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SECOND QUARTER 2002"Check Out Our Web Site: www.dllr.state.md.us/lmi/index.htm"

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

1100 North Eutaw StreetBaltimore, Maryland 21201

Governor

Lieutenant Governor

Secretary

Parris N. Glendening

Kathleen Kennedy Townsend

John P. O'Connor

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Employment and Payrolls

Second Quarter 2002

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

1100 North Eutaw StreetBaltimore, MD 21201

Prepared by:

Patrick Arnold, Director

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

December, 2002

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface

State of MarylandTable I Major Industry Series

Baltimore MSAMaryland Portion D.C. MSA

State of Maryland

Table II Employment and Wages by Size

Baltimore MSAMaryland Portion D.C. MSA

Total EmploymentTable III Employment and Wages by County

Government SectorPrivate Sector

of Reporting Unit

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

State of MarylandTable IV County Industry Series

Baltimore MSAAllegany CountyAnne Arundel CountyBaltimore CityBaltimore CountyCalvert CountyCaroline County

Appendix A--Source of Data & Scope ofCoverage

Appendix B--Explanation of Terms

Appendix C--Limitations

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PREFACE

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation

Office of Labor Market Analysis and Information

1100 North Eutaw Street

Baltimore, MD 21201

(410) 767-2250

E-mail: [email protected]

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

series are not comparable.

page details this aggregation.

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

BLS Standard for Sector Aggregation Titles for NAICS

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Goods-Producing

Natural Resources and Mining

Sector 11

Construction

Manufacturing

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

Sector 23 (Construction)

Sectors 31, 32, 33 (Manufacturing)

Service-Providing

Trade, Transportation, and Utilities

Sector 42

Information

Financial Activities

(Wholesale Trade),

Sector 51 (Information)

Sector 52 (Finance and Insurance)

(Transportation and Warehousing),

Sector 22 (Utilities)

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

Professional and Business Services

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

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

Sector 55

Education and Health Services

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

Leisure and Hospitality

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

Other Services

Public Administration

Sector 81 (Other Services, except Public Administration)

Sector 92 (Public Administration)

Unclassified

Sector 99 (Unclassified)

Sector 53 (Real Estate and Rental and Leasing)

INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE

EMPLOYMENTTOTAL WAGES

TABLE I

STATE OF MARYLAND

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

TOTAL EMPLOYMENTGOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL

149,928 2,420,305 2,442,446 2,462,397 1,883 455,535 456,892 452,743

930 126,201 126,610 128,633 397 99,233 99,143 96,082 944,407,787 556 230,101 231,139 228,028

FEDERAL GOVERNMENTSTATE GOVERNMENTLOCAL GOVERNMENT

2,441,716 455,057

127,148 98,153

229,756

$737 877

1,240 740 735

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MAJOR INDUSTRY SERIES

2,194,172,744

2,050,012,636

5,188,593,167$23,408,738,614

148,045 1,964,770 1,985,554 2,009,654 1,986,659 705 18,220,145,447PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL -- ALL INDUSTRIES

SECOND QUARTER 2002

GOODS-PRODUCING 22,117 329,536 331,740 335,269 332,182 827 3,569,278,145

Natural Resources and Mining 676 6,235 6,496 6,620 6,450 558 46,757,314

Crop production 230 2,201 2,421 2,485 2,369 445 13,704,640

Animal production 133 1,405 1,391 1,409 1,402 467 8,517,694

Forestry and logging 60 357 354 346 352 432 1,975,775

Fishing, hunting and trapping 33 184 196 203 194 495 1,247,366

Agriculture and forestry support activities 146 716 748 772 745 432 4,180,964

Oil and gas extraction D D D D D DD

Mining, except oil and gas 56 1,205 1,210 1,231 1,215 954 15,065,523

Support activities for mining D D D D D DD

Construction 16,907 164,742 166,754 169,766 167,087 763 1,658,346,129

Construction of buildings 5,708 39,270 39,746 40,636 39,884 810 419,812,060

Heavy and civil engineering construction 1,072 16,315 16,548 17,003 16,622 753 162,671,835

Specialty trade contractors 10,127 109,157 110,460 112,127 110,581 748 1,075,862,234

Manufacturing 4,534 158,559 158,490 158,883 158,644 904 1,864,174,702

Food manufacturing 396 17,175 17,393 17,387 17,318 645 145,166,598

Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing 60 4,542 4,556 4,635 4,578 857 51,030,192

Textile mills 61 2,018 2,012 2,028 2,019 551 14,449,613

Textile product mills 136 1,138 1,147 1,161 1,149 587 8,762,470

Apparel manufacturing 77 2,485 2,597 2,746 2,609 431 14,603,946

Leather and allied product manufacturing D D D D D DD

Wood product manufacturing 165 3,908 3,950 3,948 3,935 601 30,765,999

Paper manufacturing 56 5,686 5,632 5,548 5,622 826 60,390,548

Printing and related support activities 747 15,966 15,877 15,856 15,900 794 164,066,607

Petroleum and coal products manufacturing D D D D D DD

Chemical manufacturing 252 14,027 14,030 14,110 14,056 1,069 195,368,121

Plastics and rubber products manufacturing 123 8,308 8,350 8,267 8,308 795 85,867,860

Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing 190 5,631 5,654 5,678 5,654 749 55,049,445

Primary metal manufacturing 65 5,700 5,640 5,664 5,668 1,041 76,734,863

Fabricated metal product manufacturing 504 10,766 10,673 10,680 10,706 738 102,668,089

Machinery manufacturing 255 10,694 10,607 10,681 10,661 990 137,201,608

Computer and electronic product manufacturing 428 28,235 28,134 28,119 28,163 1,324 484,860,054

Electrical equipment and appliance mfg. 80 2,304 2,305 2,315 2,308 994 29,838,755

Transportation equipment manufacturing 132 8,790 8,788 8,843 8,807 937 107,326,691

Furniture and related product manufacturing 301 4,174 4,161 4,213 4,183 625 33,997,804

See note at end of table.

INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE I

STATE OF MARYLAND

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

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MAJOR INDUSTRY SERIES - CONTINUED

SECOND QUARTER 2002

Miscellaneous manufacturing 459 4,783 4,753 4,742 4,759 713 44,128,617

SERVICE PROVIDING 123,326 1,630,869 1,649,313 1,669,628 1,649,937 68114,604,906,869

Trade, Transportation, and Utilities 32,042 456,475 460,026 464,895 460,465 618 3,697,133,119

Utilities 135 9,868 9,861 9,894 9,874 1,273 163,410,808

Merchant wholesalers, durable goods 5,988 55,931 56,001 56,107 56,013 1,039 756,342,056

Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods 2,470 31,110 31,186 31,356 31,217 841 341,143,622

Electronic markets and agents and brokers 1,349 6,295 6,360 6,331 6,329 1,154 94,913,282

Motor vehicle and parts dealers 1,687 37,828 38,013 38,454 38,098 756 374,660,368

Furniture and home furnishings stores 1,023 10,836 10,834 10,985 10,885 598 84,674,192

Electronics and appliance stores 1,095 10,498 10,428 10,470 10,465 688 93,627,087

Building material and garden supply stores 1,165 23,470 24,260 24,942 24,224 496 156,040,331

Food and beverage stores 3,088 61,212 61,526 62,225 61,654 432 346,204,250

Health and personal care stores 1,346 19,544 19,629 19,697 19,623 528 134,766,965

Gasoline stations 1,456 11,660 11,717 11,886 11,754 346 52,888,057

Clothing and clothing accessories stores 2,289 26,191 26,527 27,077 26,598 315 108,912,871

Sporting goods, hobby, book and music stores 1,242 14,062 14,059 14,353 14,158 337 62,067,989

General merchandise stores 761 48,848 49,377 50,817 49,681 340 219,381,816

Miscellaneous store retailers 2,510 21,221 21,619 21,745 21,528 407 113,920,520

Nonstore retailers 565 5,561 5,492 5,460 5,504 569 40,687,753

Air transportation 62 5,350 5,399 5,477 5,409 860 60,488,675

Water transportation 34 621 686 691 666 1,273 11,025,881

Truck transportation 1,720 17,476 17,788 18,159 17,808 651 150,624,203

Transit and ground passenger transportation 781 8,231 8,371 8,133 8,245 388 41,605,972

Pipeline transportation D D D D D DD

Scenic and sightseeing transportation 53 244 367 444 352 312 1,427,052

Support activities for transportation 666 9,926 10,174 10,042 10,047 829 108,313,291

Postal service D D D D D DD

Couriers and messengers 374 11,149 10,972 10,774 10,965 589 83,975,196

Warehousing and storage 169 9,266 9,303 9,299 9,289 788 95,150,674

Information 2,920 54,167 54,188 53,916 54,090 1,046 735,687,488

Publishing industries, except Internet 586 13,256 13,225 13,141 13,207 959 164,567,529

Motion picture and sound recording industries 414 3,677 4,137 4,070 3,961 398 20,479,602

Broadcasting, except Internet 148 4,954 4,920 5,019 4,964 1,235 79,720,602

Internet publishing and broadcasting 42 584 577 575 579 1,144 8,610,114

Telecommunications 886 22,839 22,583 22,523 22,648 1,159 341,286,438

ISPs, search portals, and data processing 780 7,873 7,774 7,628 7,758 1,106 111,564,750

Other information services 64 984 972 960 972 749 9,458,453

Financial Activities 12,631 149,471 150,161 151,814 150,482 980 1,916,253,123

Monetary authorities - central bank D D D D D DD

Credit intermediation and related activities 3,134 51,018 51,200 51,561 51,260 873 582,065,494

Securities, commodity contracts, investments 971 14,484 14,477 14,578 14,513 2,161 407,633,327

INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE I

STATE OF MARYLAND

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

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SECOND QUARTER 2002

Insurance carriers and related activities 2,912 36,743 36,721 36,921 36,795 1,027 491,078,315

Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles 128 1,727 1,765 1,759 1,750 954 21,692,633

Real estate 4,390 31,479 31,632 32,375 31,829 720 298,089,658

Rental and leasing services 1,046 13,335 13,660 13,890 13,628 603 106,871,115

Lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets D D D D D DD

Professional and Business Services 31,648 356,343 359,081 361,102 358,842 868 4,049,434,943

Professional and technical services 21,808 199,479 199,248 198,659 199,129 1,135 2,938,860,854

Management of companies and enterprises 323 9,211 9,334 9,451 9,332 990 120,081,947

Administrative and support services 9,069 140,534 143,287 145,712 143,178 498 926,475,449

Waste management and remediation services 448 7,119 7,212 7,280 7,204 684 64,016,693

Education and Health Services 14,324 316,714 317,720 317,601 317,345 666 2,749,362,271

Educational services 1,750 50,363 50,177 48,758 49,766 670 433,182,865

Ambulatory health care services 9,152 86,075 86,475 86,873 86,474 858 964,107,809

Hospitals 102 84,515 84,615 85,526 84,885 719 793,136,797

Nursing and residential care facilities 1,238 57,503 57,894 57,993 57,797 461 346,310,711

Social assistance 2,082 38,258 38,559 38,451 38,423 426 212,624,089

Leisure and Hospitality 11,253 210,183 220,094 231,224 220,500 307 880,949,250

Performing arts and spectator sports 660 6,680 7,198 7,083 6,987 836 75,946,296

Museums, historical sites, zoos, and parks 95 1,939 1,992 2,048 1,993 434 11,246,495

Amusements, gambling, and recreation 1,242 23,265 25,260 30,475 26,333 292 99,836,841

Accommodation 721 24,392 25,634 27,300 25,775 509 170,668,707

Food services and drinking places 8,535 153,907 160,010 164,318 159,412 252 523,250,911

Other Services 18,508 87,516 88,043 89,076 88,212 502 576,086,675

Repair and maintenance 4,270 24,408 24,551 24,744 24,568 619 197,583,504

Personal and laundry services 3,641 28,956 29,153 29,294 29,134 386 146,342,806

Membership associations and organizations 2,616 25,033 25,235 25,927 25,398 594 196,171,125

Private households 7,981 9,119 9,104 9,111 9,111 304 35,989,240

UNCLASSIFIED 2,602 4,365 4,501 4,757 4,541 779 45,960,433

INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE I

BALTIMORE MSA

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT

GOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL 64,447 1,195,811 1,204,898 1,213,438

762 215,881 216,054 214,873

339 41,426 41,557 42,412 246 66,669 66,011 65,930 670,744,771 177 107,786 108,486 106,531


1,204,716

215,603

41,798 66,203

107,601

$721

808

1,117 779 705

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986,251,854

607,067,390

2,264,064,015

$11,294,832,011

63,685 979,930 988,844 998,565 989,113 702 9,030,767,996PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL -- ALL INDUSTRIES

SECOND QUARTER 2002

GOODS-PRODUCING 9,998 159,831 160,447 162,049 160,776 853 1,783,529,482


Crop production 85 845 887 872 868 469 5,296,503

Animal production 47 274 268 275 272 403 1,426,197

Forestry and logging 6 38 38 44 40 264 137,303

Fishing, hunting and trapping 11 63 70 77 70 308 280,373


Oil and gas extraction D D D D D DD

Mining, except oil and gas 12 185 187 191 188 1,002 2,448,108


Construction 7,493 71,300 72,096 73,331 72,242 768 720,998,466


Heavy and civil engineering construction 488 7,547 7,718 7,872 7,712 762 76,386,435

Specialty trade contractors 4,542 48,989 49,399 50,083 49,490 760 488,756,052

Manufacturing 2,272 86,813 86,559 86,918 86,763 931 1,050,610,067



Textile mills 28 795 812 815 807 558 5,853,726

Textile product mills 77 700 708 714 707 588 5,404,026

Apparel manufacturing 44 1,363 1,426 1,469 1,419 467 8,610,628

Leather and allied product manufacturing 9 210 212 218 213 587 1,626,366


Paper manufacturing 32 3,273 3,277 3,257 3,269 793 33,714,201


Petroleum and coal products manufacturing 15 581 595 593 590 935 7,173,592


Plastics and rubber products manufacturing 79 4,173 4,195 4,113 4,160 701 37,923,368


Primary metal manufacturing 41 4,678 4,628 4,646 4,651 1,086 65,640,074


Machinery manufacturing 141 6,800 6,744 6,814 6,786 1,049 92,537,621


Electrical equipment and appliance mfg. 40 1,271 1,257 1,269 1,266 1,007 16,565,452

Transportation equipment manufacturing 67 5,101 5,068 5,100 5,090 960 63,514,024


INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE I

BALTIMORE MSA

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

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SECOND QUARTER 2002

Miscellaneous manufacturing 221 2,527 2,506 2,493 2,509 709 23,141,079

SERVICE PROVIDING 53,059 819,222 827,494 835,545 827,420 673 7,240,853,849


Utilities 47 4,879 4,878 4,882 4,880 1,274 80,799,484

Merchant wholesalers, durable goods 2,285 29,054 29,075 29,093 29,074 970 366,608,375

Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods 948 17,195 17,181 17,198 17,191 802 179,265,222

Electronic markets and agents and brokers 516 3,299 3,352 3,294 3,315 1,083 46,688,477

Motor vehicle and parts dealers 780 17,216 17,231 17,442 17,296 754 169,622,021

Furniture and home furnishings stores 444 4,954 4,952 5,081 4,996 604 39,221,904

Electronics and appliance stores 490 5,102 5,102 5,107 5,104 688 45,628,702

Building material and garden supply stores 510 10,607 11,086 11,395 11,029 489 70,046,328

Food and beverage stores 1,590 29,560 29,623 30,055 29,746 441 170,463,203

Health and personal care stores 633 10,642 10,613 10,604 10,620 589 81,322,952

Gasoline stations 601 4,449 4,488 4,475 4,471 327 18,978,741

Clothing and clothing accessories stores 1,103 14,446 14,509 14,790 14,582 321 60,797,888

Sporting goods, hobby, book and music stores 567 6,705 6,694 6,822 6,740 328 28,750,959


Miscellaneous store retailers 1,193 11,029 11,282 11,191 11,167 380 55,156,015


Air transportation 30 4,585 4,645 4,803 4,678 892 54,224,561

Water transportation D D D D D DD

Truck transportation 819 9,205 9,353 9,568 9,375 670 81,687,851

Transit and ground passenger transportation 359 5,643 5,718 5,508 5,623 396 28,950,855


Scenic and sightseeing transportation 24 186 267 320 258 321 1,075,238

Support activities for transportation 399 6,047 6,217 6,025 6,096 778 61,636,739



Warehousing and storage 89 4,202 4,238 4,257 4,232 671 36,896,111

Information 1,003 21,556 21,563 21,505 21,541 920 257,697,040

Publishing industries, except Internet 198 5,265 5,215 5,249 5,243 859 58,578,080



Internet publishing and broadcasting D D D D D DD


ISPs, search portals, and data processing 211 2,026 2,011 2,013 2,017 987 25,889,409

Other information services D D D D D DD

Financial Activities 5,919 78,089 78,432 79,170 78,564 1,055 1,077,226,659

Monetary authorities - central bank D D D D D DD



INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE I

BALTIMORE MSA

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

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SECOND QUARTER 2002

Insurance carriers and related activities 1,488 20,885 20,871 20,972 20,909 1,008 274,003,617

Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles 50 882 894 893 890 1,050 12,147,571

Real estate 1,969 14,770 14,863 15,096 14,910 694 134,436,931

Rental and leasing services 493 7,303 7,435 7,471 7,403 620 59,621,690

Lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets D D D D D DD



Management of companies and enterprises 147 3,064 3,174 3,240 3,159 1,074 44,093,535




Educational services 809 35,435 35,059 33,899 34,798 724 327,409,432


Hospitals 47 55,123 55,303 56,082 55,503 723 521,435,460

Nursing and residential care facilities 572 30,178 30,331 30,386 30,298 473 186,262,182

Social assistance 972 20,268 20,523 20,314 20,368 431 114,013,378


Performing arts and spectator sports 262 2,843 2,916 3,033 2,931 1,377 52,482,888

Museums, historical sites, zoos, and parks 49 1,603 1,669 1,704 1,659 434 9,361,444

Amusements, gambling, and recreation 579 12,234 13,092 15,405 13,577 296 52,204,775

Accommodation 215 9,597 9,875 10,304 9,925 396 51,078,771


Other Services 6,900 39,227 39,617 39,885 39,576 490 251,877,692



Membership associations and organizations 1,164 10,613 10,771 10,968 10,784 560 78,570,058


UNCLASSIFIED 628 877 903 971 917 536 6,384,665

INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE I

MARYLAND PORTION OF DC MSA

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT

GOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL 54,339 895,832 901,397 905,683

468 184,830 185,638 182,676

315 71,769 72,008 72,951 45 19,708 20,124 17,512 167,922,432

108 93,353 93,506 92,213


900,971

184,381

72,243 19,115 93,024

$804

1,002

1,341 676 806

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974,891,614

1,259,095,187

2,401,909,233

$9,415,220,921

53,871 711,002 715,759 723,007 716,589 753 7,013,311,688PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL -- ALL INDUSTRIES

SECOND QUARTER 2002

GOODS-PRODUCING 7,345 113,743 114,343 115,184 114,423 873 1,297,852,443


Crop production 38 398 414 381 398 463 2,395,887

Animal production 31 442 445 450 446 471 2,731,578

Forestry and logging 5 19 20 8 16 376 78,128

Fishing, hunting and trapping D D D D D DD


Mining, except oil and gas 14 298 297 308 301 1,046 4,091,342


Construction 5,968 73,505 74,179 75,133 74,272 798 770,257,916


Heavy and civil engineering construction 306 6,580 6,609 6,658 6,616 796 68,446,162

Specialty trade contractors 3,607 48,312 48,882 49,675 48,956 776 493,645,514

Manufacturing 1,245 38,791 38,705 38,613 38,703 1,026 516,136,031



Textile mills 13 204 209 216 210 707 1,929,013

Textile product mills 39 350 347 351 349 567 2,570,710

Apparel manufacturing 15 341 340 342 341 509 2,255,874

Leather and allied product manufacturing 3 13 14 13 13 499 84,380


Paper manufacturing 8 175 180 166 174 745 1,685,476


Petroleum and coal products manufacturing D D D D D DD


Plastics and rubber products manufacturing 16 650 656 642 649 700 5,908,244


Primary metal manufacturing D D D D D DD


Machinery manufacturing 40 1,049 1,035 1,037 1,040 818 11,054,655


Electrical equipment and appliance mfg. 22 414 417 418 416 1,262 6,823,408

Transportation equipment manufacturing 23 1,556 1,556 1,548 1,553 1,217 24,561,009


Miscellaneous manufacturing 149 940 940 956 945 734 9,019,436

INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE I


AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

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SECOND QUARTER 2002



Utilities 36 3,760 3,739 3,763 3,754 1,323 64,547,989

Merchant wholesalers, durable goods 1,432 18,522 18,556 18,566 18,548 1,139 274,707,122

Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods 482 6,750 6,751 6,775 6,759 899 79,010,184

Electronic markets and agents and brokers 270 1,596 1,577 1,558 1,577 1,089 22,327,564

Motor vehicle and parts dealers 533 15,707 15,846 16,020 15,858 806 166,111,519

Furniture and home furnishings stores 408 4,639 4,633 4,648 4,640 606 36,581,752

Electronics and appliance stores 417 4,292 4,225 4,266 4,261 670 37,103,879

Building material and garden supply stores 359 8,771 8,988 9,231 8,997 525 61,448,247

Food and beverage stores 971 23,269 23,350 23,471 23,363 458 139,096,501

Health and personal care stores 456 6,303 6,433 6,518 6,418 395 32,949,510

Gasoline stations 523 4,142 4,142 4,214 4,166 398 21,574,202

Clothing and clothing accessories stores 809 9,243 9,418 9,467 9,376 305 37,227,797

Sporting goods, hobby, book and music stores 446 5,933 5,921 6,021 5,958 351 27,182,910


Miscellaneous store retailers 792 7,009 7,059 7,130 7,066 456 41,902,740


Air transportation 7 100 98 99 99 547 703,748

Water transportation 9 201 204 207 204 1,851 4,908,894

Truck transportation 359 3,688 3,796 3,980 3,821 586 29,090,533

Transit and ground passenger transportation D D D D D DD


Scenic and sightseeing transportation 12 33 40 42 38 324 160,055

Support activities for transportation 137 1,214 1,230 1,228 1,224 1,127 17,931,517



Warehousing and storage D D D D D DD

Information 1,153 27,628 27,546 27,404 27,526 1,194 427,287,867

Publishing industries, except Internet 256 6,390 6,386 6,279 6,352 1,120 92,480,865



Internet publishing and broadcasting 16 553 543 540 545 1,132 8,021,195


ISPs, search portals, and data processing 297 5,161 5,079 4,927 5,056 1,138 74,813,244

Other information services 20 651 646 644 647 716 6,023,057

Financial Activities 4,613 55,141 55,383 55,974 55,499 955 688,733,438



Insurance carriers and related activities 939 13,313 13,296 13,362 13,324 1,082 187,422,431

Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles 46 781 807 800 796 843 8,720,789

INDUSTRYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE I


AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

- 9 -


SECOND QUARTER 2002

Real estate 1,746 13,520 13,517 13,876 13,638 790 139,986,572

Rental and leasing services 357 4,833 4,984 5,054 4,957 599 38,592,321

Lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets 18 96 101 102 100 1,568 2,038,551



Management of companies and enterprises 102 3,734 3,723 3,746 3,734 969 47,057,096



Education and Health Services 5,746 93,555 93,902 94,240 93,899 679 829,200,456

Educational services D D D D D DD


Hospitals 33 17,584 17,560 17,641 17,595 767 175,346,937

Nursing and residential care facilities 434 17,545 17,653 17,780 17,659 464 106,437,491

Social assistance D D D D D DD


Performing arts and spectator sports D D D D D DD

Museums, historical sites, zoos, and parks D D D D D DD

Amusements, gambling, and recreation 352 7,811 8,643 10,830 9,095 286 33,772,237

Accommodation 198 9,603 9,796 9,927 9,775 741 94,110,718


Other Services 9,349 37,008 37,188 37,658 37,285 549 265,910,834



Membership associations and organizations 910 10,710 10,753 10,980 10,814 715 100,513,469


UNCLASSIFIED 911 1,886 1,913 2,027 1,942 596 15,055,142

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

SIZE CLASS

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRDTOTAL WAGES

TABLE II

STATE OF MARYLAND - PRIVATE ONLY

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

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EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES BY SIZE OF REPORTING UNIT

SECOND QUARTER 2002

ALL SIZES 148,045 1,964,770 1,985,554 2,009,654 $705$18,220,145,447100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.00100.0Percent

0 22,603 12,726 9,198 0 86381,947,841 15.3 0.6 0.5 0.0 1.22 0.4Percent

1-4 65,963 128,909 128,586 129,544 6741,130,315,215 44.6 6.6 6.5 6.4 0.96 6.2Percent

5-9 24,236 155,242 157,241 160,168 6161,261,316,253 16.4 7.9 7.9 8.0 0.87 6.9Percent

10-19 16,289 214,122 217,078 220,815 6311,782,113,024 11.0 10.9 10.9 11.0 0.90 9.8Percent

20-49 11,430 334,391 340,924 347,255 6432,849,672,569 7.7 17.0 17.2 17.3 0.91 15.6Percent

50-99 4,264 283,623 289,083 293,830 6742,529,793,308 2.9 14.4 14.6 14.6 0.96 13.9Percent

100-249 2,452 355,532 360,114 367,975 6953,263,465,403 1.7 18.1 18.1 18.3 0.99 17.9Percent

250-499 539 174,331 176,403 179,750 7191,652,171,815 0.4 8.9 8.9 8.9 1.02 9.1Percent

500-999 157 100,152 101,218 102,748 9311,226,947,434 0.1 5.1 5.1 5.1 1.32 6.7Percent

1,000 & Over 112 205,742 205,709 207,569 9112,442,402,585 0.1 10.5 10.4 10.3 1.29 13.4Percent

See note at end of table.

SIZE CLASS

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT


TABLE II

BALTIMORE MSA - PRIVATE ONLY

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

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SECOND QUARTER 2002

ALL SIZES 63,685 979,930 988,844 998,565 $702$9,030,767,996100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.00100.0Percent

0 8,943 5,676 3,486 0 81332,268,113 14.0 0.6 0.4 0.0 1.16 0.4Percent

1-4 26,979 55,338 55,091 55,359 601431,674,093 42.4 5.6 5.6 5.5 0.86 4.8Percent

5-9 11,124 71,694 72,502 73,704 587554,471,088 17.5 7.3 7.3 7.4 0.84 6.1Percent

10-19 7,535 99,867 101,288 102,354 616810,431,250 11.8 10.2 10.2 10.3 0.88 9.0Percent

20-49 5,355 157,776 160,624 162,571 6471,348,566,915 8.4 16.1 16.2 16.3 0.92 14.9Percent

50-99 2,115 142,875 145,175 146,837 6741,269,774,121 3.3 14.6 14.7 14.7 0.96 14.1Percent

100-249 1,223 177,976 179,987 183,272 6851,606,379,514 1.9 18.2 18.2 18.4 0.98 17.8Percent

250-499 264 86,497 87,997 89,058 713814,284,188 0.4 8.8 8.9 8.9 1.02 9.0Percent

500-999 80 50,870 51,174 52,403 942630,564,919 0.1 5.2 5.2 5.2 1.34 7.0Percent

1,000 & Over 67 131,361 131,520 133,007 8931,532,353,795 0.1 13.4 13.3 13.3 1.27 17.0Percent

SIZE CLASS

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT


TABLE II

MARYLAND PORTION OF DC MSA - PRIVATE ONLY

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

- 12 -


SECOND QUARTER 2002

ALL SIZES 53,871 711,002 715,759 723,007 $753$7,013,311,688100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.00100.0Percent

0 7,899 4,404 2,715 0 1,09033,610,284 14.7 0.6 0.4 0.0 1.45 0.5Percent

1-4 24,519 47,093 46,786 47,158 646394,649,568 45.5 6.6 6.5 6.5 0.86 5.6Percent

5-9 8,625 55,581 56,022 56,967 666486,312,356 16.0 7.8 7.8 7.9 0.88 6.9Percent

10-19 5,826 77,049 77,825 78,923 676684,659,311 10.8 10.8 10.9 10.9 0.90 9.8Percent

20-49 4,223 125,187 126,837 128,699 6921,141,122,978 7.8 17.6 17.7 17.8 0.92 16.3Percent

50-99 1,523 102,086 103,449 104,386 731982,258,198 2.8 14.4 14.5 14.4 0.97 14.0Percent

100-249 954 139,680 141,280 143,709 7571,392,844,593 1.8 19.6 19.7 19.9 1.01 19.9Percent

250-499 210 66,580 66,842 68,614 768672,799,992 0.4 9.4 9.3 9.5 1.02 9.6Percent

500-999 59 37,753 38,479 38,644 990493,053,104 0.1 5.3 5.4 5.3 1.31 7.0Percent

1,000 & Over 33 55,589 55,524 55,907 1,011732,001,304 0.1 7.8 7.8 7.7 1.34 10.4Percent

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

STATE BY COUNTYNUMBER

OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE III

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

STATE OF MARYLAND 149,928 2,420,305 2,442,446 2,462,397*****

2,441,716 $23,408,738,614

EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES BY COUNTY

$737

SECOND QUARTER 2002

- 13 -

1,775 30,255 30,483 30,791 30,510 195,229,347ALLEGANY 492

12,681 201,047 203,206 205,477 203,243 1,880,269,197ANNE ARUNDEL 712

14,305 368,695 370,189 371,423 370,102 3,766,586,257BALTIMORE CITY 783

19,849 359,112 361,678 364,325 361,705 3,295,274,040BALTIMORE COUNTY 701

1,621 19,100 19,405 19,597 19,367 160,837,325CALVERT 639

646 8,589 8,669 8,645 8,634 54,039,554CAROLINE 481

4,129 50,399 51,037 51,448 50,961 359,225,097CARROLL 542

1,689 26,977 27,491 27,891 27,453 232,309,133CECIL 651

2,540 37,345 37,793 38,115 37,751 282,222,200CHARLES 575

737 11,158 11,263 11,427 11,283 74,868,037DORCHESTER 510

5,087 82,595 83,383 83,742 83,240 694,749,496FREDERICK 642

907 10,546 10,634 10,857 10,679 60,897,769GARRETT 439

4,802 71,277 72,148 72,611 72,012 564,146,482HARFORD 603

7,426 133,679 134,763 136,017 134,820 1,353,749,809HOWARD 772

728 8,172 8,237 8,430 8,280 52,209,849KENT 485

30,500 451,078 453,571 457,946 454,198 5,280,271,632MONTGOMERY 894

14,591 305,714 307,245 306,283 306,414 2,997,140,268PRINCE GEORGE'S 752

1,255 11,602 11,877 12,137 11,872 75,581,129QUEEN ANNE'S 490

1,799 35,372 35,553 36,102 35,676 351,758,905SAINT MARY'S 758

456 6,737 7,133 6,898 6,923 47,212,504SOMERSET 525

1,656 18,668 19,029 19,525 19,074 132,231,615TALBOT 533

3,197 63,900 64,187 64,622 64,236 465,861,610WASHINGTON 558

2,547 41,513 41,844 41,683 41,680 303,136,455WICOMICO 559

2,160 23,798 26,687 31,796 27,427 138,782,630WORCESTER 389

64,447 1,195,811 1,204,898 1,213,438 1,204,716 11,294,832,011

54,339 895,832 901,397 905,683 900,971 9,415,220,921

BALTIMORE MSA


*****

12,845 42,977 44,941 44,609 44,176 590,148,274NONDISTRIBUTABLE

721

804

1,028


OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE III

GOVERNMENT SECTOR

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

STATE OF MARYLAND 1,883 455,535 456,892 452,743

*****

455,057 $877 $5,188,593,167

EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES BY COUNTY - CONTINUED

SECOND QUARTER 2002

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54 6,522 6,534 6,406 6,487 628 52,947,700ALLEGANY

188 35,670 35,848 35,887 35,802 810 377,174,959ANNE ARUNDEL

249 80,372 80,410 80,026 80,269 806 840,776,946BALTIMORE CITY

108 57,849 57,674 57,094 57,539 861 644,210,356BALTIMORE COUNTY

34 3,422 3,443 3,549 3,471 738 33,290,320CALVERT

29 1,533 1,549 1,547 1,543 571 11,444,391CAROLINE

47 7,285 7,251 7,269 7,268 656 61,960,587CARROLL

47 7,279 7,250 7,189 7,239 817 76,855,541CECIL

43 7,924 7,967 7,874 7,922 790 81,402,825CHARLES

36 2,300 2,294 2,389 2,328 641 19,401,024DORCHESTER

78 13,368 13,436 13,364 13,389 784 136,383,563FREDERICK

40 1,766 1,768 1,705 1,746 563 12,780,620GARRETT

75 16,476 16,612 16,388 16,492 814 174,505,719HARFORD

62 15,957 15,983 16,009 15,983 704 146,204,224HOWARD

31 1,177 1,190 1,219 1,195 634 9,848,492KENT

147 83,458 83,577 83,480 83,505 1,143 1,240,295,154MONTGOMERY

166 76,658 77,215 74,409 76,094 920 910,537,371PRINCE GEORGE'S

33 2,272 2,276 2,200 2,249 658 19,231,224QUEEN ANNE'S

81 10,891 10,895 10,995 10,927 1,021 145,080,705SAINT MARY'S

47 3,016 3,015 2,842 2,958 608 23,387,308SOMERSET

46 1,878 1,896 1,955 1,910 610 15,157,180TALBOT

113 8,445 8,523 8,592 8,520 619 68,552,617WASHINGTON

54 6,567 6,615 6,331 6,504 662 55,934,386WICOMICO

56 3,277 3,498 3,847 3,541 620 28,531,666WORCESTER

762 215,881 216,054 214,873 215,603 808 2,264,064,015

468 184,830 185,638 182,676 184,381 1,002 2,401,909,233

BALTIMORE MSA


*****

19 173 173 177 174 1,193 2,698,289NONDISTRIBUTABLE


OFREPORTING

UNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE III

PRIVATE SECTOR

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

STATE OF MARYLAND 148,045 1,964,770 1,985,554 2,009,654

*****

1,986,659 $705$18,220,145,447

EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES BY COUNTY - CONTINUED

SECOND QUARTER 2002

- 15 -

1,721 23,733 23,949 24,385 24,022 456 142,281,647ALLEGANY

12,493 165,377 167,358 169,590 167,442 691 1,503,094,238ANNE ARUNDEL

14,056 288,323 289,779 291,397 289,833 777 2,925,809,311BALTIMORE CITY

19,741 301,263 304,004 307,231 304,166 670 2,651,063,684BALTIMORE COUNTY

1,587 15,678 15,962 16,048 15,896 617 127,547,005CALVERT

617 7,056 7,120 7,098 7,091 462 42,595,163CAROLINE

4,082 43,114 43,786 44,179 43,693 523 297,264,510CARROLL

1,642 19,698 20,241 20,702 20,214 592 155,453,592CECIL

2,497 29,421 29,826 30,241 29,829 518 200,819,375CHARLES

701 8,858 8,969 9,038 8,955 476 55,467,013DORCHESTER

5,009 69,227 69,947 70,378 69,851 615 558,365,933FREDERICK

867 8,780 8,866 9,152 8,933 414 48,117,149GARRETT

4,727 54,801 55,536 56,223 55,520 540 389,640,763HARFORD

7,364 117,722 118,780 120,008 118,837 782 1,207,545,585HOWARD

697 6,995 7,047 7,211 7,084 460 42,361,357KENT

30,353 367,620 369,994 374,466 370,693 838 4,039,976,478MONTGOMERY

14,425 229,056 230,030 231,874 230,320 697 2,086,602,897PRINCE GEORGE'S

1,222 9,330 9,601 9,937 9,623 450 56,349,905QUEEN ANNE'S

1,718 24,481 24,658 25,107 24,749 642 206,678,200SAINT MARY'S

409 3,721 4,118 4,056 3,965 462 23,825,196SOMERSET

1,610 16,790 17,133 17,570 17,164 525 117,074,435TALBOT

3,084 55,455 55,664 56,030 55,716 549 397,308,993WASHINGTON

2,493 34,946 35,229 35,352 35,176 541 247,202,069WICOMICO

2,104 20,521 23,189 27,949 23,886 355 110,250,964WORCESTER

63,685 979,930 988,844 998,565 989,113 702 9,030,767,996

53,871 711,002 715,759 723,007 716,589 753 7,013,311,688

BALTIMORE MSA


*****

12,826 42,804 44,768 44,432 44,001 1,027 587,449,985NONDISTRIBUTABLE

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT

GOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL149,928 2,420,305 2,442,446 2,462,397

1,883 455,535 456,892 452,743

930 126,201 126,610 128,633 397 99,233 99,143 96,082 944,407,787 556 230,101 231,139 228,028


2,441,716

455,057

127,148 98,153

229,756

$737

877

1,240 740 735

- 16 -

COUNTY INDUSTRY SERIES

2,194,172,744

2,050,012,636

5,188,593,167

$23,408,738,614

148,045 1,964,770 1,985,554 2,009,654 1,986,659 705 18,220,145,447PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL -- ALL INDUSTRIES

SECOND QUARTER 2002

STATE OF MARYLAND

GOODS-PRODUCING 22,117 329,536 331,740 335,269 332,182 827 3,569,278,145


Construction 16,907 164,742 166,754 169,766 167,087 763 1,658,346,129

Manufacturing 4,534 158,559 158,490 158,883 158,644 904 1,864,174,702

SERVICE PROVIDING 123,326 1,630,869 1,649,313 1,669,628 1,649,937 68114,604,906,869


Information 2,920 54,167 54,188 53,916 54,090 1,046 735,687,488

Financial Activities 12,631 149,471 150,161 151,814 150,482 980 1,916,253,123




Other Services 18,508 87,516 88,043 89,076 88,212 502 576,086,675

UNCLASSIFIED 2,602 4,365 4,501 4,757 4,541 779 45,960,433

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT

GOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL


PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL -- ALL INDUSTRIES

BALTIMORE MSA

GOODS-PRODUCING 9,998 159,831 160,447 162,049 160,776 853 1,783,529,482 Natural Resources and Mining 233 1,718 1,792 1,800 1,770 518 11,920,949 Construction 7,493 71,300 72,096 73,331 72,242 768 720,998,466 Manufacturing 2,272 86,813 86,559 86,918 86,763 931 1,050,610,067SERVICE PROVIDING 53,059 819,222 827,494 835,545 827,420 673 7,240,853,849 Trade, Transportation, and Utilities 14,239 227,790 229,629 231,492 229,637 613 1,828,948,094 Information 1,003 21,556 21,563 21,505 21,541 920 257,697,040 Financial Activities 5,919 78,089 78,432 79,170 78,564 1,055 1,077,226,659 Professional and Business Services

628 877 903 971 917 536 6,384,665


Leisure and Hospitality 6,558 183,546 183,893 183,420 183,620 676 1,613,283,222

Other Services 5,366 103,392 107,394 111,456 107,414 306 427,592,713

UNCLASSIFIED 6,900 39,227 39,617 39,885 39,576 490 251,877,692

64,447 1,195,811 1,204,898 1,213,438

762 215,881 216,054 214,873

339 41,426 41,557 42,412 246 66,669 66,011 65,930 670,744,771 177 107,786 108,486 106,531

1,204,716

215,603

41,798 66,203

107,601

$721

808

1,117 779 705 986,251,854

607,067,390

2,264,064,015

$11,294,832,011

63,685 979,930 988,844 998,565 989,113 702 9,030,767,996

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER

COUNTY INDUSTRY SERIES - CONTINUED

SECOND QUARTER 2002

- 17 -

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


54 6,522 6,534 6,406

25 615 603 606 12 2,486 2,498 2,508 21,057,277


30,510

6,487

608 2,497

$492

628

890 649

7,037,502

52,947,700

$195,229,347

1,721 23,733 23,949 24,385 24,022 456 142,281,647 17 3,421 3,433 3,292 24,852,921 3,382 565

ALLEGANY COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 240 5,084 5,052 5,094 5,077 655 43,212,543

Natural Resources and Mining 19 131 123 129 128 530 881,618

Construction 156 1,353 1,346 1,388 1,362 570 10,088,972

Manufacturing 65 3,600 3,583 3,577 3,587 691 32,241,953

SERVICE PROVIDING 1,478 18,645 18,893 19,287 18,942 402 99,059,621

Trade, Transportation, and Utilities 468 5,339 5,471 5,585 5,465 373 26,506,087

Information 22 350 353 350 351 521 2,377,649

Financial Activities 126 974 975 982 977 562 7,132,743

Professional and Business Services 202 2,108 2,144 2,228 2,160 385 10,820,459

Education and Health Services 263 5,547 5,559 5,632 5,579 548 39,720,596

Leisure and Hospitality 185 3,136 3,236 3,284 3,219 188 7,849,557

Other Services 212 1,191 1,155 1,226 1,191 300 4,652,530

UNCLASSIFIED 3 4 4 4 4 182 9,483

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


188 35,670 35,848 35,887

97 7,419 7,496 7,925 67 9,592 9,677 9,877 90,502,488


203,243

35,802

7,613 9,715

$712

810

1,018 717

100,797,808

377,174,959

$1,880,269,197

12,493 165,377 167,358 169,590 167,442 691 1,503,094,238 24 18,659 18,675 18,085 185,874,663 18,473 774

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 2,093 29,031 29,054 29,262 29,116 955 361,564,755

Natural Resources and Mining 27 180 187 200 189 988 2,426,389

Construction 1,724 13,805 13,930 14,100 13,945 754 136,627,364

Manufacturing 342 15,046 14,937 14,962 14,982 1,142 222,511,002


Trade, Transportation, and Utilities 2,835 46,328 46,909 47,511 46,916 620 378,190,167

Information 202 4,164 4,163 4,233 4,187 801 43,600,962


Professional and Business Services 2,751 29,640 29,598 29,729 29,656 891 343,614,517



Other Services 1,344 7,249 7,399 7,582 7,410 520 50,048,983

UNCLASSIFIED 114 100 114 124 113 543 798,353

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2002

- 18 -

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


249 80,372 80,410 80,026

49 10,351 10,314 10,422 120 38,861 38,759 38,443 405,682,300


370,102

80,269

10,362 38,688

$783

806

972 807

130,895,041

840,776,946

$3,766,586,257

14,056 288,323 289,779 291,397 289,833 777 2,925,809,311 80 31,160 31,337 31,161 304,199,605 31,219 750

BALTIMORE CITY


GOODS-PRODUCING 1,531 34,831 35,032 35,211 35,025 817 372,147,927


Construction 878 11,541 11,711 11,739 11,664 792 120,116,639

Manufacturing 652 23,290 23,319 23,471 23,360 830 252,024,365



Information 227 7,316 7,305 7,240 7,287 1,036 98,099,151

Financial Activities 1,335 28,597 28,721 28,955 28,758 1,420 530,730,566




Other Services 1,750 11,981 12,188 12,024 12,064 520 81,618,953

UNCLASSIFIED 184 301 320 344 322 540 2,260,626

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


108 57,849 57,674 57,094

63 15,232 15,309 15,541 24 12,444 11,807 11,815 122,609,925


361,705

57,539

15,361 12,022

$701

861

1,338 785

267,142,824

644,210,356

$3,295,274,040

19,741 301,263 304,004 307,231 304,166 670 2,651,063,684 21 30,173 30,558 29,738 254,457,607 30,156 649

BALTIMORE COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 2,808 53,205 53,232 53,799 53,412 883 613,420,251


Construction 2,080 21,921 22,131 22,685 22,246 773 223,544,589

Manufacturing 658 30,738 30,576 30,598 30,637 970 386,501,454



Information 317 6,536 6,548 6,519 6,534 902 76,649,311





Other Services 2,130 11,363 11,359 11,390 11,371 452 66,772,526

UNCLASSIFIED 171 230 227 242 233 469 1,421,389

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2002

- 19 -

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


34 3,422 3,443 3,549

22 118 115 120 7 225 226 225 1,763,526


19,367

3,471

118 225

$639

738

824 603

1,264,590

33,290,320

$160,837,325

1,587 15,678 15,962 16,048 15,896 617 127,547,005 5 3,079 3,102 3,204 30,262,204 3,128 744

CALVERT COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 432 2,954 2,982 3,024 2,987 660 25,645,633


Construction 380 1,956 1,988 2,004 1,983 644 16,613,634

Manufacturing 46 973 969 993 978 700 8,900,625



Information 24 105 109 108 107 692 961,919


Professional and Business Services 271 1,875 1,846 1,771 1,831 1,038 24,704,684



Other Services 135 759 757 810 775 448 4,516,790

UNCLASSIFIED 18 24 29 24 26 577 195,114

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT

GOVERNMENT SECTOR -- TOTAL 646 8,589 8,669 8,645

29 1,533 1,549 1,547

15 83 83 82 6 250 251 251 2,053,141


8,634

1,543

83 251

$481

571

632 629

682,145

11,444,391

$54,039,554

617 7,056 7,120 7,098 7,091 462 42,595,163 8 1,200 1,215 1,214 8,709,105 1,210 554

CAROLINE COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 184 2,407 2,461 2,468 2,445 511 16,255,676


Construction 124 568 581 593 581 509 3,841,753

Manufacturing 34 1,627 1,612 1,547 1,595 533 11,043,763

SERVICE PROVIDING 433 4,649 4,659 4,630 4,646 436 26,339,487


Information 4 10 9 10 10 523 68,036


Professional and Business Services 70 232 232 229 231 643 1,931,921


Leisure and Hospitality 37 421 453 454 443 176 1,014,326

Other Services 57 224 226 228 226 406 1,193,575

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2002

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


47 7,285 7,251 7,269

22 309 320 342 8 1,176 1,174 1,207 10,310,267


50,961

7,268

324 1,186

$542

656

785 669

3,307,028

61,960,587

$359,225,097

4,082 43,114 43,786 44,179 43,693 523 297,264,510 17 5,800 5,757 5,720 48,343,292 5,759 646

CARROLL COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 1,143 11,846 12,017 12,246 12,036 693 108,495,724


Construction 929 6,621 6,772 6,954 6,782 643 56,670,962

Manufacturing 175 4,905 4,903 4,944 4,917 784 50,129,935



Information 44 510 509 506 508 729 4,811,797

Financial Activities 288 1,509 1,515 1,540 1,521 671 13,267,329




Other Services 394 2,031 2,059 2,087 2,059 379 10,150,920

UNCLASSIFIED 26 38 39 49 42 490 267,289

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


47 7,279 7,250 7,189

27 3,530 3,541 3,564 7 331 332 332 2,583,751


27,453

7,239

3,545 332

$651

817

1,022 599

47,086,370

76,855,541

$232,309,133

1,642 19,698 20,241 20,702 20,214 592 155,453,592 13 3,418 3,377 3,293 27,185,420 3,363 622

CECIL COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 363 5,863 5,887 6,035 5,928 870 67,018,728


Construction 265 1,601 1,644 1,715 1,653 596 12,797,007

Manufacturing 65 3,739 3,700 3,744 3,728 1,034 50,098,172



Information 15 249 252 251 251 691 2,255,023





Other Services 157 827 852 914 864 375 4,211,942

UNCLASSIFIED 3 4 5 5 5 503 32,681

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2002

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


43 7,924 7,967 7,874

27 2,235 2,257 2,298 6 388 389 387 2,969,937


37,751

7,922

2,263 388

$575

790

1,108 589

32,596,913

81,402,825

$282,222,200

2,497 29,421 29,826 30,241 29,829 518 200,819,375 10 5,301 5,321 5,189 45,835,975 5,270 669

CHARLES COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 531 5,446 5,506 5,639 5,530 718 51,602,433


Construction 453 4,045 4,101 4,255 4,134 707 37,984,790

Manufacturing 65 1,316 1,318 1,306 1,313 739 12,621,118



Information 33 446 450 453 450 797 4,662,006





Other Services 234 1,305 1,328 1,364 1,332 460 7,962,908

UNCLASSIFIED 36 54 58 62 58 356 268,574

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


36 2,300 2,294 2,389

15 126 126 138 9 865 861 879 7,708,187


11,283

2,328

130 868

$510

641

747 683

1,263,167

19,401,024

$74,868,037

701 8,858 8,969 9,038 8,955 476 55,467,013 12 1,309 1,307 1,372 10,429,670 1,329 604

DORCHESTER COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 164 3,460 3,549 3,573 3,527 568 26,042,153


Construction 92 540 545 549 545 547 3,875,474

Manufacturing 51 2,690 2,773 2,784 2,749 573 20,490,341



Information 8 75 73 70 73 685 650,496





Other Services 81 362 361 381 368 367 1,755,874

UNCLASSIFIED 2 1 1 2 1 579 7,524

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2002

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


78 13,368 13,436 13,364

57 3,115 3,134 3,201 8 679 674 662 5,613,904


83,240

13,389

3,150 672

$642

784

1,110 643

45,434,285

136,383,563

$694,749,496

5,009 69,227 69,947 70,378 69,851 615 558,365,933 13 9,574 9,628 9,501 85,335,374 9,568 686

FREDERICK COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 1,149 16,381 16,591 16,743 16,572 715 153,959,829


Construction 922 9,011 9,168 9,357 9,179 666 79,447,568

Manufacturing 185 6,862 6,911 6,882 6,885 795 71,142,399



Information 102 1,841 1,945 1,908 1,898 821 20,265,079





Other Services 444 2,797 2,835 2,894 2,842 465 17,184,217

UNCLASSIFIED 58 157 148 157 154 409 817,923

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


40 1,766 1,768 1,705

16 81 83 88 7 218 217 214 1,703,012


10,679

1,746

84 216

$439

563

615 606

671,487

12,780,620

$60,897,769

867 8,780 8,866 9,152 8,933 414 48,117,149 17 1,467 1,468 1,403 10,406,121 1,446 554

GARRETT COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 238 2,300 2,325 2,419 2,348 554 16,907,047


Construction 154 853 903 976 911 436 5,159,326

Manufacturing 50 921 896 914 910 508 6,003,882



Information 15 258 263 265 262 494 1,681,705





Other Services 81 463 453 435 450 380 2,223,272

UNCLASSIFIED 5 3 3 3 3 212 8,281

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2002

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


75 16,476 16,612 16,388

59 7,312 7,318 7,364 7 502 505 503 3,903,274


72,012

16,492

7,331 503

$603

814

1,000 597

95,330,847

174,505,719

$564,146,482

4,727 54,801 55,536 56,223 55,520 540 389,640,763 9 8,662 8,789 8,521 75,271,598 8,657 669

HARFORD COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 1,010 10,087 10,259 10,382 10,243 672 89,459,819


Construction 816 5,213 5,369 5,451 5,344 645 44,793,094

Manufacturing 158 4,703 4,706 4,744 4,718 712 43,657,435



Information 57 780 798 800 793 748 7,714,078





Other Services 464 2,365 2,379 2,484 2,409 440 13,769,988

UNCLASSIFIED 50 55 61 71 62 523 421,811

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


62 15,957 15,983 16,009

32 708 707 722 14 3,896 3,894 3,890 36,349,906


134,820

15,983

712 3,893

$772

704

945 718

8,746,762

146,204,224

$1,353,749,809

7,364 117,722 118,780 120,008 118,837 782 1,207,545,585 16 11,353 11,382 11,397 101,107,556 11,377 684

HOWARD COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 1,066 18,732 18,737 18,921 18,797 911 222,607,978


Construction 795 11,221 11,200 11,357 11,259 903 132,210,598

Manufacturing 237 7,167 7,185 7,230 7,194 941 87,965,757



Information 141 2,118 2,103 2,069 2,097 943 25,701,823

Financial Activities 677 8,222 8,252 8,360 8,278 1,002 107,845,872

Professional and Business Services 1,948 26,100 26,451 26,568 26,373 1,043 357,657,212



Other Services 704 3,771 3,762 3,819 3,784 548 26,951,779

UNCLASSIFIED 74 142 131 129 134 671 1,169,611

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2002

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


31 1,177 1,190 1,219

14 82 81 87 9 299 300 304 2,552,488


8,280

1,195

83 301

$485

634

670 652

722,902

9,848,492

$52,209,849

697 6,995 7,047 7,211 7,084 460 42,361,357 8 796 809 828 6,573,102 811 623

KENT COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 136 1,525 1,531 1,512 1,523 534 10,575,242


Construction 73 324 328 339 330 491 2,105,006

Manufacturing 28 782 781 777 780 555 5,624,858



Information 9 78 76 77 77 856 857,022





Other Services 95 255 255 257 256 352 1,170,965

UNCLASSIFIED 3 3 3 6 4 163 8,490

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


147 83,458 83,577 83,480

102 40,501 40,641 41,117 9 1,104 1,107 1,124 8,677,940


454,198

83,505

40,753 1,112

$894

1,143

1,431 600

758,228,868

1,240,295,154

$5,280,271,632

30,353 367,620 369,994 374,466 370,693 838 4,039,976,478 36 41,853 41,829 41,239 473,388,346 41,640 875

MONTGOMERY COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 3,106 46,979 47,298 47,522 47,266 989 607,448,760


Construction 2,520 28,918 29,275 29,470 29,221 845 321,040,271

Manufacturing 543 17,532 17,500 17,514 17,515 1,239 282,046,468



Information 704 16,097 16,057 16,035 16,063 1,330 277,766,036

Financial Activities 2,550 33,081 33,215 33,614 33,303 1,089 471,336,222

Professional and Business Services 7,399 95,819 95,938 96,288 96,015 1,010 1,260,765,620



Other Services 6,993 21,426 21,481 21,724 21,544 562 157,394,180

UNCLASSIFIED 546 1,028 1,047 1,099 1,058 691 9,504,345

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2002

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


166 76,658 77,215 74,409

107 25,800 25,861 26,215 15 17,312 17,728 15,114 148,897,125


306,414

76,094

25,959 16,718

$752

920

1,249 685

421,570,531

910,537,371

$2,997,140,268

14,425 229,056 230,030 231,874 230,320 697 2,086,602,897 44 33,546 33,626 33,080 340,069,715 33,417 783

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 2,127 41,983 41,966 42,256 42,068 840 459,195,788


Construction 1,693 29,575 29,647 30,047 29,756 815 315,171,653

Manufacturing 406 12,108 12,007 11,918 12,011 906 141,425,421



Information 290 9,139 8,985 8,900 9,008 1,056 123,632,827





Other Services 1,543 10,721 10,787 10,866 10,791 562 78,852,739

UNCLASSIFIED 253 623 631 685 646 508 4,269,186

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


33 2,272 2,276 2,200

17 95 93 96 6 198 195 195 1,386,611


11,872

2,249

95 196

$490

658

686 544

847,080

19,231,224

$75,581,129

1,222 9,330 9,601 9,937 9,623 450 56,349,905 10 1,979 1,988 1,909 16,997,533 1,959 667

QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 347 2,099 2,116 2,228 2,148 567 15,833,028


Construction 271 978 983 1,045 1,002 540 7,035,220

Manufacturing 50 964 933 969 955 630 7,820,119



Information 15 132 137 138 136 633 1,119,918



Education and Health Services 54 510 525 524 520 459 3,103,498


Other Services 114 467 471 499 479 412 2,564,543

UNCLASSIFIED 9 11 11 12 11 319 45,586

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2002

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


81 10,891 10,895 10,995

31 6,803 6,812 6,946 9 826 787 753 6,628,607


35,676

10,927

6,854 789

$758

1,021

1,216 646

108,389,866

145,080,705

$351,758,905

1,718 24,481 24,658 25,107 24,749 642 206,678,200 41 3,262 3,296 3,296 30,062,232 3,285 704

SAINT MARY'S COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 337 2,056 2,090 2,181 2,109 647 17,739,513


Construction 295 1,596 1,627 1,714 1,646 580 12,413,420

Manufacturing 35 447 447 450 448 901 5,249,915



Information 21 220 212 218 217 772 2,177,640





Other Services 133 778 797 811 795 404 4,171,883

UNCLASSIFIED 9 28 28 24 27 237 83,189

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


47 3,016 3,015 2,842

16 71 75 71 10 2,018 2,018 1,870 15,681,755


6,923

2,958

72 1,969

$525

608

685 613

641,019

23,387,308

$47,212,504

409 3,721 4,118 4,056 3,965 462 23,825,196 21 927 922 901 7,064,534 917 593

SOMERSET COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 97 615 851 774 747 387 3,755,515


Construction 66 268 281 289 279 460 1,666,977

Manufacturing 19 198 357 265 273 322 1,142,257



Information 4 28 28 28 28 707 257,176



Education and Health Services 38 777 788 776 780 487 4,936,127


Other Services 36 125 121 127 124 400 645,276

UNCLASSIFIED 2 4 4 3 4 337 17,537

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2002

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


46 1,878 1,896 1,955

19 272 271 282 7 214 213 214 1,578,648


19,074

1,910

275 214

$533

610

798 567

2,853,735

15,157,180

$132,231,615

1,610 16,790 17,133 17,570 17,164 525 117,074,435 20 1,392 1,412 1,459 10,724,797 1,421 581

TALBOT COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 266 3,807 3,841 3,879 3,842 595 29,733,804


Construction 212 1,416 1,428 1,456 1,433 588 10,952,050

Manufacturing 39 2,313 2,329 2,334 2,325 605 18,278,014



Information 17 303 301 304 303 604 2,380,091





Other Services 263 1,080 1,095 1,123 1,099 438 6,255,752

UNCLASSIFIED 6 4 4 4 4 521 27,075

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


113 8,445 8,523 8,592

38 622 636 654 12 2,774 2,794 2,791 23,402,968


64,236

8,520

637 2,786

$558

619

728 646

6,024,456

68,552,617

$465,861,610

3,084 55,455 55,664 56,030 55,716 549 397,308,993 63 5,049 5,093 5,147 39,125,193 5,096 591

WASHINGTON COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 623 12,981 13,000 13,184 13,055 684 116,117,556


Construction 443 3,741 3,765 3,832 3,779 581 28,558,519

Manufacturing 157 9,110 9,104 9,208 9,141 727 86,334,914



Information 46 928 955 945 943 620 7,605,352





Other Services 317 1,974 1,961 1,994 1,976 348 8,950,260

UNCLASSIFIED 6 4 4 4 4 215 11,161

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2002

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


54 6,567 6,615 6,331

30 333 334 339 10 2,263 2,424 2,187 18,337,721


41,680

6,504

335 2,291

$559

662

880 616

3,831,574

55,934,386

$303,136,455

2,493 34,946 35,229 35,352 35,176 541 247,202,069 14 3,971 3,857 3,805 33,765,091 3,878 670

WICOMICO COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 475 7,683 7,779 7,820 7,761 595 60,041,753


Construction 339 2,475 2,515 2,554 2,515 576 18,841,230

Manufacturing 100 4,785 4,812 4,794 4,797 616 38,419,122



Information 35 981 986 981 983 730 9,327,453





Other Services 261 2,062 2,071 2,101 2,078 363 9,809,017

UNCLASSIFIED 13 27 30 29 29 392 147,952

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


56 3,277 3,498 3,847

17 236 247 257 7 302 303 327 2,289,904


27,427

3,541

247 311

$389

620

712 566

2,285,568

28,531,666

$138,782,630

2,104 20,521 23,189 27,949 23,886 355 110,250,964 32 2,739 2,948 3,263 23,956,194 2,983 618

WORCESTER COUNTY


GOODS-PRODUCING 379 3,979 4,091 4,433 4,168 433 23,451,395


Construction 294 1,631 1,669 1,860 1,720 454 10,160,621

Manufacturing 50 2,156 2,228 2,374 2,253 425 12,439,414



Information 26 128 128 128 128 668 1,111,103





Other Services 171 712 714 782 736 338 3,238,313

UNCLASSIFIED 13 13 14 19 15 315 61,475

NUMBER OF

REPORTINGUNITS

MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT

FIRST SECOND THIRD

QUARTERLYAVERAGE


TABLE IV

AVERAGEWEEKLY

WAGE PERWORKER


SECOND QUARTER 2002

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TOTAL EMPLOYMENT


19 173 173 177

13 152 153 156 1 10 10 10 163,125


44,176

174

154 10

$1028

1,193

1,1791,255

2,360,268

2,698,289

$590,148,274

12,826 42,804 44,768 44,432 44,001 1,027 587,449,985 5 11 10 11 174,896 11 1,223

NONDISTRIBUTABLE


GOODS-PRODUCING 1,272 4,202 4,493 4,664 4,453 985 57,045,295


Construction 933 3,571 3,847 4,037 3,818 939 46,629,392

Manufacturing 324 587 604 584 592 1,307 10,061,999

SERVICE PROVIDING 10,556 37,095 38,690 38,112 37,966 1,026 506,298,912

Trade, Transportation, and Utilities 3,919 11,821 11,875 12,088 11,928 1,237 191,768,348

Information 542 1,375 1,443 1,380 1,399 1,097 19,953,835

Financial Activities 699 2,237 2,241 2,282 2,253 1,310 38,354,144



Leisure and Hospitality 211 909 917 1,086 971 896 11,309,938

Other Services 395 1,228 1,177 1,154 1,186 650 10,019,490

UNCLASSIFIED 998 1,507 1,585 1,656 1,583 1,171 24,105,778

APPENDIX A

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

SOURCE OF DATA

various government installations located in Maryland.

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

SCOPE OF COVERAGE

Railroad workers

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

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

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

State and local government elected officials

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

Insurance and real estate agents that receive payment solely by commission

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

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

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APPENDIX B

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

EXPLANATION OF TERMS

AVERAGE WEEKLY WAGE PER WORKER

extensive payment of overtime will normally have an upward bias.

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

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

EMPLOYMENT

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

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

INDUSTRY

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

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

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

EMPLOYER/REPORTING UNIT

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

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

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

SIZE CLASS

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

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

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

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

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APPENDIX C

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

LIMITATIONS

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

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

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

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

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

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

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