,335 2,402 504 3,688 461 441 245 2,279 282 1,706 1,327TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 1,420 88 124 308 260 27 74 205 11 34 289INFORMATION (51) 761 47 A/ 228 A/ 6 A/ 144 A/ 116 A/FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 1,929 140 90 671 94 50 76 308 24 236 240REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 675 29 41 226 A/ 31 A/ 115 A/ 78 A/PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 3,671 227 205 1,006 54 119 79 472 42 894 573MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 947 A/ A/ 229 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 36 69ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 6,976 45 219 2,445 150 72 218 A/ 153 1,221 A/EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 1,361 141 149 476 A/ 43 A/ 65 A/ 161 301HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 10,749 660 662 2,340 713 258 99 4,588 44 931 454ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 1,489 121 77 487 28 A/ 49 156 A/ 70 263ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 8,861 1,817 394 2,297 231 248 199 1,612 155 709 1,199

OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 3,221 299 202 982 260 134 96 419 92 321 416UNCLASSIFIED (99) 115 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 8: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN CITY OF CHICAGOBY GEOGRAPHIC DISTRICT

March 2017pCITY OF CENTRAL OUTER

CHICAGO BUSINESS BUSINESS WEST NORTH- FAR SOUTH CHICAGOINDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL DISTRICT RING NORTH SOUTH CENTRAL WEST SOUTH WEST UNCLASS

ALL INDUSTRIES 1,179,455 197,595 396,070 167,052 104,044 69,248 125,495 50,465 68,724 762

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 189 62 11 18 27 15 0 53 3 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 326 300 0 0 10 13 0 0 3 0UTILITIES (22) 3,888 1,753 439 887 37 0 150 14 608 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 22,851 1,013 5,480 3,671 2,181 3,465 3,639 1,516 1,867 19MANUFACTURING (31-33) 63,622 1,103 6,548 8,164 9,916 7,014 9,689 8,080 13,060 48 FOOD 15,226 118 1,592 1,028 3,817 1,220 3,299 563 3,558 31 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 1,163 23 246 300 253 168 23 1 149 0 TEXTILE MILLS 230 0 14 28 7 154 2 0 25 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 1,105 1 94 233 58 233 332 15 139 0 APPAREL 1,111 17 208 162 228 59 59 0 378 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 344 13 12 151 65 22 24 0 57 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 461 29 10 1 154 83 65 3 116 0 PAPER 3,482 2 0 103 542 308 159 10 2,358 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 2,954 318 1,113 248 214 337 485 25 214 0 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 480 0 0 0 61 27 0 0 392 0 CHEMICAL 3,127 18 760 105 552 283 229 582 598 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 1,612 3 102 55 340 375 455 227 55 0 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 1,373 0 88 184 484 253 86 204 74 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 1,896 23 0 32 476 240 183 603 339 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 8,829 226 713 1,488 603 1,301 1,670 240 2,588 0 MACHINERY 2,422 10 349 244 325 209 811 165 309 0 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 1,147 42 223 410 168 44 163 1 96 0 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 3,947 25 177 1,958 463 157 649 12 506 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 6,533 3 86 157 68 791 18 5,368 42 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 2,720 0 155 275 876 460 207 46 701 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 3,460 232 606 1,002 162 290 770 15 366 17WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 37,739 2,503 10,608 2,913 6,787 3,958 5,110 2,210 3,508 142RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 93,919 6,089 23,471 23,126 9,307 5,521 11,896 7,163 7,284 62TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 67,203 351 7,407 2,656 3,820 3,067 33,664 2,928 13,244 66INFORMATION (51) 37,000 8,248 19,600 4,067 1,909 616 1,903 360 287 10FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 107,630 42,767 48,528 6,216 1,625 892 4,510 1,445 1,633 14REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 28,907 4,401 12,145 4,342 2,631 1,347 2,141 550 1,343 7PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 157,486 59,349 77,255 8,291 2,445 2,919 4,843 1,151 1,210 23MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 16,056 4,137 8,982 768 385 86 1,195 75 428 0ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 100,713 16,438 38,949 9,281 7,486 4,062 14,990 2,342 7,159 6EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 57,892 8,510 11,515 10,234 16,417 3,957 2,508 2,991 1,747 13HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 174,290 12,175 44,336 38,686 24,609 20,871 15,996 11,720 5,834 63ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 23,488 5,046 8,039 6,963 1,253 1,295 292 421 169 10ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 127,763 13,974 50,173 27,039 8,759 6,893 9,877 4,600 6,264 184OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 57,071 9,333 22,423 9,333 4,231 3,128 2,866 2,752 2,919 86UNCLASSIFIED (99) 1,422 43 161 397 209 129 226 94 154 9


TABLE 9: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICTBY ZIP CODEMarch 2017p

SOUTH SOUTH NORTH NORTHINNER LOOP LOOP LOOP INNER LOOP

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTALS 60603 60604 60601 60602ALL INDUSTRIES 197,595 52,965 36,383 81,696 26,551

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 62 0 0 A/ A/MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 300 A/ 0 A/ 0UTILITIES (22) 1,753 A/ A/ A/ A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 1,013 278 259 280 196MANUFACTURING (31-33) 1,103 372 A/ A/ 183 FOOD 118 A/ 0 26 A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 23 A/ 0 A/ 0 TEXTILE MILLS 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 1 0 A/ A/ 0 APPAREL 17 0 A/ A/ 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 13 A/ 0 0 A/ WOOD PRODUCTS 29 0 0 A/ A/ PAPER 2 0 0 A/ A/ PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 318 133 A/ 156 A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 18 0 0 A/ A/ PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 3 0 0 A/ A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 23 A/ 0 A/ 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 226 A/ A/ 0 0 MACHINERY 10 0 A/ A/ A/ COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 42 A/ 0 A/ A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 25 A/ A/ 0 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 3 0 0 A/ A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 232 A/ 0 A/ 62WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 2,503 744 322 932 505RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 6,089 2,176 286 1,263 2,364TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 351 76 75 160 40INFORMATION (51) 8,248 318 1,454 4,507 1,969FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 42,767 17,359 8,337 12,498 4,573REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 4,401 1,267 490 1,752 892PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 59,349 13,359 6,495 31,579 7,916MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 4,137 601 148 3,099 289ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 16,438 3,876 1,466 9,098 1,998EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 8,510 1,039 A/ 1,238 A/HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 12,175 1,203 7,380 1,568 2,024

ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 5,046 A/ A/ 684 54ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 13,974 4,270 1,651 6,669 1,384OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 9,333 2,253 2,149 4,073 858UNCLASSIFIED (99) 43 A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 10: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN OUTER BUSINESS RINGBY ZIP CODEMarch 2017p

MAIN MAIN FORT CHESTNUT MAIN DOWNTOWNPOST OFFICE POST OFFICE DEARBORN STREET POST OFFICE STATION

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTALS 60606 60661 60611 60610 & 54 60607 60605ALL INDUSTRIES 396,070 131,778 30,186 91,535 80,054 43,746 18,771

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 11 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 439 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 5,480 1,848 287 163 913 2,233 36MANUFACTURING (31-33) 6,548 1,539 766 557 1,484 2,083 119 FOOD 1,592 A/ 27 290 330 935 A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 246 0 0 81 165 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 14 0 A/ 0 11 A/ A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 94 A/ 45 0 A/ A/ A/ APPAREL 208 A/ A/ A/ 0 174 A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 12 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 10 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 PAPER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 1,113 778 34 37 23 184 57 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 760 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 102 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 88 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 713 A/ A/ A/ 562 128 A/ MACHINERY 349 A/ A/ A/ A/ 25 A/ COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 223 60 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 177 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 86 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 155 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 606 70 A/ 40 A/ 167 A/WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 10,608 3,455 1,420 801 2,504 2,399 29RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 23,471 921 1,049 12,494 5,631 2,330 1,046TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 7,407 724 22 757 190 5,681 33INFORMATION (51) 19,600 5,408 1,579 4,914 6,710 894 95FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 48,528 28,768 6,659 1,934 4,471 3,635 3,061REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 12,145 4,874 718 2,426 3,108 689 330PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 77,255 37,458 6,350 9,689 17,184 4,664 1,910MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 8,982 4,056 1,755 1,655 680 A/ A/ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 38,949 15,552 5,143 8,377 5,758 1,875 2,244EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 11,515 A/ A/ A/ 4,159 1,282 4,087HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 44,336 A/ A/ 20,061 4,043 3,455 587ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 8,039 1,057 172 1,817 3,351 297 1,345ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 50,173 4,812 2,375 18,347 15,124 6,886 2,629OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 22,423 4,654 1,312 6,193 4,609 4,607 1,048UNCLASSIFIED (99) 161 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 11: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN NORTH DISTRICTBY ZIP CODEMarch 2017p

LINCOLN KEDZIE LOGAN NORTH NORTH ROGERS ROGERS GRACE- RAVENS- LAKE-PARK GRACE SQUARE UPTOWN TOWN TOWN PARK PARK LAND WOOD VIEW

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTALS 60614 60618 60647 60640 60645 60659 60626 60660 60657 60625 60613ALL INDUSTRIES 167,052 30,781 21,571 20,156 19,132 7,328 7,956 8,719 9,241 17,614 10,775 13,779

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 18 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 887 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 3,671 1,258 1,064 518 54 50 99 40 53 164 145 226MANUFACTURING (31-33) 8,164 836 2,131 1,011 843 A/ 234 A/ A/ 316 261 385 FOOD 1,028 75 168 360 123 A/ 46 80 A/ 49 45 A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 300 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 37 TEXTILE MILLS 28 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 233 A/ A/ 171 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ APPAREL 162 A/ 111 0 A/ 0 12 0 0 0 A/ 25 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 151 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ WOOD PRODUCTS 1 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 PAPER 103 A/ 85 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 248 35 74 19 A/ 6 9 A/ A/ A/ A/ 44 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 105 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 55 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 184 A/ 71 55 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 32 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 1,488 A/ 222 146 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ MACHINERY 244 A/ 129 6 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 410 15 140 A/ 41 A/ A/ A/ A/ 39 92 A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 1,958 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 157 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 275 A/ 25 A/ 24 0 A/ 0 91 A/ A/ A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 1,002 28 757 71 18 A/ 52 A/ A/ 43 24 5WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 2,913 684 669 385 314 31 114 A/ A/ 139 172 162RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 23,126 6,245 3,514 3,172 2,105 436 1,296 736 643 3,128 869 982TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 2,656 91 695 A/ A/ 40 89 39 26 186 105 45INFORMATION (51) 4,067 1,155 892 355 129 A/ 88 A/ 104 393 648 280FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 6,216 672 1,223 343 688 256 470 104 117 243 200 1,900REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 4,342 901 459 348 930 87 172 111 160 590 94 490PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 8,291 1,218 1,190 788 831 A/ 320 A/ A/ 1,078 494 1,014MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 768 19 27 A/ 404 A/ 10 A/ A/ 239 A/ 0ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 9,281 2,078 848 3,385 384 962 211 104 70 304 86 849EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 10,234 1,342 897 434 825 173 201 A/ A/ 676 963 515HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 38,686 2,958 2,808 2,729 8,429 3,403 3,448 3,933 1,846 2,079 4,196 2,857ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 6,963 2,446 1,038 344 374 33 17 74 100 800 333 1,404ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 27,039 6,384 2,219 4,020 1,889 412 874 981 1,084 5,712 1,573 1,891OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 9,333 2,426 979 1,011 807 315 283 248 422 1,530 570 742UNCLASSIFIED (99) 397 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 30 A/ A/ 37 A/ A/


TABLE 12: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTH DISTRICTBY ZIP CODEMarch 2017p

STOCK 22ND ODGEN ENGLE- JACKSON HYDE HYDEYARDS PILSEN STREET PARK WOOD PARK PARK PARK

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTALS 60609 60608 60616 60636 60621 60637 60615 60653ALL INDUSTRIES 104,044 17,090 28,195 20,928 3,614 2,431 23,004 5,867 2,915

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 27 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 10 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 37 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 2,181 343 446 1,078 69 45 25 47 128MANUFACTURING (31-33) 9,916 6,008 2,809 725 207 A/ A/ 72 A/ FOOD 3,817 2,503 1,098 161 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 253 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 7 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 58 A/ 18 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 APPAREL 228 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 65 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 154 106 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 PAPER 542 405 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 214 A/ 77 88 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 61 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 552 479 A/ 16 0 A/ 0 0 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 340 197 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 484 93 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 476 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 603 357 183 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 MACHINERY 325 172 140 13 0 0 0 0 0 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 168 A/ 59 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 463 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 68 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 876 A/ 267 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 162 139 A/ 14 0 0 A/ A/ 0WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 6,787 2,851 2,962 665 68 52 A/ A/ A/RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 9,307 1,729 2,364 1,444 1,512 302 289 1,067 600TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 3,820 1,278 1,933 118 239 A/ 41 A/ A/INFORMATION (51) 1,909 54 1,211 283 A/ A/ 86 226 7FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 1,625 475 444 324 86 24 33 166 73REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 2,631 202 273 901 37 53 327 693 145PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 2,445 686 617 691 A/ A/ 168 187 A/MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 385 71 A/ 116 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 7,486 190 4,199 2,772 38 A/ 51 A/ A/EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 16,417 354 959 2,319 122 A/ A/ 562 A/HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 24,609 993 6,993 4,007 509 1,441 A/ 1,127 A/ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 1,253 A/ 176 537 0 A/ A/ 15 3ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 8,759 769 1,793 3,780 286 184 629 1,099 219OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 4,231 999 829 1,115 292 127 382 317 170UNCLASSIFIED (99) 209 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 13: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN WEST CENTRAL DISTRICTBY ZIP CODEMarch 2017p

GARFIELD WICKER DIVISIONPARK PARK MIDWEST AUSTIN STREET

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTALS 60624 60622 60612 60644 60651ALL INDUSTRIES 69,248 5,630 29,569 22,592 5,879 5,578

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 15 0 A/ 0 0 A/MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 13 0 A/ A/ 0 0UTILITIES (22) 0 0 0 0 0 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 3,465 A/ 1,048 706 A/ 341MANUFACTURING (31-33) 7,014 899 1,088 2,140 810 2,077 FOOD 1,220 84 229 817 A/ A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 168 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 154 0 0 A/ 0 A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 233 0 10 A/ A/ 0 APPAREL 59 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 22 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 83 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 PAPER 308 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 337 A/ A/ 81 8 41 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 27 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 CHEMICAL 283 A/ 74 A/ A/ 120 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 375 0 A/ A/ 0 319 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 253 A/ 130 21 0 A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 240 0 160 A/ A/ 70 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 1,301 218 59 332 437 255 MACHINERY 209 14 74 46 15 60 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 44 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 157 A/ 95 A/ 0 A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 791 0 0 A/ 0 A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 460 A/ A/ 346 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 290 A/ 64 A/ A/ 65WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 3,958 644 1,321 1,147 205 641RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 5,521 417 3,322 742 559 481TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 3,067 248 1,950 263 174 432INFORMATION (51) 616 A/ 353 80 A/ A/FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 892 37 611 152 64 28REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 1,347 25 816 214 275 17PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 2,919 177 1,687 952 65 38MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 86 0 A/ A/ 0 0ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 4,062 35 2,436 1,338 19 234EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 3,957 790 2,828 219 26 94HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 20,871 1,565 4,859 A/ A/ 686ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 1,295 A/ 384 871 A/ A/ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 6,893 290 4,979 1,155 198 271OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 3,128 271 1,751 778 158 170UNCLASSIFIED (99) 129 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 14: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN NORTHWEST DISTRICTBY ZIP CODEMarch 2017p

IRVING JEFFERSON EDGE- ELMWOOD NORWOOD HARWOODCRAGIN PARK PARK BROOK PARK PARK DUNNING HEIGHTS

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTALS 60639 60641 60630 60646 60635 60631 60634 60656 O'HAREALL INDUSTRIES 125,495 19,806 12,060 8,885 7,818 3,427 22,398 9,142 4,477 37,482

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 150 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 3,639 520 528 732 352 45 568 505 381 8MANUFACTURING (31-33) 9,689 3,965 1,034 1,538 613 A/ 908 722 49 A/ FOOD 3,299 1,847 A/ 187 A/ 534 101 309 A/ 0 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 23 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 2 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 332 81 A/ A/ 0 0 0 20 0 0 APPAREL 59 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 24 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 65 39 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 PAPER 159 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 485 A/ A/ 116 205 A/ 46 7 0 0 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 229 104 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 455 73 20 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 86 0 45 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 183 168 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 1,670 801 166 312 A/ A/ 105 71 A/ 0 MACHINERY 811 311 52 43 142 A/ A/ 59 A/ 0 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 163 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 649 A/ 31 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 18 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 207 127 12 56 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 770 85 95 A/ A/ A/ A/ 55 A/ 0WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 5,110 660 1,439 386 630 206 1,345 243 A/ A/RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 11,896 3,836 2,132 1,605 611 995 295 1,524 506 392TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 33,664 71 166 244 204 21 105 176 215 32,462INFORMATION (51) 1,903 A/ 164 86 170 A/ 1,006 22 A/ A/FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 4,510 215 603 570 281 158 1,282 512 316 573REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 2,141 180 331 257 253 24 435 100 172 389PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 4,843 420 449 330 708 62 2,092 298 337 147MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 1,195 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 905 A/ 0 A/ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 14,990 A/ 1,433 510 264 A/ 3,497 767 1,010 797EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 2,508 84 214 324 265 81 551 518 471 0HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 15,996 733 1,455 970 2,569 A/ 7,075 2,271 358 A/ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 292 19 53 40 56 0 10 48 66 0ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 9,877 1,482 1,175 752 585 268 1,742 1,024 412 2,437OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 2,866 448 602 484 249 118 424 340 150 51UNCLASSIFIED (99) 226 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 15: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN FAR SOUTH DISTRICTBY ZIP CODEMarch 2017p

SOUTH ROSE- MORGAN AUBURN GRAND HEGE- SOUTH MT. GREEN- RIVER-CHICAGO LAND PARK PARK CROSSING WISCH SHORE WOOD DALE

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTALS 60617 60628 60643 60620 60619 60633 60649 60655 60627ALL INDUSTRIES 50,465 11,318 5,445 6,532 6,317 5,946 7,611 4,065 3,225 6

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 53 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 1,516 489 189 A/ 164 207 A/ 186 106 0MANUFACTURING (31-33) 8,080 435 1,052 278 307 238 5,709 A/ A/ 0 FOOD 563 93 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 1 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 15 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 APPAREL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 3 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 PAPER 10 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 25 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 582 0 347 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 227 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 204 A/ 60 0 A/ A/ 22 0 0 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 603 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 240 A/ 55 27 102 A/ A/ 0 0 0 MACHINERY 165 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 18 0 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 1 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 12 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 5,368 37 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 46 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 15 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 8 0WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 2,210 418 533 202 203 138 675 17 24 0RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 7,163 966 507 1,199 2,293 1,183 A/ 520 438 A/TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 2,928 493 238 20 497 A/ 306 A/ 12 0INFORMATION (51) 360 A/ A/ 22 117 9 0 A/ A/ 0FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 1,445 351 92 222 180 363 A/ A/ 68 0REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 550 67 61 76 72 86 A/ A/ 32 0PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 1,151 357 135 337 106 80 A/ 91 A/ 0MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 75 0 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 2,342 662 63 615 47 192 221 234 308 0EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 2,991 304 113 746 241 197 A/ A/ 1,278 0HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 11,720 4,836 1,333 1,498 608 882 23 2,171 369 0ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 421 69 93 37 102 A/ A/ A/ 59 0ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 4,600 1,472 621 837 587 517 49 271 246 0OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 2,752 351 177 289 779 428 250 277 A/ A/UNCLASSIFIED (99) 94 A/ A/ A/ 14 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 16: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTHWEST DISTRICTBY ZIP CODEMarch 2017p

HAW- CHICAGOELSDON THORNE LAWN CLEARING ASHBURN

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTALS 60632 60623 60629 60638 60652ALL INDUSTRIES 68,724 22,832 10,983 7,057 21,428 6,424

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 3 0 A/ A/ 0 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 3 0 0 0 A/ A/UTILITIES (22) 608 0 A/ 0 0 A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 1,867 548 545 175 332 267MANUFACTURING (31-33) 13,060 4,643 2,763 711 3,354 1,589 FOOD 3,558 1,559 869 A/ 735 A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 149 0 0 0 149 0 TEXTILE MILLS 25 25 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 139 122 0 A/ A/ 0 APPAREL 378 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 57 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 116 52 A/ 0 31 A/ PAPER 2,358 522 A/ 127 139 A/ PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 214 119 A/ A/ 52 0 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 392 214 A/ 0 A/ 0 CHEMICAL 598 A/ A/ 143 419 A/ PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 55 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 74 32 A/ A/ 24 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 339 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 2,588 707 1,172 A/ 699 A/ MACHINERY 309 A/ A/ A/ 131 0 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 96 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 506 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 42 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 701 136 A/ 0 90 A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 366 A/ A/ 6 20 A/WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 3,508 1,830 519 A/ 960 A/RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 7,284 2,320 982 892 1,304 1,786TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 13,244 3,691 200 392 8,839 122INFORMATION (51) 287 33 40 67 84 63FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 1,633 383 345 240 572 93REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 1,343 255 A/ A/ 605 220PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 1,210 231 165 435 219 160MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 428 379 A/ A/ A/ A/ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 7,159 4,275 541 161 2,123 59EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 1,747 638 551 239 232 87HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 5,834 643 2,298 2,016 473 404ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 169 A/ 30 24 A/ A/ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 6,264 1,496 1,412 1,042 1,759 555OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 2,919 1,335 495 301 549 239UNCLASSIFIED (99) 154 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 17: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN CHICAGO METRO AREABY COUNTY

March 1998 through March 2017pCOOK Du PAGE LAKE KANE WILL Mc HENRY

METRO COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL

1998 3,376,319 2,322,716 497,458 242,811 142,488 103,723 67,123

1999 3,431,924 2,319,383 515,275 254,685 159,796 110,566 72,219

2000 3,487,542 2,340,639 524,025 264,402 165,760 118,186 74,530

2001 3,488,894 2,322,816 532,523 273,823 165,585 119,021 75,126

2002 3,358,360 2,216,958 509,741 271,033 164,339 120,130 76,159

2003 3,311,929 2,170,707 507,264 273,110 163,559 120,922 76,367

2004 3,307,922 2,149,402 512,453 271,696 167,046 128,357 78,968

2005 3,333,380 2,152,045 519,841 276,112 171,148 133,432 80,802

2006 3,403,502 2,185,786 533,701 280,097 174,531 145,222 84,165

2007 3,434,030 2,194,338 538,626 283,271 177,607 154,665 85,523

2008 3,421,997 2,176,935 537,781 285,422 176,018 160,771 85,070

2009 3,236,557 2,068,502 501,878 269,455 163,004 154,307 79,411

2010 3,133,051 2,004,132 484,910 257,955 155,665 155,494 74,895

2011 3,192,426 2,037,597 500,128 262,027 156,499 161,330 74,845

2012 3,261,253 2,073,558 509,888 272,836 160,955 167,339 76,677

2013 3,314,262 2,095,533 529,732 275,106 166,598 171,353 75,940

2014 3,381,175 2,131,857 542,236 280,126 169,832 178,695 78,429

2015 3,444,928 2,187,525 543,467 280,238 171,928 183,597 78,173

2016 3,507,834 2,224,707 554,850 285,277 171,882 191,347 79,771

2017p 3,555,979 2,246,987 565,134 284,927 175,520 202,554 80,857

The institution of multiple worksite coding precludes the comparison of data with years prior to 1991.* Newly broken-out community/earlier years not available


TABLE 18: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN COOK COUNTYBY GEOGRAPHIC AREA

March 1998 through March 2017pCOOK CITY OF NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST WEST NORTH SOUTH

COUNTY CHICAGO* SUBURBAN SUBURBAN SUBURBAN SUBURBAN SUBURBAN COOKTOTAL TOTAL COOK COOK COOK COOK COOK UNCLASS

1998 2,322,716 1,136,809 465,916 190,516 146,103 189,842 159,631 33,899

1999 2,319,383 1,146,594 468,468 189,574 140,115 193,142 164,446 17,044

2000 2,340,639 1,155,978 480,696 192,885 140,206 190,345 166,262 14,267

2001 2,322,816 1,141,970 474,183 196,891 138,310 183,779 163,097 24,586

2002 2,216,958 1,101,827 445,120 188,420 129,490 182,326 158,635 11,140

2003 2,170,707 1,076,483 434,090 184,990 127,404 179,543 157,972 10,225

2004 2,149,402 1,061,748 432,742 181,690 127,804 181,710 156,690 7,018

2005 2,152,045 1,065,215 436,540 181,144 126,615 178,420 156,807 7,304

2006 2,185,786 1,089,347 442,128 183,101 125,997 179,439 157,804 7,970

2007 2,194,338 1,094,718 440,685 182,157 127,178 183,170 158,315 8,115

2008 2,176,935 1,096,131 430,956 179,502 122,133 184,198 155,230 8,785

2009 2,068,502 1,042,013 405,243 172,928 111,969 179,570 146,660 10,119

2010 2,004,132 1,011,151 394,999 162,054 106,948 173,945 140,941 14,094

2011 2,037,597 1,034,196 393,906 165,516 108,972 178,072 142,345 14,590

2012 2,073,558 1,071,227 393,170 169,375 109,744 176,948 141,739 11,355

2013 2,095,533 1,088,765 393,460 174,080 109,203 177,752 140,488 11,785

2014 2,131,857 1,107,326 405,859 176,331 107,361 180,866 141,327 12,787

2015 2,187,525 1,136,426 416,421 182,498 110,715 186,154 140,348 14,963

2016 2,224,707 1,155,332 417,439 183,699 116,906 190,257 142,727 18,347

2017p 2,246,987 1,179,455 414,361 187,853 114,955 192,887 139,860 17,616




March 1998 through March 2017pNW ARLING- ELK HAR- HOFF- MT

SUBURBAN TON BARRING- BUFFALO DES GROVE WOOD MAN PROS-

TOTAL HEIGHTS TON GROVE * PLAINES VILLAGE HEIGHTS ESTATES * PECT NILES

1998 465,916 54,651 4,927 5,694 48,720 63,762 5,654 18,435 16,902 24,500

1999 468,468 51,186 4,647 5,346 50,699 66,285 3,501 19,763 16,319 21,876

2000 480,696 53,982 5,049 5,582 50,595 68,000 3,607 20,710 16,783 21,898

2001 474,183 52,398 5,168 5,445 49,007 65,312 3,707 22,153 16,517 20,968

2002 445,120 50,330 4,890 4,786 45,817 60,099 3,252 23,146 16,308 19,858

2003 434,090 48,323 4,926 4,389 44,733 56,477 3,054 23,447 16,067 20,140

2004 432,742 46,754 5,155 3,470 42,252 56,589 3,018 23,750 17,863 20,013

2005 436,540 46,471 5,176 3,279 42,034 56,329 2,765 24,293 17,339 19,388

2006 442,128 47,952 5,359 3,216 41,356 56,652 2,714 25,075 17,920 19,595

2007 440,685 49,077 4,427 2,494 40,258 54,549 3,048 25,861 17,473 20,433

2008 430,956 47,776 3,775 2,367 39,605 54,261 3,011 26,179 16,545 19,209

2009 405,243 45,252 3,854 2,124 37,087 49,765 2,638 26,013 14,955 18,890

2010 394,999 44,641 3,941 2,013 35,626 47,687 2,441 26,490 14,765 17,803

2011 393,906 44,007 3,886 2,233 36,651 47,903 2,334 22,881 14,974 17,578

2012 393,170 45,386 3,688 2,438 38,505 48,794 2,380 23,199 14,754 17,857

2013 393,460 45,651 3,582 2,260 38,106 45,689 2,340 22,103 14,943 17,848

2014 405,859 48,028 3,684 1,577 38,510 45,880 2,259 22,920 14,527 18,168

2015 416,421 49,644 3,726 1,679 39,353 47,826 2,153 23,331 16,499 18,126

2016 417,439 50,079 3,517 1,738 39,502 47,312 2,310 21,561 16,503 20,011

2017p 414,361 41,165 3,772 1,824 40,046 47,595 2,553 20,721 15,527 20,067




March 1998 through March 2017pNW FAR

NOR- PALA- PARK ROLLING ROSE- SCHAUM- SCHILLER WHEEL- ELGIN SUB NW SUB

RIDGE TINE RIDGE MEADOWS MONT BURG PARK ING MISC MISC MISC

1998 4,949 21,750 17,761 25,659 21,816 75,720 10,218 21,047 5,913 5,013 12,825

1999 4,911 22,528 19,626 26,096 22,293 78,819 9,653 21,967 5,155 5,008 12,790

2000 4,745 23,687 20,119 24,125 24,240 80,751 9,731 22,678 5,228 5,474 13,712

2001 4,660 21,766 21,490 26,144 23,194 81,738 9,143 21,412 5,257 5,357 13,347

2002 4,517 21,105 17,670 23,621 18,140 78,535 8,231 20,575 5,481 5,915 12,844

2003 4,440 21,518 18,127 20,466 17,457 79,709 7,927 19,438 5,098 6,017 12,337

2004 6,643 21,390 18,099 21,551 14,788 80,486 7,061 19,715 5,819 5,484 12,842

2005 7,489 21,969 18,332 23,239 15,615 80,495 6,712 20,927 5,818 5,246 13,624

2006 7,336 22,223 17,666 25,527 15,932 80,199 6,261 21,330 6,188 5,370 14,257

2007 7,390 20,917 17,118 23,627 15,260 82,684 6,589 22,736 7,246 5,300 14,198

2008 7,249 19,875 17,378 21,714 15,499 82,461 6,094 22,708 6,795 4,857 13,598

2009 6,843 18,425 16,817 20,183 14,046 77,549 5,851 21,597 5,968 4,670 12,716

2010 6,610 23,812 15,307 17,576 15,423 73,818 5,518 20,007 5,008 4,407 12,106

2011 6,880 24,468 15,651 17,556 15,866 70,907 6,359 20,505 4,740 6,143 12,384

2012 6,654 18,811 15,936 17,320 16,293 71,548 6,301 20,236 3,578 6,473 13,019

2013 6,361 18,894 15,473 18,746 17,668 75,514 6,087 19,679 3,478 6,266 12,772

2014 5,969 19,784 16,316 17,857 18,801 82,022 6,320 19,801 3,143 6,511 13,782

2015 5,955 20,782 16,254 18,908 18,999 82,909 6,364 20,999 3,270 5,594 14,050

2016 5,720 21,201 16,316 19,125 20,281 83,168 6,119 21,031 3,263 5,220 13,462

2017p 5,803 20,853 16,799 19,998 22,882 85,138 6,432 20,822 3,365 5,301 13,698


TABLE 18B: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1998 through March 2017pSW BED- EVER- CI- LA SW

SUB FORD BER- BRIDGE- BROOK- CHICAGO GREEN LA LE- Mc- OAK SUM- WILLOW CERO GRANGE SUB

TOTAL ALSIP PARK WYN VIEW FIELD RIDGE CICERO PARK GRANGE MONT LYONS COOK LAWN MIT SPRINGS MISC MISC MISC

1998 190,516 12,120 12,236 9,530 11,595 3,778 7,222 20,426 9,414 8,775 7,059 2,528 3,891 26,197 2,671 1,054 2,066 21,877 28,077

1999 189,574 12,537 12,228 9,731 11,120 3,166 7,422 20,366 9,323 9,049 6,176 2,347 3,064 27,385 3,653 771 1,753 23,340 26,143

2000 192,885 11,987 12,864 9,714 11,780 3,517 7,681 20,563 9,373 9,045 7,015 2,361 3,902 27,509 4,214 759 1,621 24,650 24,330

2001 196,891 12,499 11,644 9,637 11,473 3,340 7,444 18,873 8,868 8,778 7,668 2,486 4,421 33,079 4,372 880 1,539 25,963 23,927

2002 188,420 12,139 11,221 9,599 11,020 3,013 6,713 16,834 8,490 8,784 7,956 2,285 4,048 30,723 3,899 854 1,610 24,910 24,322

2003 184,990 12,697 11,388 9,635 9,644 2,992 6,592 17,427 8,037 8,792 7,661 2,066 3,700 28,639 4,158 1,010 1,466 24,554 24,532

2004 181,690 12,875 10,600 9,198 9,608 2,929 6,595 17,035 7,761 7,944 7,324 2,076 3,258 29,718 4,757 839 1,298 22,632 25,243

2005 181,144 12,929 11,192 9,164 9,600 2,814 6,700 16,165 7,385 7,894 7,492 2,045 2,722 29,365 5,173 864 1,295 22,377 25,968

2006 183,101 14,355 11,689 8,678 10,425 2,872 5,823 16,535 7,666 8,506 7,328 2,092 2,694 28,594 5,521 850 1,265 22,142 26,066

2007 182,157 14,605 11,930 8,483 11,022 2,877 6,083 15,132 7,595 8,704 7,251 2,254 3,179 28,077 5,580 823 1,389 21,528 25,645

2008 179,502 14,079 12,412 8,897 10,749 2,921 6,153 14,842 7,464 8,765 6,603 2,338 3,328 28,513 5,377 832 1,436 20,375 24,418

2009 172,928 13,595 11,422 8,519 11,332 2,716 5,787 13,733 8,223 8,248 6,352 2,146 3,390 28,302 5,123 693 1,267 19,760 22,320

2010 162,054 13,144 10,954 8,495 11,294 2,653 4,511 13,161 12,348 7,424 5,770 2,087 3,531 19,084 4,831 673 1,227 18,679 22,188

2011 165,516 13,495 11,028 8,731 10,921 2,885 4,534 13,720 13,946 7,637 5,247 2,030 4,104 18,577 5,469 700 1,132 18,689 22,671

2012 169,375 13,520 10,714 9,558 10,700 2,890 4,281 14,752 15,455 7,628 5,709 2,205 4,569 18,415 5,528 639 1,208 18,929 22,675

2013 174,080 14,027 10,811 9,618 10,893 2,868 4,097 15,383 17,796 8,750 5,518 2,260 4,830 18,075 5,872 1,011 1,177 18,640 22,454

2014 176,331 14,280 11,054 10,737 11,091 2,841 4,163 15,429 19,867 8,334 5,378 2,361 4,933 18,422 3,848 1,031 1,146 19,108 22,308

2015 182,498 13,520 11,151 10,881 11,245 2,851 4,039 15,408 24,235 7,800 5,678 2,474 5,189 18,715 4,005 1,009 1,073 21,112 22,113

2016 183,699 14,240 11,310 10,371 10,602 2,822 4,118 15,089 25,766 6,594 6,396 2,555 5,118 19,509 4,292 916 1,160 21,079 21,762

2017p 187,853 14,857 11,012 9,151 10,417 3,130 4,489 14,948 28,754 7,236 6,502 2,660 5,213 19,161 4,339 853 1,103 21,125 22,903



TABLE 18C: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN WEST SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1998 through March 2017pWEST ELM- WEST

SUBURBAN BELL- BROAD- WOOD FOREST FRANKLIN HILL- MAY- MELROSE NORTH OAK RIVER RIVER STONE WEST- SUBURBAN

TOTAL WOOD VIEW PARK PARK PARK SIDE WOOD PARK LAKE PARK FOREST GROVE PARK CHESTER MISC

1998 146,103 6,339 10,559 2,831 5,349 25,725 8,066 9,208 28,749 11,293 15,373 2,519 3,191 1,608 8,984 6,309

1999 140,115 6,002 11,060 3,295 5,109 24,347 8,200 8,933 25,356 9,904 16,880 2,532 3,404 1,202 7,870 6,021

2000 140,206 6,124 11,772 3,459 5,066 24,111 8,090 8,932 24,508 10,108 17,135 3,052 3,226 940 7,734 5,949

2001 138,310 6,169 11,481 3,174 5,215 24,729 7,506 8,655 22,712 9,720 17,577 3,185 2,838 1,498 7,944 5,907

2002 129,490 5,959 10,092 2,659 4,820 23,370 7,541 8,166 22,018 8,701 17,859 2,599 2,609 1,352 6,482 5,263

2003 127,404 5,929 10,139 2,753 4,777 22,156 7,478 8,374 21,162 8,174 17,671 2,945 2,728 1,120 7,204 4,794

2004 127,804 5,856 9,811 2,917 4,990 23,093 7,025 8,586 18,700 7,732 18,762 3,102 2,718 1,363 7,955 5,194

2005 126,615 5,238 10,015 3,032 5,480 22,532 6,732 8,418 19,426 7,449 18,141 3,174 2,651 1,694 7,835 4,798

2006 125,997 5,216 10,431 2,970 5,769 20,280 6,853 8,478 19,553 8,256 17,544 3,272 2,682 2,056 7,881 4,756

2007 127,178 5,120 10,255 2,969 5,803 20,034 6,509 8,595 20,493 8,415 17,672 3,611 2,851 2,090 8,026 4,735

2008 122,133 4,891 9,775 2,973 5,924 18,780 6,180 8,692 20,041 7,966 16,827 3,723 2,838 1,878 6,707 4,938

2009 111,969 3,797 9,011 2,923 5,468 17,049 5,534 8,796 18,504 6,886 14,449 3,793 2,544 1,787 6,741 4,687

2010 106,948 3,667 7,860 2,551 5,083 16,234 5,312 8,701 17,829 6,604 14,108 3,749 2,481 1,403 6,645 4,721

2011 108,972 3,460 7,954 2,574 5,127 16,749 5,495 8,998 17,927 6,762 14,479 3,807 2,480 1,424 7,211 4,525

2012 109,744 3,501 8,013 2,642 4,983 17,389 5,574 8,874 17,659 5,999 14,639 3,862 2,622 1,590 7,586 4,811

2013 109,203 3,145 7,674 2,683 5,217 17,560 5,489 9,181 16,821 6,283 14,612 3,892 2,538 1,439 7,795 4,874

2014 107,361 3,121 7,653 2,526 5,451 16,688 5,449 9,565 16,101 6,209 15,166 3,902 2,067 1,340 7,803 4,320

2015 110,715 3,069 7,238 2,458 5,823 17,275 5,548 9,896 16,769 6,306 15,294 3,969 2,503 1,359 8,675 4,533

2016 116,906 2,951 7,179 2,422 6,111 17,176 5,570 9,873 20,458 6,943 16,086 4,276 2,648 1,493 9,124 4,596

2017p 114,955 3,072 6,789 2,461 6,785 16,021 5,669 9,859 19,082 6,490 16,058 4,358 2,248 1,513 9,644 4,906



TABLE 18D: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN NORTH SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1998 through March 2017p NORTH NORTH

SUBURBAN LINCOLN- MORTON NORTH NORTH SUBURBAN

TOTAL EVANSTON GLENVIEW WOOD GROVE BROOK FIELD SKOKIE WILMETTE WINNETKA MISC

1998 189,842 38,685 17,116 12,082 10,280 43,781 6,676 46,871 6,302 3,219 4,830

1999 193,142 39,727 18,180 11,791 10,366 46,151 6,907 45,686 5,825 3,142 5,367

2000 190,345 38,850 18,691 10,935 11,201 46,777 6,585 45,934 5,875 3,377 2,120

2001 183,779 39,062 18,790 11,694 11,183 43,252 6,057 42,250 5,961 3,573 1,957

2002 182,326 39,308 18,502 10,742 10,326 42,142 6,239 39,202 5,956 4,036 5,873

2003 179,543 38,928 19,888 11,065 9,462 41,869 6,477 35,385 6,062 3,929 6,478

2004 181,710 38,459 20,453 11,514 9,814 42,069 6,838 33,934 5,841 3,968 8,820

2005 178,420 36,021 20,700 10,965 9,682 43,844 7,152 33,382 6,002 4,063 6,609

2006 179,439 37,209 21,509 10,943 9,131 45,034 7,292 32,189 5,994 3,919 6,219

2007 183,170 38,597 23,062 10,924 10,503 45,141 7,178 32,773 5,851 3,856 5,285

2008 184,198 39,432 23,343 10,661 10,347 45,635 6,879 32,391 6,315 3,641 5,554

2009 179,570 39,363 23,398 10,446 9,063 44,570 6,480 31,533 6,243 3,556 4,918

2010 173,945 39,889 23,240 10,014 7,779 43,023 6,303 29,409 6,386 3,262 4,640

2011 178,072 39,860 23,994 9,898 7,628 45,445 6,486 30,460 6,552 3,272 4,477

2012 176,948 40,659 23,472 9,686 7,785 42,537 6,687 31,697 6,093 3,555 4,777

2013 177,752 40,816 24,177 9,621 7,869 43,019 5,871 31,655 6,135 3,322 5,267

2014 180,866 40,795 24,806 9,246 7,965 45,701 6,417 31,916 6,051 3,114 4,855

2015 186,154 42,188 25,314 9,633 8,206 47,529 6,705 32,715 5,863 3,010 4,991

2016 190,257 46,206 25,301 9,607 7,890 48,129 7,006 31,791 5,974 3,143 5,210

2017p 192,887 46,809 25,047 9,767 8,448 48,190 7,231 33,360 5,814 2,999 5,222



TABLE 18E: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTH SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1998 through March 2017pSOUTH CHICAGO

SUBURBAN BLUE CALUMET CHICAGO MID- OAK ORLAND PARK RIVER- SOUTH TINLEY HEIGHTS HARVEY

TOTAL ISLAND CITY HEIGHTS DOLTON HARVEY LANSING LOTHIAN FOREST PARK * FOREST DALE HOLLAND PARK * MISC MISC

1998 159,631 9,338 9,160 15,623 4,182 8,957 11,716 2,352 4,037 19,635 2,338 3,021 11,000 10,162 21,395 26,715

1999 164,446 9,288 10,175 15,642 4,272 9,537 13,178 2,173 4,140 20,479 1,687 2,921 10,969 11,366 22,049 26,570

2000 166,262 9,521 10,218 16,621 4,268 9,173 14,309 1,943 4,119 21,344 1,742 2,798 11,023 11,760 20,257 27,166

2001 163,097 9,545 10,059 15,636 3,945 8,757 13,067 1,952 4,078 21,322 1,668 2,494 11,003 13,230 19,365 26,976

2002 158,635 9,472 10,300 15,061 3,336 7,873 12,999 2,015 4,001 21,417 1,775 1,554 10,317 13,281 18,826 26,408

2003 157,972 9,290 10,596 14,462 3,319 7,226 12,839 1,910 4,258 21,889 1,771 1,541 10,247 13,445 18,633 26,546

2004 156,690 8,970 10,044 13,944 3,125 7,463 12,961 2,153 4,063 21,869 1,677 1,660 9,983 14,049 19,010 25,719

2005 156,807 8,946 9,648 14,180 3,384 7,586 12,385 1,957 3,859 21,833 1,631 1,827 10,185 14,096 19,797 25,493

2006 157,804 8,936 9,754 12,908 3,640 7,734 12,140 2,042 4,177 23,019 1,458 1,549 10,297 14,370 20,094 25,686

2007 158,315 8,674 10,258 14,205 3,560 7,682 11,629 1,827 4,857 23,563 1,281 1,597 10,321 12,679 19,882 26,300

2008 155,230 8,220 9,734 14,705 3,477 7,540 11,520 1,800 4,862 22,476 1,152 1,598 10,038 13,076 19,639 25,393

2009 146,660 8,051 8,734 13,554 3,512 7,308 12,259 1,589 4,263 21,208 989 1,565 9,490 12,013 18,177 23,948

2010 140,941 7,889 8,452 12,895 3,231 6,852 9,663 1,431 4,568 20,566 794 1,461 8,685 12,074 17,882 24,498

2011 142,345 8,131 8,659 13,078 3,380 6,955 9,335 1,442 4,606 20,723 913 1,430 8,742 11,653 18,409 24,889

2012 141,739 8,247 7,488 13,136 3,163 7,542 8,960 1,455 4,484 21,135 820 1,367 8,999 11,663 18,521 24,759

2013 140,488 7,788 7,455 13,282 2,975 7,403 7,716 1,397 5,125 21,575 730 1,265 8,985 11,582 18,457 24,753

2014 141,327 7,398 7,004 11,407 2,832 7,323 7,803 1,421 5,096 22,354 809 1,475 9,404 12,036 19,496 25,469

2015 140,348 6,702 6,218 11,609 2,748 7,000 7,614 1,458 4,896 22,655 739 1,191 9,734 12,146 20,066 25,572

2016 142,727 7,927 5,983 11,221 2,804 6,685 7,837 1,428 4,731 23,175 738 1,121 9,825 12,514 19,684 27,054

2017p 139,860 5,300 5,740 11,072 2,443 6,449 7,594 1,428 4,812 23,258 773 1,188 9,942 11,346 20,126 28,389




March 1998 through March 2017pDu PAGE GLEN-

COUNTY BENSEN- BLOOM- BOLING- BURR CAROL DOWNERS GLEN DALE LOM-

TOTAL ADDISON AURORA * VILLE INGDALE * BROOK * RIDGE * STREAM GROVE ELMHURST ELLYN HTS. * HINSDALE ITASCA * LISLE * BARD

1998 497,458 28,951 10,003 23,199 11,487 16,405 38,306 32,273 9,720 7,945 14,069 22,605 19,202 26,055

1999 515,275 29,704 12,006 23,692 12,476 18,415 38,697 30,559 10,107 8,667 14,497 21,975 20,482 25,539

2000 524,025 30,019 13,019 22,587 12,782 19,376 38,544 30,782 10,448 9,322 14,643 22,760 21,275 25,530

2001 532,523 29,685 13,511 22,851 12,425 20,895 38,465 30,306 10,068 9,283 14,518 22,820 22,977 25,940

2002 509,741 28,158 14,440 21,127 12,080 1,299 8,174 19,395 38,083 28,502 10,127 9,786 12,823 19,542 22,472 26,971

2003 507,264 28,245 14,984 21,127 11,565 1,501 7,764 19,024 38,034 27,499 10,237 10,205 12,643 19,091 20,344 28,503

2004 512,453 27,341 15,470 19,872 11,790 3,366 8,551 18,530 39,194 27,243 10,528 11,069 12,569 19,055 20,698 30,165

2005 519,841 27,015 16,060 21,490 12,076 3,431 8,717 19,702 39,533 27,532 10,884 11,837 12,273 18,567 20,644 30,609

2006 533,701 26,925 18,488 22,068 13,224 1,737 8,982 19,962 41,368 28,169 11,316 10,848 11,863 18,922 21,963 30,850

2007 538,626 29,413 18,935 22,221 13,213 905 8,654 19,747 41,576 28,328 10,881 11,074 11,329 18,249 22,953 31,007

2008 537,781 29,026 19,376 21,092 13,281 887 9,223 19,687 41,456 29,066 10,882 11,034 10,967 17,714 23,017 30,020

2009 501,878 26,182 17,944 18,624 12,555 820 8,523 17,884 38,232 27,889 10,271 10,658 10,662 17,002 19,356 28,801

2010 484,910 24,941 17,288 16,159 12,082 835 8,132 16,823 40,338 26,773 10,143 10,468 10,152 16,423 19,089 26,977

2011 500,128 25,375 18,796 16,856 12,441 745 7,875 17,574 41,587 26,990 9,937 10,341 9,871 17,257 19,362 28,397

2012 509,888 24,625 19,828 17,209 12,827 767 8,363 18,678 42,469 27,930 9,730 9,900 9,918 18,588 23,359 28,624

2013 529,732 24,449 18,695 18,549 12,089 430 8,435 19,394 47,597 27,554 8,061 10,388 9,858 22,696 24,058 30,791

2014 542,236 24,326 19,089 18,933 12,813 415 8,850 20,414 44,471 28,022 8,425 10,527 9,930 23,396 24,607 30,923

2015 543,467 24,222 19,534 20,052 12,903 355 8,732 19,675 44,915 28,028 9,274 10,973 10,134 20,213 25,385 27,457

2016 554,850 23,850 20,816 19,647 13,223 314 8,832 20,544 46,487 29,287 8,554 11,144 10,370 21,024 24,355 26,731

2017p 565,134 24,584 20,436 19,820 13,521 323 8,911 20,669 48,186 29,482 8,700 11,259 10,555 21,247 24,987 28,701




March 1998 through March 2017pOAK E SUB W SUB NW SUB SW SUB

NAPER- OAK BROOK VILLA WEST WEST- WILLOW- WOOD- WOOD Du PAGE Du PAGE Du PAGE Du PAGE Du PAGE

VILLE BROOK TERRACE * ROSELLE PARK CHICAGO MONT * WHEATON BROOK * RIDGE * DALE MISC MISC MISC MISC UNCLASS

1998 56,657 45,021 17,017 5,715 8,725 13,315 14,105 18,196 16,537 29,317 4,795 1,777 3,560 2,501

1999 62,714 48,578 14,522 6,273 9,168 13,112 13,599 17,732 18,047 30,465 4,941 1,978 4,107 3,223

2000 63,877 48,876 13,731 6,244 9,025 13,826 14,313 18,397 19,252 29,955 5,293 2,143 4,652 3,354

2001 62,998 50,437 15,522 6,042 9,255 14,988 15,093 18,304 19,137 30,027 5,333 2,137 5,057 4,449

2002 59,242 44,829 13,703 5,360 8,650 14,657 13,510 18,202 4,635 6,916 17,720 10,920 5,262 2,029 6,868 4,259

2003 58,015 43,111 14,094 5,505 8,894 14,683 13,009 18,873 5,346 7,597 17,635 11,032 5,065 2,022 7,283 4,334

2004 59,511 42,870 13,454 5,739 9,025 14,238 12,527 18,192 5,198 8,525 17,342 10,820 5,393 2,220 7,428 4,530

2005 60,099 42,641 15,151 5,418 8,708 14,923 12,476 17,137 4,882 10,017 17,461 10,538 4,922 2,402 7,986 4,710

2006 62,427 42,676 15,399 5,891 9,212 15,418 12,767 17,409 5,465 10,320 17,665 9,514 4,767 3,812 9,055 5,219

2007 63,282 38,121 16,452 5,960 8,530 16,039 13,937 16,842 6,468 9,989 16,929 6,269 4,720 3,173 9,698 13,732

2008 63,720 38,230 16,875 5,830 8,193 16,787 12,958 17,248 6,213 11,380 15,383 5,715 5,044 3,337 9,943 14,197

2009 62,327 34,736 14,538 5,326 7,644 15,297 11,472 16,243 6,012 11,313 14,772 5,698 5,188 3,181 9,574 13,154

2010 60,929 33,595 15,320 4,907 7,267 14,513 10,927 15,631 5,237 10,796 13,696 5,561 5,030 3,024 8,808 13,046

2011 63,790 34,506 15,357 5,137 7,417 15,951 11,342 15,381 5,679 11,008 13,507 5,565 5,224 3,365 9,795 13,700

2012 63,798 35,598 15,334 5,213 7,522 15,234 11,488 15,808 5,814 11,707 13,612 5,537 5,138 3,503 8,690 13,077

2013 65,915 37,974 16,286 5,758 7,745 15,281 11,357 17,261 6,612 12,052 13,280 5,792 5,512 3,505 8,474 13,884

2014 69,199 40,009 17,131 5,667 9,535 15,511 12,009 17,514 5,674 12,771 13,085 5,846 6,025 3,968 9,379 13,772

2015 69,399 40,847 17,214 6,379 10,207 15,452 12,897 17,251 5,900 12,481 12,954 6,107 6,114 4,176 9,049 15,188

2016 71,546 40,558 16,974 6,614 10,324 15,897 13,868 18,295 6,019 14,326 13,138 6,525 6,321 4,392 8,864 16,011

2017p 74,010 41,766 15,242 6,868 10,472 15,592 13,848 18,397 5,935 15,964 13,489 6,271 6,597 4,671 8,347 16,284



March 1998 through March 2017pLAKE HIGH-

COUNTY BARRING- BUFFALO DEER- FOX GRAYS LAND LAKE LAKE LAKE

TOTAL ANTIOCH TON GROVE * FIELD LAKE * LAKE GURNEE * PARK BLUFF * FOREST VILLA *

1998 242,811 4,228 6,406 10,236 17,986 4,519 14,240 11,209 11,642

1999 254,685 4,261 6,111 11,488 18,689 4,512 14,022 11,380 12,812

2000 264,402 4,440 5,712 12,097 19,279 4,652 14,974 11,564 14,623

2001 273,823 4,547 6,973 13,530 20,177 4,841 15,502 11,934 16,847

2002 271,033 4,583 6,735 12,216 18,859 3,933 5,189 16,615 12,216 5,607 16,508 2,755

2003 273,110 4,488 7,010 12,700 16,856 3,798 5,375 17,264 12,038 5,456 16,344 3,063

2004 271,696 4,570 6,679 12,936 16,307 3,741 5,782 18,694 12,059 5,140 16,049 2,955

2005 276,112 4,866 6,429 13,545 16,243 3,484 6,233 19,301 11,594 5,124 15,778 2,792

2006 280,097 5,022 6,558 13,869 16,437 3,602 6,223 20,594 11,504 5,300 16,636 2,818

2007 283,271 5,096 5,614 14,206 18,506 3,694 6,259 21,141 11,649 5,271 16,533 2,927

2008 285,422 5,084 5,924 15,409 19,444 2,061 6,029 21,359 11,339 5,148 16,631 3,084

2009 269,455 4,500 5,156 14,643 18,955 1,930 5,614 19,413 10,770 4,889 15,091 2,969

2010 257,955 4,155 6,640 13,610 18,494 1,841 5,219 17,487 9,799 4,669 15,118 2,942

2011 262,027 4,018 6,363 12,925 18,788 1,749 5,096 17,972 9,881 4,826 15,556 2,978

2012 272,836 4,056 6,965 13,232 19,090 1,771 5,573 17,838 10,251 4,681 16,154 2,920

2013 275,106 4,112 7,049 13,083 20,902 1,739 5,279 18,360 10,059 4,526 15,976 2,977

2014 280,126 4,342 7,236 13,565 21,191 1,960 5,482 18,877 10,031 4,565 15,562 2,993

2015 280,238 4,465 7,765 13,588 20,456 2,315 5,448 18,750 9,903 4,427 14,930 3,133

2016 285,277 4,518 7,712 13,964 20,439 2,343 5,688 19,323 9,864 4,637 15,044 3,220

2017p 284,927 4,482 7,654 14,660 18,425 2,431 5,454 19,270 10,390 4,629 15,177 3,159




March 1998 through March 2017pROUND

LAKE LIBERTY- LINCOLN- LONG MUNDE- NORTH VERNON WAU- WAUKE- LAKE CO LAKE

ZURICH VILLE SHIRE * GROVE * LEIN CHICAGO HILLS * CONDA GAN ZION UNCLASS MISC *

1998 7,130 18,802 12,423 11,639 6,283 15,109 6,418 24,278 4,816 55,447

1999 7,000 16,377 13,577 10,891 6,239 16,729 6,924 29,452 5,317 58,904

2000 7,243 16,997 14,107 11,721 6,349 18,189 7,510 30,275 4,726 59,944

2001 7,535 17,209 15,078 12,178 6,480 19,183 7,379 28,060 4,096 62,274

2002 7,964 16,995 15,735 4,942 12,229 20,600 18,635 7,059 26,186 3,973 24,747 6,752

2003 8,271 17,486 17,118 4,493 12,570 20,868 19,244 6,795 25,402 4,286 25,086 7,099

2004 8,449 17,564 15,905 3,811 12,599 20,393 19,341 6,459 25,905 4,321 25,261 6,776

2005 9,342 18,000 16,083 3,323 13,008 20,661 20,119 6,862 25,683 4,585 25,937 7,120

2006 9,459 18,604 16,452 3,287 13,293 19,043 18,628 6,908 25,581 4,787 28,438 7,054

2007 10,630 18,478 16,054 3,179 13,153 18,223 18,047 6,636 24,906 5,115 30,489 7,465

2008 11,150 18,511 15,742 2,447 12,736 18,146 19,304 6,559 25,255 5,093 31,623 7,344

2009 10,602 17,224 15,759 2,596 11,619 17,413 17,800 5,431 24,281 5,269 30,248 7,283

2010 10,244 16,930 14,449 2,535 11,071 17,059 16,155 4,905 23,879 5,101 28,454 7,199

2011 10,996 20,467 13,985 2,045 11,224 16,753 16,038 4,974 23,908 5,015 29,129 7,341

2012 11,278 20,179 15,144 2,046 11,824 16,779 16,781 4,994 29,320 4,927 29,867 7,166

2013 11,713 19,405 15,891 1,935 11,702 15,579 16,697 5,011 30,101 4,970 30,630 7,410

2014 12,257 18,739 16,764 2,063 12,023 15,829 16,549 5,245 30,252 5,556 31,111 7,934

2015 12,863 17,397 16,520 2,016 12,205 16,499 17,201 5,175 29,635 5,114 32,474 7,959

2016 13,714 17,713 16,030 2,407 12,404 16,566 17,822 5,450 30,416 5,199 32,882 7,922

2017p 15,301 17,864 17,147 2,309 13,018 16,677 18,956 5,560 25,137 4,847 34,900 7,480


TABLE 21: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN KANE COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1998 through March 2017pKANE DUN-

COUNTY AUR- BA- CARPEN- DEE EL- GEN- MONT- NORTH SAINT SOUTH SUGAR AURORA ELGIN KANE CO

TOTAL ORA TAVIA TERSVILLE (E & W) BURN * ELGIN EVA GOMERY AURORA * CHARLES ELGIN GROVE * MISC MISC UNCLASS

1998 142,488 32,236 14,231 3,596 7,982 36,183 9,506 3,674 20,344 3,770 7,007 3,736 223

1999 159,796 44,070 14,669 3,428 7,894 37,565 10,211 3,942 21,660 4,184 7,915 3,995 263

2000 165,760 44,093 15,713 3,532 8,024 39,301 10,861 3,865 22,510 4,433 8,697 4,397 334

2001 165,585 41,820 14,967 3,882 8,075 39,735 10,644 4,101 23,342 4,203 9,752 4,735 329

2002 164,339 40,654 15,020 3,789 8,033 1,832 39,188 10,948 4,463 4,834 22,969 4,360 1,260 1,879 4,818 292

2003 163,559 39,008 15,466 4,189 7,884 1,957 39,226 11,500 3,813 5,293 22,255 4,451 1,299 1,984 4,789 445

2004 167,046 39,001 15,522 4,007 7,836 2,018 40,006 12,585 4,138 4,999 23,115 4,743 1,412 2,208 4,911 545

2005 171,148 40,478 15,651 4,262 7,740 1,983 40,380 13,004 4,377 4,986 23,016 5,174 1,455 2,350 5,316 976

2006 174,531 40,469 15,824 4,272 7,486 2,037 41,964 13,738 3,690 5,046 22,747 5,502 1,727 2,449 5,729 1,851

2007 177,607 41,661 15,399 4,240 7,224 2,056 43,426 14,309 3,717 4,911 22,402 5,848 1,932 2,684 5,199 2,599

2008 176,018 40,260 15,407 4,375 7,043 2,148 43,459 14,335 4,022 5,122 21,579 5,930 2,004 2,750 4,562 3,022

2009 163,004 36,240 14,131 4,782 6,238 1,831 40,801 13,379 4,028 4,801 19,181 5,358 1,984 2,973 4,086 3,191

2010 155,665 34,475 13,849 4,672 6,145 1,622 38,744 12,736 4,143 4,557 17,643 5,327 1,775 2,885 3,930 3,162

2011 156,499 33,515 13,925 5,113 5,978 1,548 39,366 12,222 4,117 4,570 18,400 5,619 1,733 2,903 3,992 3,498

2012 160,955 35,577 13,525 4,827 5,984 1,603 41,022 11,973 4,209 4,907 19,431 5,872 1,909 2,917 3,909 3,290

2013 166,598 39,435 13,428 4,498 6,377 1,572 41,834 12,072 4,016 5,051 19,347 6,108 2,000 3,150 3,962 3,748

2014 169,832 40,123 13,569 4,251 6,558 1,707 42,704 12,218 4,154 5,116 19,528 6,428 2,054 3,350 4,007 4,065

2015 171,928 39,065 13,986 4,337 6,478 1,692 43,004 12,587 4,442 5,265 19,543 6,791 1,983 3,860 4,024 4,871

2016 171,882 36,497 14,480 4,210 6,356 1,929 42,625 13,198 4,448 5,477 20,414 6,965 2,116 3,516 4,353 5,298

2017p 175,520 38,230 14,778 4,293 6,883 2,066 42,438 13,738 4,594 5,547 20,032 7,199 2,265 3,286 4,397 5,774



TABLE 22: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN WILL COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1998 through March 2017pWILL

COUNTY BOLING- FRANK- LOCK- NAPER- NEW PLAIN- ROMEO- WILL CO WILL CO

TOTAL BROOK * FORT * JOLIET PORT MOKENA * VILLE * LENOX * FIELD VILLE * UNCLASS MISC

1998 103,723 42,655 6,036 6,054 43,815 5,163

1999 110,566 43,804 5,719 6,423 49,090 5,530

2000 118,186 44,858 6,318 6,874 54,590 5,546

2001 119,021 43,247 6,162 7,182 56,471 5,959

2002 120,130 13,048 6,656 44,304 6,142 4,703 3,129 5,252 7,660 6,888 16,251 6,097

2003 120,922 12,487 6,587 44,079 6,465 4,908 2,769 5,243 8,030 7,149 17,024 6,181

2004 128,357 15,186 7,011 43,524 6,341 5,595 3,126 5,503 8,799 7,459 19,261 6,552

2005 133,432 14,437 7,293 43,101 6,385 6,004 3,533 5,476 9,570 9,804 21,297 6,532

2006 145,222 16,122 7,865 45,234 6,608 6,949 4,475 6,228 10,660 10,302 23,898 6,881

2007 154,665 17,672 8,335 46,296 6,940 7,310 4,759 6,593 11,528 11,388 26,794 7,050

2008 160,771 19,772 8,471 47,447 6,963 6,801 4,422 6,769 11,152 13,539 28,282 7,153

2009 154,307 20,294 7,311 45,641 6,550 6,887 4,329 6,266 10,758 13,318 26,265 6,688

2010 155,494 21,320 7,014 46,710 6,042 7,058 4,684 6,171 10,067 12,884 27,208 6,336

2011 161,330 22,534 7,110 47,909 5,855 7,457 4,438 6,542 10,415 13,510 29,617 5,943

2012 167,339 24,079 7,180 47,594 6,144 7,812 4,689 6,526 11,622 14,513 30,906 6,274

2013 171,353 26,637 7,230 44,612 6,057 8,231 5,309 6,900 12,096 15,381 32,651 6,249

2014 178,695 29,212 7,694 42,366 6,165 8,464 5,848 9,834 13,027 15,436 34,157 6,492

2015 183,597 30,542 8,135 41,807 6,115 9,134 5,944 9,529 13,399 16,441 35,732 6,819

2016 191,347 32,640 7,927 42,796 6,404 9,776 6,235 9,965 13,897 18,362 36,490 6,855

2017p 202,554 34,767 8,926 45,458 6,248 10,236 6,065 10,485 14,463 19,462 39,376 7,068



TABLE 23: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN Mc HENRY COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1998 through March 2017pMc HENRY Mc HENRYCOUNTY ALGON- CRYSTAL HAR- HUNT- MA- SPRING WOOD- COUNTYTOTAL QUIN CARY LAKE VARD LEY * RENGO Mc HENRY GROVE * STOCK UNCLASS

1998 67,123 3,407 4,797 19,458 3,366 2,944 11,809 9,617 11,725

1999 72,219 3,326 5,038 21,270 3,088 3,032 12,724 9,557 14,184

2000 74,530 3,904 5,092 21,698 2,922 2,985 13,289 9,785 14,855

2001 75,126 3,909 5,254 21,415 3,037 3,286 13,606 9,954 14,665

2002 76,159 4,440 4,623 22,097 3,009 3,498 3,131 14,116 2,902 10,410 7,933

2003 76,367 4,479 4,539 21,437 2,828 3,469 3,141 14,895 2,839 10,338 8,402

2004 78,968 5,126 5,061 22,237 2,880 3,101 3,349 15,435 2,738 9,947 9,094

2005 80,802 5,674 5,239 22,346 2,948 3,549 3,422 15,541 2,756 10,114 9,213

2006 84,165 6,183 5,470 23,064 2,919 3,775 3,642 15,769 2,795 10,828 9,720

2007 85,523 6,788 5,726 21,908 3,328 3,337 3,347 16,052 2,926 11,914 10,197

2008 85,070 6,873 5,776 21,745 3,412 3,131 3,313 15,875 2,960 11,625 10,360

2009 79,411 6,735 5,429 19,590 3,395 2,963 3,073 15,113 2,483 11,027 9,603

2010 74,895 6,487 5,057 18,776 3,126 2,818 2,634 14,408 2,286 10,473 8,830

2011 74,845 6,430 5,215 19,461 3,127 2,766 2,682 14,241 2,197 9,987 8,739

2012 76,677 6,563 5,143 19,610 3,070 2,828 2,669 14,685 2,340 10,458 9,311

2013 75,940 6,666 5,163 19,433 2,984 2,670 2,652 14,704 2,232 10,204 9,232

2014 78,429 6,676 5,290 20,411 3,102 2,720 2,809 16,520 2,383 9,180 9,338

2015 78,173 6,395 5,524 20,489 3,335 2,864 2,856 15,894 2,392 8,494 9,930

2016 79,771 6,766 5,743 20,682 3,484 3,065 2,774 15,906 2,306 8,648 10,397

2017p 80,857 6,790 5,711 20,577 3,504 3,080 2,748 16,633 2,192 8,875 10,747



TABLE 24: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN CITY OF CHICAGOBY GEOGRAPHIC DISTRICT

March 1998 through March 2017pCITY OF CENTRAL OUTER

CHICAGO BUSINESS BUSINESS WEST NORTH- FAR SOUTH CHICAGOTOTAL DISTRICT RING NORTH SOUTH CENTRAL WEST SOUTH WEST UNCLASS

1998 1,136,809 209,814 302,294 158,321 104,215 63,559 154,888 55,832 82,356 5,530

1999 1,146,429 214,246 306,352 152,115 106,852 65,161 160,752 53,684 83,116 4,316

2000 1,155,978 214,564 314,304 153,581 108,642 67,182 152,774 56,276 83,221 5,434

2001 1,141,970 210,451 317,699 149,294 104,702 68,902 151,836 53,805 82,760 2,521

2002 1,101,827 198,954 306,912 145,782 105,212 66,688 141,079 52,558 76,998 7,644

2003 1,076,483 186,934 298,132 147,862 101,423 65,435 137,976 52,053 78,886 7,782

2004 1,061,748 187,153 294,722 144,913 100,466 64,646 138,208 52,225 75,014 4,401

2005 1,065,215 186,257 296,831 145,923 103,393 64,928 134,214 53,676 75,037 4,956

2006 1,089,347 191,738 307,683 145,459 105,337 67,470 136,640 53,571 76,042 5,407

2007 1,094,718 189,188 317,638 148,412 104,468 68,199 134,534 50,976 76,600 4,703

2008 1,096,131 191,473 328,936 145,782 103,171 69,135 131,707 48,905 72,853 4,169

2009 1,042,013 185,370 312,584 142,202 95,370 65,503 121,262 47,051 68,419 4,252

2010 1,011,151 170,114 309,085 137,147 93,767 63,947 120,365 46,694 65,990 4,042

2011 1,034,196 169,219 317,838 140,849 98,818 65,480 123,047 48,340 66,815 3,790

2012 1,071,227 179,909 333,624 146,794 99,757 65,715 123,053 51,089 67,745 3,541

2013 1,088,765 185,317 341,506 154,347 99,939 65,249 121,338 50,764 66,426 3,879

2014 1,107,326 190,519 351,233 156,944 99,141 66,223 124,789 51,209 66,004 1,264

2015 1,136,426 197,037 366,654 158,645 101,996 66,683 126,061 51,693 66,924 733

2016 1,155,332 194,839 379,378 164,346 102,478 68,087 125,910 51,418 68,042 834

2017p 1,179,455 197,595 396,070 167,052 104,044 69,248 125,495 50,465 68,724 762



TABLE 25: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICTBY ZIP CODE

March 1998 through March 2017pSOUTH SOUTH NORTH NORTH

INNER LOOP LOOP LOOP INNER LOOPTOTALS 60603 60604 60601 60602

1998 209,814 68,601 37,062 66,748 37,403

1999 214,246 70,921 36,498 69,951 36,876

2000 214,564 78,757 38,345 69,120 28,342

2001 210,451 80,414 36,592 66,738 26,707

2002 198,954 73,337 34,949 65,462 25,206

2003 186,934 63,823 34,196 63,153 25,762

2004 187,153 58,611 34,840 66,921 26,781

2005 186,257 56,253 34,276 67,929 27,799

2006 191,738 59,654 35,651 68,460 27,973

2007 189,188 52,623 36,227 71,784 28,554

2008 191,473 53,560 36,945 73,067 27,901

2009 185,370 51,106 38,336 70,006 25,922

2010 170,114 48,648 31,807 65,255 24,404

2011 169,219 44,892 32,033 67,408 24,886

2012 179,909 45,298 38,955 70,030 25,626

2013 185,317 47,030 40,200 72,338 25,749

2014 190,519 47,960 41,406 74,611 26,542

2015 197,037 47,919 41,298 82,440 25,380

2016 194,839 50,769 36,094 81,116 26,860

2017p 197,595 52,965 36,383 81,696 26,551



TABLE 26: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN OUTER BUSINESS RINGBY ZIP CODE

March 1998 through March 2017pMAIN MAIN MAIN FORT CHESTNUT MAIN DOWNTOWN

POST OFFICE POST OFFICE POST OFFICE DEARBORN STREET POST OFFICE STATIONTOTALS 60606 & 60661 ** 60606 ** 60661 ** 60611 60610 & 54 60607 60605

1998 302,294 118,465 72,967 60,290 30,245 20,327

1999 306,352 122,205 72,674 61,010 29,022 21,441

2000 314,304 123,493 79,061 59,883 30,088 21,779

2001 317,699 125,029 82,000 59,460 29,422 21,788

2002 306,912 103,682 19,161 77,330 55,345 30,414 20,980

2003 298,132 98,382 19,913 76,790 53,258 29,534 20,255

2004 294,722 97,559 19,990 75,114 53,614 28,939 19,506

2005 296,831 95,226 20,934 79,849 52,900 27,960 19,962

2006 307,683 98,282 20,529 80,359 55,593 31,318 21,602

2007 317,638 102,092 22,079 82,215 58,350 30,770 22,132

2008 328,936 107,029 22,219 87,351 59,842 30,697 21,798

2009 312,584 104,346 21,929 77,685 59,251 28,018 21,355

2010 309,085 104,842 22,058 73,464 61,463 26,788 20,470

2011 317,838 109,370 22,929 73,054 62,616 30,084 19,785

2012 333,624 114,447 24,028 75,570 70,146 31,292 18,141

2013 341,506 115,994 25,520 76,664 70,900 33,695 18,733

2014 351,233 119,536 26,763 78,060 72,756 34,803 19,315

2015 366,654 122,580 29,436 79,757 77,894 37,775 19,212

2016 379,378 127,854 31,235 81,485 80,633 39,096 19,075

2017p 396,070 131,778 30,186 91,535 80,054 43,746 18,771


** Main Post Office Zip Codes 60606 & 60661 separated starting with 2002 data


TABLE 27: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN NORTH DISTRICTBY ZIP CODE

March 1998 through March 2017pLINCOLN KEDZIE LOGAN NORTH NORTH ROGERS ROGERS GRACE- RAVENS- LAKE-

PARK GRACE SQUARE UPTOWN TOWN TOWN PARK PARK LAND WOOD VIEWTOTALS 60614 60618 60647 60640 60645 60659 60626 60660 60657 60625 60613

1998 158,321 29,119 23,514 16,292 17,773 5,313 8,550 12,290 5,638 18,700 9,648 11,484

1999 152,115 27,856 24,549 15,648 17,197 5,304 6,918 12,118 5,855 16,769 9,539 10,362

2000 153,581 28,836 24,290 16,493 17,321 5,355 6,551 12,148 5,917 17,316 10,147 9,207

2001 149,294 28,094 24,897 14,841 17,653 5,072 6,723 12,221 6,630 14,158 10,071 8,934

2002 145,782 24,981 24,147 15,101 16,815 4,746 6,861 12,085 5,519 16,162 10,486 8,879

2003 147,862 26,023 23,200 15,034 19,075 5,277 6,449 12,045 4,564 16,217 10,686 9,292

2004 144,913 27,078 21,061 15,787 18,529 5,575 6,568 11,909 4,162 14,651 10,672 8,921

2005 145,923 27,366 19,386 16,704 18,212 5,528 6,775 11,850 5,287 14,677 10,097 10,041

2006 145,459 28,389 19,258 15,223 18,519 5,552 6,582 12,255 5,353 14,168 9,879 10,281

2007 148,412 27,959 19,431 15,974 18,814 4,580 6,850 12,612 5,727 14,847 10,026 11,592

2008 145,782 27,851 18,745 15,327 18,202 4,598 6,411 10,839 5,795 15,002 10,409 12,603

2009 142,202 26,938 18,974 14,684 17,719 4,560 6,771 11,099 5,687 14,390 9,930 11,450

2010 137,147 25,581 18,040 14,884 14,967 4,604 6,731 7,962 8,760 14,538 10,150 10,930

2011 140,849 26,191 18,697 15,922 15,783 4,863 6,620 8,251 8,685 14,170 10,613 11,054

2012 146,794 29,018 19,163 16,152 17,922 5,051 6,560 8,209 8,894 14,338 10,518 10,969

2013 154,347 29,412 19,585 18,887 18,568 6,245 6,932 8,257 8,976 14,818 10,746 11,921

2014 156,944 30,822 20,165 18,913 18,052 6,331 7,371 8,288 9,245 14,850 10,656 12,251

2015 158,645 32,176 20,890 18,308 18,154 6,597 7,602 8,484 9,386 14,954 10,221 11,873

2016 164,346 34,164 20,721 19,943 17,997 6,969 8,052 8,527 9,182 15,884 10,748 12,159

2017p 167,052 30,781 21,571 20,156 19,132 7,328 7,956 8,719 9,241 17,614 10,775 13,779



TABLE 28: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTH DISTRICTBY ZIP CODE

March 1998 through March 2017pSTOCK 22ND ODGEN ENGLE- JACKSON HYDE HYDEYARDS PILSEN STREET PARK WOOD PARK PARK PARK

TOTALS 60609 60608 60616 60636 60621 60637 60615 60653

1998 104,215 23,049 26,487 22,068 4,162 2,860 18,827 4,600 2,162

1999 106,852 27,310 25,659 19,633 5,438 3,310 18,145 5,214 2,143

2000 108,642 26,865 26,399 20,425 5,177 3,275 18,536 5,480 2,485

2001 104,702 24,518 24,732 20,776 5,141 3,064 18,485 5,678 2,308

2002 105,212 23,268 23,721 23,311 5,096 2,944 19,130 5,639 2,103

2003 101,423 22,831 23,408 20,738 4,852 2,555 19,699 5,311 2,029

2004 100,466 23,200 23,370 19,947 5,093 2,224 19,575 5,232 1,825

2005 103,393 23,394 25,217 20,714 4,876 2,108 20,024 5,165 1,895

2006 105,337 21,935 26,427 22,347 4,747 2,060 20,347 5,428 2,046

2007 104,468 21,561 26,399 21,965 4,822 2,186 20,628 4,765 2,142

2008 103,171 21,366 25,587 21,318 4,714 2,096 20,462 5,216 2,412

2009 95,370 18,593 23,484 18,786 4,552 2,056 20,626 4,925 2,348

2010 93,767 17,987 23,972 17,113 4,741 2,301 20,116 4,950 2,587

2011 98,818 17,160 24,059 17,768 4,797 2,394 25,130 5,074 2,436

2012 99,757 16,567 24,980 18,637 4,807 2,406 24,901 5,200 2,259

2013 99,939 16,676 25,009 19,446 4,286 2,338 25,184 4,991 2,009

2014 99,141 16,929 25,275 20,282 4,359 2,432 22,366 5,256 2,242

2015 101,996 16,986 26,165 20,810 4,199 2,448 23,040 5,769 2,579

2016 102,478 17,094 26,278 20,913 4,210 2,418 22,970 5,721 2,874

2017p 104,044 17,090 28,195 20,928 3,614 2,431 23,004 5,867 2,915



TABLE 29: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN WEST CENTRAL DISTRICTBY ZIP CODE

March 1998 through March 2017pGARFIELD WICKER DIVISION

PARK PARK MIDWEST AUSTIN STREETTOTALS 60624 60622 60612 60644 60651

1998 63,559 5,424 24,694 20,682 7,300 5,459

1999 65,161 6,342 24,979 20,450 8,301 5,089

2000 67,182 6,321 27,108 20,192 8,473 5,088

2001 68,902 5,711 28,185 21,391 8,277 5,338

2002 66,688 5,579 27,249 21,266 7,538 5,056

2003 65,435 5,415 27,007 20,345 8,006 4,662

2004 64,646 5,200 27,398 20,388 6,829 4,831

2005 64,928 5,484 27,225 20,509 6,972 4,738

2006 67,470 5,650 28,579 21,341 6,757 5,143

2007 68,199 5,493 28,679 21,821 6,983 5,223

2008 69,135 5,515 29,194 22,198 7,037 5,191

2009 65,503 5,153 27,064 21,542 6,571 5,173

2010 63,947 4,940 25,969 20,677 6,668 5,693

2011 65,480 5,291 26,226 21,230 6,769 5,964

2012 65,715 5,229 26,890 20,953 6,618 6,025

2013 65,249 5,694 26,747 21,130 6,297 5,381

2014 66,223 5,598 27,321 21,957 5,881 5,466

2015 66,683 5,481 28,148 21,610 5,745 5,699

2016 68,087 5,595 28,582 22,225 5,977 5,708

2017p 69,248 5,630 29,569 22,592 5,879 5,578



TABLE 30: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN NORTHWEST DISTRICTBY ZIP CODE

March 1998 through March 2017pIRVING JEFFERSON EDGE- ELMWOOD NORWOOD HARWOOD

CRAGIN PARK PARK BROOK PARK PARK DUNNING HEIGHTSTOTALS 60639 60641 60630 60646 60635 60631 60634 60656 60648 ** O'HARE

1998 154,888 27,112 15,424 13,080 10,726 7,958 20,621 11,245 6,599 ** 42,055

1999 160,752 27,697 15,183 15,078 10,864 6,915 19,490 11,121 10,299 ** 44,105

2000 152,774 23,545 14,645 12,663 10,467 6,193 20,718 10,872 7,445 ** 46,226

2001 151,836 21,476 14,196 12,717 9,535 5,996 21,236 10,435 7,164 ** 49,081

2002 141,079 20,388 13,527 12,918 8,817 4,577 20,590 9,802 7,014 ** 43,446

2003 137,976 18,117 14,865 11,971 8,916 4,333 21,457 9,570 6,661 ** 42,086

2004 138,208 16,848 14,659 11,454 7,945 4,095 23,241 9,688 6,668 ** 43,610

2005 134,214 16,680 14,451 11,002 8,227 3,606 23,296 9,512 6,548 ** 40,892

2006 136,640 19,289 15,460 11,167 8,686 3,892 25,377 9,840 6,538 ** 36,391

2007 134,534 18,338 15,287 10,463 9,168 3,882 25,524 9,417 6,168 ** 36,287

2008 131,707 16,842 14,160 10,054 9,267 3,812 24,291 9,552 6,205 ** 37,524

2009 121,262 15,431 12,268 9,410 9,234 3,530 22,605 9,802 5,333 ** 33,649

2010 120,365 16,034 13,016 8,951 9,209 3,394 21,630 9,419 5,400 ** 33,312

2011 123,047 17,837 13,647 8,715 9,742 3,554 21,317 9,121 5,245 ** 33,869

2012 123,053 17,591 13,669 8,756 9,238 3,543 21,417 9,295 5,327 ** 34,217

2013 121,338 18,130 13,397 8,534 7,681 3,348 21,475 9,099 5,516 ** 34,158

2014 124,789 21,379 13,322 8,421 7,511 3,371 22,088 9,100 5,882 ** 33,715

2015 126,061 20,931 14,150 8,488 7,684 3,341 22,458 9,143 5,503 ** 34,363

2016 125,910 20,267 12,287 8,451 7,810 3,384 22,164 9,248 5,245 ** 37,054

2017p 125,495 19,806 12,060 8,885 7,818 3,427 22,398 9,142 4,477 ** 37,482


** 60648 NO LONGER IN USE BY USPS (MOST ESTABLISHMENTS REASSIGNED TO 60631, 60646, NILES)


TABLE 31: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN FAR SOUTH DISTRICTBY ZIP CODE

March 1998 through March 2017pSOUTH ROSE- MORGAN AUBURN GRAND HEGE- SOUTH MT. GREEN- RIVER-

CHICAGO LAND PARK PARK CROSSING WISCH SHORE WOOD DALETOTALS 60617 60628 60643 60620 60619 60633 60649 60655 60627

1998 55,832 8,968 9,353 7,994 7,174 6,422 5,477 4,770 4,947 727

1999 53,684 10,819 7,757 7,670 7,565 7,295 3,545 5,056 3,264 713

2000 56,276 10,230 8,180 7,311 8,978 6,979 5,362 5,054 3,405 777

2001 53,805 10,493 7,960 6,897 8,642 5,731 5,235 4,772 3,495 580

2002 52,558 9,792 7,545 7,272 7,371 6,420 4,880 4,898 3,895 485

2003 52,053 9,457 7,941 7,320 7,347 6,239 4,671 4,874 3,639 565

2004 52,225 9,474 8,248 6,330 7,378 6,525 5,242 4,780 3,710 538

2005 53,676 9,525 8,360 6,321 7,205 6,274 6,377 5,252 3,823 539

2006 53,571 9,740 7,718 7,097 7,256 7,084 5,277 5,199 3,680 520

2007 50,976 9,912 7,176 6,565 6,570 6,724 4,399 5,392 3,745 493

2008 48,905 8,773 6,405 6,611 6,547 6,428 4,568 5,353 3,980 240

2009 47,051 8,008 6,239 7,108 6,392 6,409 3,418 5,520 3,864 93

2010 46,694 8,474 6,350 6,996 6,272 6,170 3,632 5,293 3,460 47

2011 48,340 8,800 6,221 7,303 6,022 6,466 4,725 5,207 3,546 50

2012 51,089 9,764 6,182 7,262 6,712 6,508 6,075 5,103 3,459 24

2013 50,764 9,639 5,947 7,073 6,507 6,524 6,769 4,974 3,311 20

2014 51,209 10,617 6,007 6,615 6,382 6,491 7,300 4,482 3,302 13

2015 51,693 11,281 5,886 6,588 6,551 6,542 7,251 4,237 3,347 10

2016 51,418 11,418 5,898 6,341 6,130 6,508 7,626 4,198 3,291 8

2017p 50,465 11,318 5,445 6,532 6,317 5,946 7,611 4,065 3,225 6



TABLE 32: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTHWEST DISTRICTBY ZIP CODE

March 1998 through March 2017pHAW- CHICAGO

ELSDON THORNE LAWN CLEARING ASHBURNTOTALS 60632 60623 60629 60638 60652

1998 82,356 26,126 13,886 13,819 19,720 8,805

1999 83,116 27,291 12,899 12,384 21,333 9,209

2000 83,221 27,939 13,410 11,764 21,023 9,085

2001 82,760 27,746 12,688 11,693 21,771 8,862

2002 76,998 26,456 12,113 11,347 19,414 7,668

2003 78,886 26,861 13,514 11,370 20,061 7,080

2004 75,014 25,576 12,698 9,675 20,042 7,023

2005 75,037 25,548 12,616 9,449 20,429 6,995

2006 76,042 25,551 13,238 9,073 21,423 6,757

2007 76,600 25,627 13,659 9,264 20,800 7,250

2008 72,853 23,793 13,083 8,546 20,241 7,190

2009 68,419 21,592 12,116 8,291 19,427 6,993

2010 65,990 20,767 11,441 8,026 19,128 6,628

2011 66,815 21,499 11,542 7,787 19,016 6,971

2012 67,745 21,663 12,201 7,807 18,889 7,185

2013 66,426 21,221 12,641 6,349 18,877 7,338

2014 66,004 22,747 11,009 6,447 19,365 6,436

2015 66,924 22,473 11,020 6,560 20,621 6,250

2016 68,042 22,569 11,398 6,875 20,795 6,405

2017p 68,724 22,832 10,983 7,057 21,428 6,424



TABLE 33: NUMBER OF UI COVERED ESTABLISHMENTSSUMMARY BY COUNTY, GEOGRAPHIC AREA, AND MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1998 through March 2017p--------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOGRAPHIC AREA 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017p--------------------------------------- ------------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHICAGO METRO AREA 197,133 199,581 200,761 198,199 198,057 201,105 204,245 209,137 219,788 227,051 230,187 234,281 236,730 240,195 243,995 248,958 255,638 249,530 253,506 225,335

COOK COUNTY 126,799 127,062 126,812 124,051 123,140 124,225 125,186 127,271 133,363 137,293 138,562 141,466 143,093 145,474 148,055 151,271 155,580 152,093 154,366 136,803 CHICAGO 56,691 56,836 57,118 55,802 55,699 56,270 56,707 57,579 60,779 62,948 63,543 65,370 66,538 67,788 69,556 71,410 73,857 72,047 73,044 64,505 NW SUBURBAN 25,056 25,364 25,499 25,032 24,846 25,085 25,194 25,733 26,419 26,747 27,133 27,334 27,413 27,908 28,177 28,551 29,104 28,465 28,626 25,811 SW SUBURBAN 11,405 11,387 11,365 11,039 11,003 11,053 11,272 11,414 11,955 12,195 12,118 12,361 12,402 12,611 12,825 13,098 13,463 13,244 13,577 12,192 WEST SUBURBAN 6,994 6,951 6,871 6,637 6,515 6,618 6,733 6,838 7,148 7,291 7,241 7,381 7,367 7,470 7,593 7,724 7,891 7,681 7,765 6,851 NORTH SUBURBAN 13,700 13,805 13,723 13,518 13,732 13,866 13,980 14,293 14,625 14,955 15,165 15,247 15,305 15,473 15,550 15,818 16,160 15,513 15,632 13,917 SOUTH SUBURBAN 10,990 10,950 10,845 10,518 10,430 10,540 10,741 10,838 11,296 11,533 11,471 11,496 11,529 11,592 11,649 11,754 11,903 11,391 11,374 9,757 COOK UNCLASS. 1,963 1,769 1,391 1,505 915 793 559 576 1,141 1,624 1,891 2,277 2,539 2,632 2,705 2,916 3,202 3,752 4,348 3,770

Du PAGE COUNTY 29,945 30,675 31,052 30,829 30,971 31,531 32,065 32,906 34,293 35,388 35,990 36,218 36,400 36,631 37,075 37,669 38,512 37,570 38,248 34,258 ADDISON 1,611 1,610 1,564 1,553 1,541 1,554 1,561 1,612 1,657 1,718 1,754 1,728 1,726 1,711 1,750 1,790 1,806 1,764 1,778 1,642 AURORA* 434 485 551 590 652 736 811 893 1,008 1,085 1,135 1,186 1,197 1,238 1,273 1,328 1,384 1,405 1,448 1,293 BENSENVILLE 1,319 1,341 1,343 1,293 1,296 1,275 1,264 1,290 1,327 1,340 1,317 1,305 1,273 1,283 1,311 1,313 1,346 1,308 1,332 1,194 BLOOMINGDALE* 880 897 897 875 870 880 893 944 1,006 1,034 1,043 1,047 1,031 1,048 1,067 1,062 1,069 1,046 1,067 946 BOLINGBROOK* *** *** *** *** 59 69 94 104 107 95 91 90 77 73 69 66 64 56 48 37 BURR RIDGE* *** *** *** *** 602 627 648 690 706 714 728 716 702 691 733 745 769 731 735 668 CAROL STREAM 837 895 908 943 946 966 1,022 1,065 1,082 1,152 1,183 1,176 1,196 1,211 1,225 1,239 1,260 1,223 1,252 1,148 DOWNERS GROVE 2,114 2,136 2,168 2,149 2,182 2,206 2,247 2,259 2,378 2,462 2,476 2,485 2,500 2,507 2,552 2,580 2,636 2,554 2,578 2,315 ELMHURST 1,744 1,773 1,777 1,758 1,773 1,778 1,803 1,842 1,912 1,915 1,903 1,935 1,968 1,949 1,993 1,982 2,002 1,944 1,989 1,834 GLEN ELLYN 1,173 1,206 1,220 1,172 1,166 1,185 1,180 1,226 1,258 1,270 1,271 1,262 1,255 1,287 1,283 1,280 1,328 1,236 1,266 1,110 GLENDALE HEIGHTS* 468 470 480 472 481 497 505 515 530 536 550 573 562 570 574 581 599 602 613 573 HINSDALE 1,222 1,212 1,199 1,203 1,172 1,142 1,128 1,093 1,098 1,100 1,089 1,078 1,082 1,061 1,034 1,030 1,024 966 970 849 ITASCA* 648 667 693 697 678 675 656 657 697 735 754 770 782 793 790 808 813 767 770 689 LISLE* 908 942 1,016 1,023 1,024 1,052 1,066 1,062 1,121 1,193 1,232 1,232 1,238 1,269 1,295 1,299 1,313 1,271 1,305 1,145 LOMBARD 1,773 1,849 1,846 1,784 1,759 1,788 1,802 1,860 1,875 1,907 1,935 1,975 1,995 1,989 1,965 2,016 2,039 2,025 2,052 1,834 NAPERVILLE 3,451 3,611 3,684 3,681 3,715 3,832 3,937 4,098 4,254 4,341 4,394 4,450 4,476 4,500 4,600 4,684 4,831 4,654 4,669 4,167 OAK BROOK 1,550 1,606 1,605 1,575 1,590 1,585 1,584 1,632 1,635 1,670 1,665 1,671 1,672 1,638 1,648 1,699 1,709 1,619 1,613 1,424 OAKBROOK TERRACE* 604 568 561 557 532 541 544 528 538 542 554 541 542 542 533 552 563 534 524 472 ROSELLE 592 608 601 603 607 627 641 646 673 710 712 721 724 729 734 747 775 774 774 678 VILLA PARK 774 782 787 747 730 733 753 751 778 782 809 813 814 832 830 838 864 824 833 727 WEST CHICAGO 875 889 928 924 933 944 977 1,006 1,069 1,098 1,119 1,121 1,133 1,136 1,129 1,151 1,150 1,105 1,140 994 WESTMONT* 923 934 982 981 962 958 944 978 1,017 1,027 1,034 1,009 1,012 1,015 1,038 1,061 1,097 1,062 1,091 978 WHEATON 1,779 1,775 1,764 1,705 1,729 1,774 1,770 1,764 1,822 1,873 1,912 1,919 1,934 1,954 1,953 1,965 2,004 1,928 1,947 1,715 WILLOWBROOK* *** *** *** *** 403 430 442 465 491 505 534 541 555 588 593 618 632 630 667 632 WOODRIDGE* *** *** *** *** 526 549 581 603 666 696 730 718 744 758 798 823 854 839 862 812 WOOD DALE 734 752 799 791 771 785 769 772 788 804 849 836 825 835 855 880 904 893 911 834 EAST Du PAGE MISC. 2,185 2,274 2,260 2,249 807 827 825 848 860 862 867 884 886 875 887 902 910 886 902 797 WEST Du PAGE MISC. 281 282 272 260 271 284 280 268 283 295 304 297 290 293 281 277 280 284 275 237 NW Du PAGE MISC. 431 447 471 505 521 528 554 596 621 654 645 662 682 691 693 713 731 701 714 634 SW Du PAGE MISC. 389 414 422 446 391 403 451 480 520 552 571 595 593 598 597 608 636 631 636 562 Du PAGE UNCLASS. 246 250 254 293 282 301 333 359 516 721 830 882 934 967 992 1,032 1,120 1,308 1,487 1,318--------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ -------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------* Newly broken-out community/earlier years not available.NOTE: The institution of multiple worksite reporting precludes the comparisons of data for years prior to 1991.



March 1998 through March 2017p--------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOGRAPHIC AREA 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017p--------------------------------------- ------------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

LAKE COUNTY 16,733 17,301 17,586 17,620 17,846 18,182 18,569 19,108 19,948 20,580 20,990 21,178 21,320 21,632 21,945 22,310 22,823 22,040 22,288 19,888 ANTIOCH 507 516 533 539 546 554 568 580 623 652 662 646 631 632 638 633 648 612 610 553 BARRINGTON 920 952 914 907 912 921 909 899 901 896 890 853 836 823 830 824 812 766 772 647 BUFFALO GROVE* 689 777 793 785 825 844 890 941 1,039 1,098 1,113 1,157 1,184 1,199 1,235 1,255 1,275 1,241 1,281 1,137 DEERFIELD 908 894 856 867 898 879 891 885 936 956 1,003 1,015 1,028 1,045 1,101 1,108 1,101 1,053 1,056 941 FOX LAKE* *** *** *** *** 192 200 199 215 224 233 219 226 226 237 243 242 250 247 245 225 GRAYSLAKE 539 563 563 581 612 641 682 717 690 653 625 604 601 616 631 639 638 587 558 490 GURNEE* 898 956 1,009 1,051 1,098 1,140 1,192 1,191 1,240 1,283 1,302 1,336 1,333 1,364 1,344 1,374 1,463 1,404 1,358 1,192 HIGHLAND PARK 1,577 1,625 1,663 1,621 1,621 1,600 1,607 1,600 1,552 1,483 1,431 1,384 1,330 1,279 1,264 1,237 1,217 1,064 1,020 830 LAKE BLUFF* *** *** *** *** 526 518 526 524 546 565 580 574 577 582 576 582 594 565 577 514 LAKE FOREST 950 985 1,017 1,012 1,026 1,040 1,043 1,060 1,080 1,135 1,136 1,138 1,129 1,136 1,142 1,150 1,177 1,127 1,131 977 LAKE VILLA* *** *** *** *** 325 332 338 321 349 373 393 408 424 435 413 424 436 419 420 371 LAKE ZURICH 660 703 736 759 783 793 798 816 842 896 926 966 987 992 999 1,034 1,034 994 1,011 898 LIBERTYVILLE 1,206 1,242 1,255 1,238 1,249 1,275 1,291 1,308 1,324 1,360 1,393 1,382 1,400 1,420 1,435 1,446 1,472 1,443 1,439 1,286 LINCOLNSHIRE* 364 365 398 392 401 419 427 445 477 488 502 509 490 520 526 547 551 526 542 505 LONG GROVE* *** *** *** *** 259 263 263 277 287 305 312 321 319 327 332 334 346 320 325 291 MUNDELEIN 874 887 915 940 965 986 1,009 1,032 1,089 1,121 1,145 1,097 1,106 1,112 1,118 1,155 1,176 1,145 1,137 1,027 NORTH CHICAGO 190 193 180 182 179 183 180 188 200 209 206 204 200 199 201 213 226 221 223 200 VERNON HILLS* 592 625 656 691 741 770 803 846 853 873 907 916 938 954 981 1,004 1,016 1,002 1,023 949 WAUCONDA 484 506 521 526 542 547 541 563 581 595 603 612 612 616 614 637 653 632 651 568 WAUKEGAN 1,425 1,426 1,410 1,314 1,342 1,371 1,362 1,381 1,392 1,412 1,410 1,407 1,439 1,483 1,495 1,522 1,589 1,562 1,580 1,451 ZION 328 329 322 303 313 332 314 317 341 335 349 359 349 343 351 353 367 336 340 308 LAKE UNCLASS. 3,622 3,757 3,845 3,912 2,020 2,075 2,222 2,454 2,815 3,083 3,296 3,464 3,564 3,671 3,825 3,938 4,104 4,127 4,327 3,926 ROUND LAKE MISC.* *** *** *** *** 471 499 514 548 567 576 587 600 617 647 651 659 678 647 662 602

KANE COUNTY 9,318 9,572 9,829 9,903 10,030 10,377 10,714 11,315 11,999 12,544 12,771 12,902 13,068 13,264 13,316 13,572 13,897 13,548 13,808 12,410 AURORA 1,930 1,943 1,938 1,918 1,901 1,920 1,946 2,000 2,081 2,154 2,145 2,153 2,160 2,170 2,173 2,201 2,275 2,223 2,293 2,007 BATAVIA 775 814 851 866 881 899 895 932 971 1,010 1,030 1,035 1,034 1,043 1,047 1,078 1,076 1,029 1,031 934 CARPENTERSVILLE 295 287 302 291 301 324 331 368 373 374 387 398 409 431 426 428 437 424 432 426 DUNDEE (E & W) 634 629 641 665 671 657 663 689 694 715 702 688 685 693 687 694 703 681 668 608 ELBURN* *** *** *** *** 251 275 290 306 338 333 345 352 354 338 355 358 372 354 361 314 ELGIN 1,780 1,791 1,816 1,824 1,849 1,901 1,936 2,012 2,143 2,242 2,290 2,318 2,394 2,442 2,475 2,562 2,632 2,567 2,610 2,344 GENEVA 771 811 845 831 863 933 983 1,054 1,099 1,147 1,152 1,152 1,141 1,145 1,161 1,170 1,191 1,160 1,189 1,065 MONTGOMERY 167 172 167 173 178 185 195 206 212 217 219 214 214 227 220 218 212 196 203 190 NORTH AURORA* *** *** *** *** 215 225 244 270 301 309 335 352 355 379 369 392 400 390 399 375 SAINT CHARLES 1,584 1,672 1,736 1,750 1,771 1,838 1,893 2,022 1,963 1,946 1,894 1,861 1,823 1,838 1,806 1,782 1,763 1,632 1,593 1,415 SOUTH ELGIN 274 306 317 323 352 387 424 459 506 535 549 545 571 588 610 633 659 625 631 561 SUGAR GROVE* *** *** *** *** 178 179 200 212 253 282 294 315 309 316 323 331 342 328 333 297 AURORA MISC. 630 657 700 740 95 108 110 111 115 116 117 118 117 116 112 115 117 112 114 100 ELGIN MISC. 398 408 431 441 453 465 491 516 564 585 615 610 642 664 666 672 678 680 700 627 KANE UNCLASS. 80 82 85 81 71 81 113 158 386 579 697 791 860 874 886 938 1,040 1,147 1,251 1,147--------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ -------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------* Newly broken-out community/earlier years not available.NOTE: The institution of multiple worksite reporting precludes the comparisons of data for years prior to 1991.



March 1998 through March 2017p--------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOGRAPHIC AREA 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017p--------------------------------------- ------------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

WILL COUNTY 8,247 8,623 8,838 9,177 9,345 9,781 10,431 10,980 12,162 12,953 13,434 13,993 14,304 14,586 14,986 15,417 15,932 15,685 16,055 14,250 BOLINGBROOK* *** *** *** *** 710 761 799 837 972 1,067 1,133 1,185 1,257 1,353 1,395 1,474 1,528 1,539 1,587 1,380 FRANKFORT* *** *** *** *** 632 633 681 702 827 871 952 988 1,005 1,001 1,033 1,049 1,094 1,067 1,084 991 JOLIET 2,232 2,230 2,165 2,161 2,210 2,218 2,224 2,240 2,328 2,372 2,389 2,444 2,485 2,501 2,546 2,595 2,664 2,593 2,622 2,348 LOCKPORT 885 895 929 904 931 952 965 960 962 943 909 934 894 883 890 914 941 885 888 755 MOKENA* *** *** *** *** 557 569 613 632 752 826 825 852 878 899 943 975 999 964 984 902 NAPERVILLE* *** *** *** *** 482 548 602 691 818 912 1,005 1,063 1,097 1,131 1,167 1,227 1,289 1,300 1,356 1,176 NEW LENOX* *** *** *** *** 603 596 612 617 715 755 793 840 845 859 897 916 947 926 941 824 PLAINFIELD 514 578 631 693 747 838 958 1,057 1,183 1,284 1,377 1,423 1,453 1,495 1,578 1,659 1,720 1,664 1,733 1,534 ROMEOVILLE* *** *** *** *** 354 378 414 429 492 556 585 625 663 687 712 748 780 793 821 769 WILL UNCLASS. 3,891 4,157 4,365 4,643 1,341 1,498 1,739 1,959 2,186 2,385 2,498 2,656 2,756 2,823 2,862 2,892 3,002 3,033 3,127 2,801 WILL MISC. 725 763 748 776 778 790 824 856 927 982 968 983 971 954 963 968 968 921 912 770

Mc HENRY COUNTY 6,091 6,348 6,554 6,619 6,725 7,009 7,280 7,557 8,023 8,293 8,440 8,524 8,545 8,608 8,618 8,719 8,894 8,594 8,741 7,726 ALGONQUIN 514 506 551 520 547 576 626 708 759 786 802 819 821 822 826 853 873 818 841 722 CARY 500 521 533 555 573 596 616 641 703 707 708 706 698 693 684 702 698 660 675 576 CRYSTAL LAKE 1,459 1,521 1,577 1,579 1,618 1,666 1,725 1,761 1,818 1,870 1,899 1,896 1,891 1,906 1,913 1,939 1,987 1,932 1,966 1,724 HARVARD 264 273 279 279 282 297 297 297 313 317 306 311 308 315 321 321 324 323 338 309 HUNTLEY* *** *** *** *** 254 271 285 310 344 359 379 380 389 402 412 413 419 414 433 389 MARENGO 251 261 258 269 283 276 292 295 330 335 350 353 366 362 358 354 365 350 355 311 Mc HENRY 1,063 1,093 1,109 1,102 1,174 1,206 1,237 1,248 1,297 1,323 1,314 1,297 1,265 1,260 1,255 1,251 1,253 1,192 1,177 1,046 SPRING GROVE* *** *** *** *** 203 226 238 239 272 281 276 283 281 292 274 286 277 260 260 222 WOODSTOCK 745 766 782 776 797 820 823 839 870 880 903 911 946 929 933 952 972 935 941 824 Mc HENRY CO. UNCLASS. 1,295 1,407 1,465 1,539 994 1,075 1,141 1,219 1,317 1,435 1,503 1,568 1,580 1,627 1,642 1,648 1,726 1,710 1,755 1,603--------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ -------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------* Newly broken-out community/earlier years not available.NOTE: The institution of multiple worksite reporting precludes the comparisons of data for years prior to 1991.


TABLE 34: NUMBER OF UI COVERED ESTABLISHMENTS IN COOK COUNTYBY SUBURBAN AREA AND MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1998 through March 2017p-------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------GEOGRAPHIC AREA 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017p-------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ COOK COUNTY 126,799 127,062 126,812 124,051 123,140 124,225 125,186 127,271 133,363 137,293 138,562 141,466 143,093 145,474 148,055 151,271 155,580 152,093 154,366 136,803

NW SUBURBAN COOK 25,056 25,364 25,499 25,032 24,846 25,085 25,194 25,733 26,419 26,747 27,133 27,334 27,413 27,908 28,177 28,551 29,104 28,465 28,626 25,811 ARLINGTON HEIGHTS 3,113 3,079 3,076 3,060 3,010 3,039 3,107 3,163 3,201 3,212 3,225 3,214 3,196 3,227 3,213 3,234 3,257 3,156 3,157 2,858 BARRINGTON 649 669 689 659 657 652 672 668 682 660 646 672 672 670 646 663 676 635 629 534 BUFFALO GROVE* 589 596 596 558 548 524 524 520 527 497 493 477 468 474 457 450 450 428 431 368 DES PLAINES 2,447 2,440 2,443 2,384 2,381 2,376 2,338 2,388 2,453 2,503 2,579 2,586 2,613 2,658 2,703 2,758 2,829 2,763 2,795 2,536 ELK GROVE VILLAGE 2,673 2,668 2,689 2,607 2,570 2,563 2,517 2,525 2,543 2,495 2,470 2,437 2,434 2,460 2,447 2,436 2,465 2,389 2,361 2,170 HARWOOD HEIGHTS 202 198 191 192 200 206 208 214 221 225 225 215 205 213 227 226 226 227 230 222 HOFFMAN ESTATES* 993 1,023 1,053 1,064 1,073 1,105 1,142 1,184 1,208 1,203 1,175 1,159 1,150 1,175 1,211 1,201 1,236 1,204 1,193 1,096 MOUNT PROSPECT 1,385 1,388 1,373 1,346 1,307 1,303 1,310 1,351 1,381 1,408 1,402 1,379 1,369 1,367 1,389 1,426 1,456 1,427 1,430 1,299 NILES** 1,094 1,103 1,072 1,070 1,096 1,086 1,095 1,153 1,206 1,230 1,245 1,254 1,293 1,315 1,343 1,377 1,380 1,378 1,391 1,256 NORRIDGE 333 339 335 334 345 367 383 397 421 437 464 489 479 472 475 480 484 481 491 470 PALATINE 2,005 2,031 2,052 1,982 1,992 2,069 2,065 2,093 2,151 2,182 2,336 2,351 2,335 2,454 2,468 2,458 2,467 2,381 2,378 1,995 PARK RIDGE 1,325 1,339 1,401 1,394 1,398 1,406 1,454 1,464 1,518 1,539 1,531 1,541 1,547 1,559 1,579 1,617 1,650 1,600 1,608 1,430 ROLLING MEADOWS 917 944 944 952 931 929 927 935 929 938 921 924 908 921 953 957 983 952 938 873 ROSEMONT 578 587 568 561 537 513 492 504 500 503 495 504 506 519 528 541 580 596 623 590 SCHAUMBURG 3,224 3,379 3,416 3,368 3,325 3,374 3,361 3,463 3,560 3,697 3,826 3,902 3,947 3,991 4,065 4,169 4,280 4,192 4,239 3,828 SCHILLER PARK 420 411 421 410 398 405 410 407 436 445 445 455 460 486 500 508 532 526 546 505 WHEELING 1,097 1,105 1,100 1,071 1,064 1,082 1,075 1,111 1,170 1,215 1,236 1,268 1,277 1,307 1,310 1,322 1,369 1,367 1,388 1,232 ELGIN MISC. 322 347 353 365 357 367 373 375 387 377 375 397 414 423 410 419 435 439 451 416 NW SUBURBAN MISC. 529 538 539 521 515 534 531 552 592 598 611 630 642 661 659 680 674 665 655 584 FAR NW SUB MISC. 1,161 1,180 1,188 1,134 1,142 1,185 1,210 1,266 1,333 1,383 1,433 1,480 1,498 1,556 1,594 1,629 1,675 1,659 1,692 1,549

SW SUBURBAN COOK 11,405 11,387 11,365 11,039 11,003 11,053 11,272 11,414 11,955 12,195 12,118 12,361 12,402 12,611 12,825 13,098 13,463 13,244 13,577 12,192 ALSIP 573 602 600 598 599 601 612 635 682 694 705 721 715 703 692 699 718 697 714 641 BEDFORD PARK 254 262 245 260 273 259 252 254 274 281 270 272 269 270 261 276 280 268 269 247 BERWYN 770 771 788 754 771 775 755 743 787 819 840 844 863 876 884 899 932 897 928 822 BRIDGEVIEW 585 567 574 551 554 560 589 600 639 658 650 673 684 688 712 723 733 731 746 687 BROOKFIELD 369 368 382 373 363 375 383 387 422 429 413 421 422 426 443 443 446 434 449 385 CHICAGO RIDGE 353 351 357 332 325 328 318 332 360 373 357 362 370 375 368 364 381 372 379 350 CICERO 899 902 890 854 832 819 803 805 877 892 892 911 910 921 954 996 1,030 1,025 1,053 947 EVERGREEN PARK 670 631 637 579 592 566 563 575 563 543 516 637 767 891 1,024 1,119 1,186 1,259 1,315 1,218 LAGRANGE 694 707 731 723 713 718 734 728 758 751 727 736 720 722 713 709 697 654 630 517 LEMONT 506 533 575 598 622 647 700 719 735 746 718 705 667 665 682 686 680 643 658 579 LYONS 240 243 248 245 236 231 233 230 268 281 281 283 273 276 283 292 301 299 309 268 MCCOOK 75 82 93 80 78 83 79 81 84 89 87 88 93 97 99 107 109 106 105 91 OAK LAWN 1,356 1,349 1,298 1,229 1,201 1,210 1,247 1,257 1,297 1,332 1,320 1,317 1,294 1,285 1,271 1,286 1,320 1,292 1,340 1,205 SUMMIT 217 216 218 212 205 193 205 206 222 230 231 236 238 241 241 246 260 247 258 238 WILLOW SPRINGS 123 123 117 131 129 140 134 142 145 142 143 136 128 130 131 127 126 114 110 90 CICERO MISC. 99 91 97 96 100 103 93 88 96 110 112 114 111 107 106 105 112 110 113 96 LAGRANGE MISC. 1,307 1,294 1,254 1,221 1,195 1,221 1,253 1,271 1,291 1,301 1,317 1,339 1,332 1,340 1,372 1,388 1,419 1,389 1,420 1,299 SW SUBURBAN MISC. 2,315 2,295 2,261 2,203 2,215 2,224 2,319 2,361 2,455 2,524 2,539 2,566 2,546 2,598 2,589 2,633 2,733 2,707 2,781 2,512-------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------* Newly broken-out community/earlier years not available.** INCLUDES SOME ESTABLISHMENTS REASSIGNED FROM 60648 (NO LONGER IN USE BY USPS)NOTE: The institution of multiple worksite reporting precludes the comparisons of data for years prior to 1991.


TABLE 34: NUMBER OF UI COVERED ESTABLISHMENTS IN COOK COUNTYBY SUBURBAN AREA AND MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1998 through March 2017p

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W SUBURBAN COOK 6,994 6,951 6,871 6,637 6,515 6,618 6,732 6,838 7,148 7,291 7,241 7,381 7,367 7,470 7,593 7,724 7,891 7,681 7,765 6,851 BELLWOOD 259 255 244 240 245 237 245 237 263 277 275 274 274 273 277 287 300 288 278 235 BROADVIEW 343 346 339 308 306 311 303 303 324 339 335 341 334 332 328 334 333 317 313 285 ELMWOOD PARK 335 347 361 359 355 381 388 401 391 378 366 352 333 351 359 360 355 326 303 260 FOREST PARK 365 355 351 337 331 346 345 367 393 395 404 416 417 425 422 429 443 425 438 378 FRANKLIN PARK 938 912 889 869 846 862 870 878 884 931 912 919 908 919 947 947 952 948 947 833 HILLSIDE 344 340 328 313 300 298 311 310 325 317 311 317 316 328 338 344 337 311 335 306 MAYWOOD 264 253 246 230 218 227 219 218 246 245 253 266 269 271 276 287 301 289 286 246 MELROSE PARK 880 880 845 788 791 792 812 826 853 865 860 870 889 897 903 922 959 946 975 870 NORTHLAKE 228 238 235 243 230 231 231 236 252 254 256 270 268 271 279 285 302 295 294 262 OAK PARK 1,547 1,523 1,557 1,529 1,499 1,501 1,542 1,581 1,646 1,684 1,665 1,739 1,757 1,789 1,829 1,848 1,924 1,877 1,882 1,636 RIVER FOREST 334 322 321 310 317 326 331 342 359 375 370 371 348 354 350 363 367 349 361 319 RIVER GROVE 225 240 233 230 225 237 253 255 278 286 287 277 282 289 292 302 307 310 331 310 STONE PARK 92 96 97 90 87 86 79 79 91 90 89 98 102 95 102 102 106 104 109 106 WESTCHESTER 519 529 514 492 472 489 504 508 532 543 552 560 561 567 579 593 591 579 595 509 W SUBURBAN MISC. 321 315 311 299 293 294 299 297 311 312 306 311 309 309 312 321 314 317 318 296

N SUBURBAN COOK 13,700 13,805 13,723 13,518 13,732 13,866 13,980 14,293 14,625 14,955 15,165 15,247 15,305 15,473 15,550 15,818 16,160 15,513 15,632 13,917 EVANSTON 2,378 2,404 2,414 2,351 2,347 2,374 2,350 2,440 2,457 2,531 2,611 2,666 2,716 2,767 2,774 2,826 2,893 2,766 2,822 2,498 GLENVIEW 1,617 1,649 1,651 1,629 1,648 1,677 1,765 1,834 1,956 2,037 2,086 2,098 2,121 2,123 2,172 2,234 2,310 2,254 2,274 2,064 LINCOLNWOOD 701 707 694 713 717 726 730 740 758 791 792 798 776 770 780 774 780 760 774 686 MORTON GROVE 649 664 724 681 673 674 672 686 713 744 747 731 725 743 750 766 775 756 776 696 NORTHBROOK 2,871 2,915 2,930 2,897 2,918 2,940 2,933 2,989 3,044 3,093 3,142 3,207 3,233 3,260 3,268 3,306 3,372 3,215 3,235 2,848 NORTHFIELD 645 634 644 627 613 603 601 611 635 633 614 581 583 594 572 574 600 585 586 545 SKOKIE 2,388 2,380 2,381 2,345 2,305 2,315 2,336 2,396 2,419 2,466 2,494 2,501 2,504 2,563 2,600 2,638 2,676 2,595 2,576 2,350 WILMETTE 1,031 1,051 1,074 1,059 1,059 1,087 1,096 1,095 1,128 1,154 1,170 1,181 1,175 1,204 1,162 1,197 1,236 1,131 1,133 963 WINNETKA 721 713 693 710 697 697 713 712 728 736 732 727 725 714 733 729 743 712 712 616 N SUBURBAN MISC. 699 688 518 506 755 773 784 790 787 770 777 757 747 735 739 774 775 739 744 651 S SUBURBAN COOK 10,990 10,950 10,845 10,518 10,430 10,540 10,741 10,838 11,296 11,533 11,471 11,496 11,529 11,592 11,649 11,754 11,903 11,391 11,374 9,757 BLUE ISLAND 446 453 445 436 416 412 415 415 436 451 435 436 444 443 438 446 457 449 446 378 CALUMET CITY 558 553 538 522 530 533 532 535 544 554 545 548 545 544 559 577 580 553 544 449 CHICAGO HEIGHTS 690 705 692 656 632 621 619 620 613 601 599 577 576 580 561 557 564 521 515 444 DOLTON 280 276 260 247 232 220 228 239 263 272 263 270 269 263 266 276 274 254 266 211 HARVEY 345 340 325 309 303 326 319 312 321 337 332 333 346 361 364 377 388 381 370 310 LANSING 759 754 726 713 727 729 745 749 778 759 755 755 758 733 722 697 691 653 657 558 MIDLOTHIAN 228 213 217 216 214 205 220 214 237 241 241 243 237 242 250 251 262 257 261 222 OAK FOREST 520 508 510 503 487 496 502 507 526 539 556 548 534 525 517 518 521 493 496 436 ORLAND PARK* 1,545 1,599 1,631 1,611 1,654 1,695 1,748 1,799 1,927 2,041 2,079 2,116 2,108 2,141 2,173 2,196 2,237 2,176 2,196 1,978 PARK FOREST 184 189 191 172 174 174 179 176 167 165 168 173 164 164 169 163 165 149 141 114 RIVERDALE 145 147 134 116 107 114 110 109 111 115 110 122 124 136 145 142 133 111 107 88 SOUTH HOLLAND 718 699 669 656 623 611 630 617 644 645 628 610 617 614 617 623 641 611 599 509 TINLEY PARK* 782 825 859 858 871 922 969 986 1,047 1,068 1,084 1,084 1,093 1,139 1,148 1,164 1,168 1,127 1,134 1,008 CHICAGO HTS MISC. 1,633 1,610 1,593 1,526 1,494 1,475 1,512 1,516 1,565 1,575 1,556 1,561 1,580 1,588 1,586 1,605 1,624 1,544 1,507 1,241 HARVEY MISC. 2,157 2,079 2,055 1,977 1,966 2,007 2,013 2,044 2,117 2,170 2,120 2,120 2,134 2,119 2,134 2,162 2,198 2,112 2,135 1,811

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TABLE 35: NUMBER OF UI COVERED ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE CITY OF CHICAGOBY DISTRICT AND ZIP CODE


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TOTAL CITY OF CHICAGO 56,691 56,836 57,118 55,802 55,699 56,270 56,707 57,579 60,779 62,948 63,543 65,370 66,538 67,788 69,556 71,410 73,857 72,047 73,044 64,505

CENTRAL BUS DISTRICT 7,483 7,385 7,346 7,157 7,085 6,991 6,966 7,004 7,148 7,292 7,361 7,533 7,614 7,703 7,869 7,919 8,109 7,863 7,947 7,12360601* 2,349 2,313 2,283 2,212 2,171 2,169 2,160 2,176 2,232 2,362 2,437 2,500 2,564 2,586 2,688 2,693 2,779 2,733 2,758 2,46560602 2,111 2,095 2,061 1,990 1,993 1,953 1,956 1,964 1,995 2,007 1,977 2,039 2,025 2,025 2,057 2,089 2,133 2,031 2,052 1,83760603 1,639 1,621 1,661 1,666 1,665 1,646 1,637 1,642 1,675 1,690 1,704 1,733 1,756 1,807 1,856 1,863 1,905 1,878 1,892 1,72960604 1,384 1,356 1,341 1,289 1,256 1,223 1,213 1,222 1,246 1,233 1,243 1,261 1,269 1,285 1,268 1,274 1,292 1,221 1,245 1,092

OUTER BUSINESS RING 12,262 12,339 12,535 12,336 12,319 12,360 12,426 12,651 13,235 13,621 13,824 14,300 14,580 14,918 15,315 15,756 16,302 16,065 16,348 14,55760605 1,026 1,051 1,068 1,038 1,029 1,019 999 1,020 1,072 1,090 1,076 1,159 1,184 1,203 1,228 1,237 1,260 1,234 1,225 1,091

60606 & 60661** 3,455 3,525 3,599 3,549 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** **60606 *** *** *** *** 2,997 2,948 2,994 3,040 3,160 3,228 3,307 3,405 3,461 3,565 3,639 3,714 3,818 3,749 3,738 3,31060661 *** *** *** *** 547 588 627 699 757 801 798 832 869 902 969 1,017 1,054 1,050 1,099 1,00460607 1,382 1,388 1,421 1,397 1,433 1,462 1,481 1,494 1,599 1,642 1,675 1,739 1,794 1,829 1,899 1,962 2,026 2,039 2,148 1,921

60610 & 60654 3,268 3,265 3,329 3,237 3,245 3,273 3,319 3,358 3,498 3,660 3,741 3,897 3,966 4,077 4,205 4,386 4,558 4,518 4,637 4,13060611 3,131 3,110 3,118 3,115 3,068 3,070 3,006 3,040 3,149 3,200 3,227 3,268 3,306 3,342 3,375 3,440 3,586 3,475 3,501 3,101

NORTH DISTRICT 12,874 13,004 13,103 12,863 12,838 13,181 13,484 13,709 14,623 15,332 15,568 16,159 16,526 16,943 17,450 17,994 18,704 18,273 18,638 16,55960613 1,023 1,024 1,035 1,016 1,014 1,055 1,108 1,144 1,203 1,282 1,307 1,350 1,392 1,426 1,495 1,549 1,604 1,546 1,575 1,40660614 2,437 2,456 2,477 2,457 2,445 2,444 2,521 2,554 2,701 2,791 2,811 2,901 2,948 3,003 3,079 3,169 3,295 3,210 3,201 2,81060618 1,548 1,593 1,623 1,604 1,580 1,644 1,687 1,735 1,913 2,078 2,125 2,217 2,267 2,305 2,351 2,411 2,526 2,502 2,552 2,27760625 1,035 1,033 1,040 1,018 1,010 1,030 1,056 1,056 1,144 1,195 1,236 1,301 1,353 1,404 1,419 1,438 1,504 1,494 1,551 1,33560626 584 562 559 529 512 530 540 530 551 556 541 567 579 602 632 645 689 654 649 54860640 1,018 1,042 1,099 1,078 1,098 1,152 1,185 1,193 1,292 1,358 1,368 1,447 1,500 1,532 1,604 1,671 1,728 1,666 1,685 1,48960645 591 591 572 541 534 518 506 502 538 543 537 539 560 553 558 592 607 595 627 58060647 1,169 1,205 1,227 1,200 1,225 1,292 1,302 1,352 1,463 1,558 1,623 1,712 1,762 1,855 1,954 2,045 2,162 2,179 2,240 2,03660657 1,789 1,861 1,885 1,864 1,867 1,943 1,982 2,041 2,139 2,243 2,273 2,296 2,327 2,405 2,492 2,581 2,656 2,573 2,665 2,40860659 1,075 1,034 993 966 974 990 1,006 1,012 1,057 1,085 1,084 1,109 1,101 1,107 1,105 1,117 1,138 1,080 1,108 97260660 605 603 593 590 579 583 591 590 622 643 663 720 737 751 761 776 795 774 785 698

SOUTH DISTRICT 4,920 4,930 4,880 4,725 4,705 4,750 4,726 4,777 5,032 5,199 5,149 5,314 5,462 5,639 5,819 6,045 6,234 6,060 6,122 5,35460608 1,110 1,113 1,082 1,053 1,045 1,054 1,052 1,073 1,130 1,186 1,173 1,214 1,275 1,302 1,355 1,427 1,498 1,484 1,500 1,35560609 1,010 996 957 947 929 941 929 927 980 994 971 991 990 1,021 1,046 1,071 1,100 1,074 1,082 95560615 621 618 652 630 638 634 618 602 622 652 648 670 681 705 719 742 761 731 735 64960616 958 977 985 960 981 1,005 1,045 1,056 1,124 1,159 1,125 1,161 1,190 1,229 1,271 1,334 1,388 1,363 1,378 1,22760621 258 266 272 257 253 259 240 240 244 246 242 245 251 265 282 286 298 271 275 20560636 312 322 313 289 287 277 278 292 311 332 341 356 372 382 392 392 391 377 369 31260637 437 426 409 392 384 388 375 394 406 399 411 427 441 456 469 490 488 461 478 38360653 214 212 210 197 188 192 189 193 215 231 238 250 262 279 285 303 310 299 305 268

----------------------------------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ----------- ----------- ----------- ------------ ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- -----------* 60601 NO LONGER INCLUDES APPROXIMATELY 200 ESTABLISHMENTS THAT HAVE BEEN REASSIGNED PRIMARILY TO 60611, 60661, 60604, 60606** 60606 & 60661 reported separately beginning in 2002*** Data not availableNOTE: The institution of multiple worksite reporting precludes the comparisons of data for years prior to 1991.


TABLE 35: NUMBER OF UI COVERED ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE CITY OF CHICAGOBY DISTRICT AND ZIP CODE


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WEST CENTRAL DISTRICT 3,547 3,635 3,753 3,719 3,789 3,887 3,946 4,052 4,449 4,632 4,720 4,756 4,766 4,781 4,881 5,029 5,209 5,044 5,073 4,36460612 736 746 745 734 752 758 771 798 855 876 878 907 913 930 966 992 1,022 992 1,030 90460622 1,716 1,788 1,904 1,921 1,973 2,060 2,107 2,160 2,395 2,502 2,575 2,536 2,471 2,429 2,451 2,502 2,607 2,547 2,546 2,22260624 356 360 363 340 346 345 348 363 410 418 407 418 435 440 445 464 473 447 446 37460644 282 290 304 295 290 282 282 285 318 340 351 363 387 395 414 427 433 420 421 33860651 457 451 437 429 428 442 438 446 471 496 509 532 560 587 605 644 674 638 630 526

NORTHWEST DISTRICT 7,441 7,451 7,519 7,420 7,386 7,427 7,510 7,622 8,047 8,340 8,409 8,628 8,673 8,766 8,919 9,116 9,398 9,187 9,352 8,40360630 1,063 1,096 1,083 1,065 1,064 1,063 1,079 1,101 1,159 1,221 1,244 1,275 1,287 1,294 1,300 1,319 1,339 1,315 1,353 1,21160631 955 922 968 970 985 1,007 1,035 1,040 1,101 1,119 1,120 1,125 1,129 1,104 1,108 1,113 1,151 1,115 1,118 1,00560634 1,156 1,179 1,228 1,234 1,264 1,265 1,302 1,360 1,462 1,530 1,582 1,632 1,631 1,670 1,677 1,696 1,753 1,694 1,734 1,60660635 369 334 294 251 232 215 204 190 205 226 227 249 258 267 282 300 306 296 305 29560639 1,116 1,115 1,106 1,088 1,076 1,082 1,078 1,091 1,147 1,172 1,153 1,195 1,204 1,229 1,285 1,335 1,402 1,364 1,385 1,23360641 1,225 1,223 1,252 1,236 1,232 1,255 1,267 1,272 1,330 1,380 1,385 1,420 1,440 1,445 1,485 1,539 1,589 1,575 1,590 1,38960646 930 936 945 963 939 942 929 946 984 1,015 1,002 1,031 1,007 1,023 1,030 1,027 1,041 993 1,014 89360648* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *60656 499 526 528 504 486 482 490 501 539 552 568 576 584 600 610 642 672 684 699 621

O'HARE 128 120 115 109 108 116 126 121 120 125 128 125 133 134 142 145 145 151 154 150

FAR SOUTH DISTRICT 4,177 4,102 3,965 3,731 3,741 3,783 3,705 3,756 3,997 4,126 4,068 4,184 4,325 4,415 4,503 4,640 4,777 4,505 4,466 3,62060617 740 750 723 689 682 687 692 691 732 764 750 765 796 815 816 842 861 825 834 69860619 583 577 561 543 529 558 555 567 613 638 631 645 671 706 719 748 765 712 711 54360620 609 575 562 514 530 526 532 553 601 620 613 627 637 639 666 694 710 660 663 51460627 45 45 46 42 41 40 33 33 35 35 19 16 13 13 9 10 9 8 8 360628 554 536 513 483 490 500 492 505 539 546 533 561 584 600 623 626 651 610 576 45660633 145 155 152 142 143 148 139 132 150 153 149 154 156 149 149 150 149 136 139 12160643 730 715 683 631 638 634 588 596 605 614 618 649 685 711 719 753 787 765 779 65460649 432 417 400 374 370 366 340 355 371 389 390 414 432 436 451 461 469 426 399 32160655 339 332 325 313 318 324 334 324 351 367 365 353 351 346 351 356 376 363 357 310

SOUTHWEST DISTRICT 3,835 3,814 3,810 3,682 3,652 3,700 3,774 3,826 4,046 4,190 4,199 4,247 4,352 4,395 4,567 4,687 4,891 4,814 4,847 4,35060623 708 709 725 714 709 728 735 748 785 811 798 815 851 866 905 933 977 949 938 81560629 786 755 745 700 682 689 711 727 779 800 791 820 841 853 901 941 982 973 986 87160632 1,003 1,001 1,016 985 995 1,002 1,024 1,022 1,085 1,133 1,145 1,167 1,193 1,191 1,231 1,264 1,339 1,341 1,374 1,26360638 822 829 834 832 827 863 881 906 945 968 989 979 988 1,005 1,036 1,045 1,075 1,055 1,048 96660652 516 520 490 451 439 418 423 423 452 478 476 466 479 480 494 504 518 496 501 435

CHICAGO UNCLASSIFIED 152 176 207 169 184 191 170 182 202 216 245 249 240 228 233 224 233 236 251 175

----------------------------------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ----------- ----------- ----------- ------------ ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- -----------* 60648 NO LONGER IN USE BY USPS (MOST ESTABLISHMENTS REASSIGNED TO 60631, 60646, NILES)NOTE: The institution of multiple worksite reporting precludes the comparisons of data for years prior to 1991.


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