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Region 4 Salary Guide

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Long-Term Job Projections - Workforce Region 4
Job Title 2000 Employment 2010 Employment Annual Growth Rate Annual Avg.
New Jobs 		Annual Avg.
Replacement Jobs 		Annual Avg.
Total Openings
Total, All Occupations 141,260 153,270 1% 1,200 3,460 4,660
Management Occupations 7,690 8,140 1% 50 130 180
  Top Executives 2,010 2,160 1% 20 40 60
      Chief Executives 310 340 1%   10 10
      General and Operations Managers 1,600 1,700 1% 10 30 40
  Advert, Mrkt, Promot, PR, Sales Mgrs 420 500 2% 10 10 20
      Marketing Managers 110 140 3%      
      Sales Managers 200 230 2%      
      Public Relations Managers 60 80 3%      
  Operations Specialties Managers 1,580 1,710 1% 10 30 40
      Administrative Services Managers 170 200 2%      
      Computer and Info Systems Mgrs 220 290 3% 10   10
      Financial Managers 370 390 1%   10 10
      Industrial Production Managers 430 430     10 10
      Purchasing Managers 90 80 -1%      
      Transport, Storage, and Distrib Mgrs 120 130 1%      
  Other Management Occupations 3,680 3,770 0% 10 50 60
      Farm, Ranch, and Other Agri Mgrs 160 180 1%      
      Farmers and Ranchers 1,060 800 -2% -30 10 10
      Construction Managers 170 200 2%      
      Ed Admin, Preschool, Child Care Ctr 50 70 4%      
      Ed Admin, Elem and Sec School 210 240 1%   10 10
      Ed Admin, Postsecondary 250 290 2%   10 10
      Engineering Managers 260 240 -1%      
      Food Service Managers 380 450 2% 10 10 20
      Medical and Health Services Mgrs 210 280 3% 10   10
      Prop, Real Est, Comm Assoc Mgrs 160 200 3%      
      Social and Comm Service Mgrs 110 140 3%      
      Managers, All Other 510 540 1%   10 10
Business and Financial Operations Occupations 3,560 3,960 1% 40 70 110
  Business Operations Specialists 2,130 2,340 1% 20 40 60
      Wholesale,Retail Buyers,Exc Farm 90 80 -1%      
      Purch Agnt,Exc Whole, Retail, Farm 320 340 1%   10 10
      Claims Adjusters, Exam, Invest 260 290 1%      
      Compli Offrs, Ex Ag, Const, Hlth 60 70 2%      
      Cost Estimators 170 190 1%      
      Employ, Recruit, Placement Specs 180 190 1%      
      Comp, Benefits, Job Analysis Specs 60 70 2%      
      Train and Development Specs 180 200 1%      
      Management Analysts 150 170 1%      
      Business Ops Specialists, All Other 570 650 1% 10 20 30
  Financial Specialists 1,440 1,610 1% 20 30 50
      Accountants and Auditors 760 860 1% 10 10 20
      Appraisers and Assess, Real Est 80 90 1%      
      Budget Analysts 70 70        
      Personal Financial Advisors 60 70 2%      
      Insurance Underwriters 70 70        
      Loan Officers 140 140        
      Financial Specialists, All Other 90 110 2%      
Computer and Mathematical Occs 1,300 1,810 4% 50 10 60
  Computer Specialists 1,250 1,760 4% 50 10 60
      Computer Programmers 250 240 0%   10 10
      Computer Software Engrs, Appls 100 150 5% 10   10
      Comp Soft. Engrs, Syst Soft. 60 100 7%      
      Computer Support Specialists 260 440 7% 20   20
      Computer Systems Analysts 290 400 4% 10   10
      Database Administrators 70 90 3%      
      Network and Comp Syst Admin 120 190 6% 10   10
      Computer Specialists, All Other 70 100 4%      
  Mathematical Scientists 50 50        
Architecture and Engineering Occupations 2,810 2,840 0%   60 60
  Architect, Surveyors, Cartographers 90 100 1%      
  Engineers 1,840 1,810 0%   40 40
      Chemical Engineers 50 50        
      Civil Engineers 90 100 1%      
      Electrical Engineers 100 90 -1%      
      Electronics Engineers, Exc Comp 70 80 1%      
      Industrial Engineers 400 380 -1%   10 10
      Materials Engineers 70 60 -1%      
      Mechanical Engineers 500 520 0%   20 20
      Engineers, All Other 510 480 -1%   10 10
  Drafters, Engr, Mapping Techs 880 930 1% 10 20 30
      Architectural and Civil Drafters 60 60        
      Mechanical Drafters 120 130 1%      
      Electrical, Electronic Engnr Techs 160 160        
      Industrial Engineering Technicians 110 110        
      Mechanical Engineering Technicians 90 90        
      Surveying and Mapping Technicians 50 60 2%      
      Drafter, Engnr, Map Techs, All Others 190 210 1%      
Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations 780 910 2% 10 20 30
  Life Scientists 90 100 1%      
  Physical Scientists 120 140 2%      
      Chemists 50 60 2%      
  Social Scientists and Related Workers 210 250 2%   10 10
      Clinical, Counseling, School Psych 120 150 3%      
  Life, Physical, Social Sci Techs 370 420 1% 10 10 20
      Chemical Technicians 80 80        
      Life, Phys, Soc Sci Techs, All Other 220 250 1%   10 10
Community and Social Services Occupations 1,220 1,620 3% 40 20 60
  Counselors, Soc Wrkrs, Oth Comm 1,110 1,500 4% 40 20 60
      Subst Abuse, Behav Disorder Couns 70 90 3%      
      Ed, Vocational, School Counselors 260 340 3% 10 10 20
      Rehabilitation Counselors 70 80 1%      
      Child, Family, School Social Wrkrs 260 320 2% 10   10
      Medical, Public Health Social Wrkrs 60 90 5%      
      Prob Officers, Correct Treatmt Spec 70 80 1%      
      Social and Human Service Assts 200 330 7% 10   10
  Misc Counselors, Soc, Religious Wrkrs 80 90 1%      
      Couns, Soc, Relig Wrkrs, All Oth 80 90 1%      
Legal Occupations 470 550 2% 10   10
  Lawyers, Judges, and Related Workers 250 290 2%      
      Lawyers 220 270 2% 10   10
  Legal Support Workers 200 230 2%      
      Paralegals and Legal Assistants 90 120 3%      
Education, Training, and Library Occupations 9,950 12,330 2% 240 230 470
  Postsecondary Teachers 3,660 4,700 3% 100 100 200
      Business Teachers, Postsecondary 240 300 3% 10 10 20
      Comp Science Teachers, Postsec 70 90 3%      
      Math Science Teachers, Postsec 140 180 3%      
      Engineering Teachers, Postsec 90 120 3%      
      Agri Sciences Teachers, Postsec 70 90 3%      
      Biological Sci Teachers, Postsec 120 160 3%      
      Chemistry Teachers, Postsecondary 60 80 3%      
      Physics Teachers, Postsecondary 50 70 4%      
      Psychology Teachers, Postsec 90 120 3%      
      Sociology Teachers, Postsec 50 70 4%      
      Health Specialties Tchrs, Postsec 170 220 3% 10 10 20
      Nursing Instr and Tchrs, Postsec 120 150 3%      
      Education Teachers, Postsecondary 200 260 3% 10 10 20
      Art, Drama, Music Tchrs, Postsec 140 180 3%      
      Communications Tchrs, Postsec 70 90 3%      
      English Lang and Lit Tchrs, Postsec 220 280 3% 10 10 20
      Foreign Lang and Lit Tchrs, Postsec 80 100 3%      
      History Teachers, Postsecondary 60 80 3%      
      Philosphy and Relig Tchrs, Postsec 60 80 3%      
      Graduate Teaching Assistants 570 740 3% 20 20 40
      Vocational Ed Tchrs, Postsec 210 270 3% 10 10 20
      Postsecondary Teachers, All Other 430 550 3% 10 10 20
  Primary, Sec, Spec Ed Sch Tchrs 3,250 3,920 2% 70 80 150
      Preschool Tchrs, Exc Special Ed 230 290 3% 10   10
      Kindergarten Tchrs, Exc Special Ed 120 150 3%      
      Elem School Tchrs, Exc Spec Ed 1,260 1,470 2% 20 30 50
      Mid Sch Tchrs, Ex Spec, Voc Ed 460 530 2% 10 10 20
      Sec Sch Tchrs, Exc Spec, Voc Ed 860 1,060 2% 20 30 50
      Voc Ed Tchrs, Secondary School 70 80 1%      
      Spec Ed Tchrs, Presch, Elem 120 180 5% 10   10
      Special Ed Tchrs, Sec School 70 90 3%      
  Other Teachers and Instructors 1,290 1,570 2% 30 10 40
      Adult Lit, Remedial Ed, GED Tchrs 50 60 2%      
      Self-Enrichment Education Teachers 190 220 2%      
      Tchrs, Primary, Sec, Adult, All Oth 1,050 1,290 2% 20 10 30
  Librarians, Curators, and Archivists 390 440 1% 10 10 20
      Librarians 230 250 1%   10 10
      Library Technicians 140 170 2%   10 10
  Other Ed, Train, and Library Occs 1,350 1,690 3% 30 30 60
      Farm and Home Mngmnt Advisors 60 60        
      Instructional Coordinators 50 60 2%      
      Teacher Assistants 1,100 1,410 3% 30 20 50
      Libr, Mus, Other Ed Wrks, All Oth 130 150 2%      
Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations 1,480 1,640 1% 20 30 50
  Art and Design Workers 440 490 1% 10 10 20
      Commercial and Industrial Designers 60 70 2%      
      Floral Designers 130 140 1%      
      Graphic Designers 110 120 1%      
      Coaches and Scouts 170 190 1%      
  Media and Communication Workers 550 610 1% 10 10 20
      Public Relations Specialists 140 180 3%      
      Editors 170 190 1%   10 10
      Writers and Authors 50 60 2%      
  Media and Comm Equip Workers 210 230 1%   10 10
      Photographers 110 120 1%      
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations 5,470 6,830 2% 140 120 260
  Health Diagn and Treating Pract 3,000 3,770 3% 80 60 140
      Chiropractors 70 90 3%      
      Pharmacists 220 270 2% 10 10 20
      Family and General Practitioners 110 140 3%      
      Surgeons 100 130 3%      
      Registered Nurses 1,670 2,070 2% 40 30 70
      Occupational Therapists 70 100 4%      
      Physical Therapists 110 140 3%      
      Respiratory Therapists 90 120 3%      
      Speech-Language Pathologists 80 110 4%      
      Veterinarians 70 90 3%      
      Health Diagn, Treating Pract, All Oth 50 70 4%      
  Health Technologists and Technicians 2,210 2,760 2% 60 50 110
      Medical and Clinical Lab Technols 90 90        
      Medical and Clinical Lab Techs 80 100 3%      
      Dental Hygienists 100 150 5% 10   10
      Radiologic Technol, Techs 140 160 1%      
      Emergency Med Tech, Paramedics 160 220 4% 10   10
      Pharmacy Technicians 220 290 3% 10 10 20
      Psychiatric Technicians 160 170 1%      
      Surgical Technologists 70 90 3%      
      Vet Technol and Techs 60 90 5%      
      Lic Practl, Lic Voc Nurses 730 870 2% 10 20 30
      Med Records & Health Info Techs 150 210 4% 10   10
      Opticians, Dispensing 150 180 2%      
  Oth Healthcare Pract and Tech Occs 260 300 2%      
Healthcare Support Occupations 2,390 3,290 4% 90 40 130
  Nursing, Psych, Home Health Aides 1,480 1,970 3% 50 20 70
      Home Health Aides 210 320 5% 10   10
      Nurs Aides, Orderlies, Attend 1,250 1,610 3% 40 20 60
  Occ & Phys Ther Assts & Aides 80 110 4%      
  Other Healthcare Support Occupations 830 1,210 5% 40 20 60
      Dental Assistants 190 290 5% 10   10
      Medical Assistants 300 500 7% 20 10 30
      Medical Transcriptionists 100 120 2%      
      Pharmacy Aides 60 70 2%      
      Vet Assts & Lab Animal Caretkr 70 110 6%      
      Healthcare Supp Wrkrs, All Oth 70 80 1%      
Protective Service Occupations 1,840 2,130 2% 30 50 80
      First-Line Spv/Mgr - Police & Detect 90 100 1%      
  Fire Fighting and Prevention Workers 270 300 1%   10 10
      Fire Fighters 260 280 1%   10 10
  Law Enforcement Workers 810 1,010 2% 20 20 40
      Correctional Officers and Jailers 280 360 3% 10 10 20
      Detectives and Criminal Investigators 50 60 2%      
      Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers 440 540 2% 10 10 20
  Other Protective Service Workers 580 620 1%   20 20
      Security Guards 440 470 1%   10 10
      Protect Srv Wrkrs, All Other 50 60 2%      
Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations 11,150 13,030 2% 190 500 690
  Supervisors, Food Prep & Serv Wrkrs 1,080 1,210 1% 10 30 40
      Chefs and Head Cooks 90 100 1%      
      First-Line Spv/Mgr, Food Prep 990 1,110 1% 10 30 40
  Cooks and Food Preparation Workers 3,310 3,650 1% 30 110 140
      Cooks, Fast Food 660 660     20 20
      Cooks, Institution and Cafeteria 580 610 1%   20 20
      Cooks, Restaurant 540 670 2% 10 20 30
      Cooks, Short Order 340 350 0%   10 10
      Food Preparation Workers 1,190 1,360 1% 20 50 70
  Food and Beverage Serving Workers 5,500 6,930 3% 140 320 460
      Bartenders 400 450 1% 10 20 30
      Comb. Food Prep & Serving Wrks 2,680 3,590 3% 90 160 250
      Counter Attendants, Cafeteria 350 390 1%   30 30
      Waiters and Waitresses 1,790 2,170 2% 40 100 140
      Food Servers, Nonrestaurant 280 330 2% 10 10 20
  Other Food Prep & Serving Rel Wrk 1,260 1,240 0%   40 40
      Dining Room, Cafeteria Attendants 420 390 -1%   10 10
      Dishwashers 450 410 -1%   20 20
      Hosts, Hostesses, Restaurant 300 350 2% 10 10 20
      Food Prep, Serv Rel Wrks, All Other 90 90        
Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations 4,610 5,010 1% 40 90 130
  Spvs, Bldg & Grounds Clean & Maint 420 460 1%   10 10
      First-Line Spvs/Mgr, Housekeep 270 290 1%   10 10
      First-Line Spvs/Mgr, Landscape 150 170 1%      
  Bldg Clean & Pest Ctrl Wrk 3,410 3,590 1% 20 70 90
      Janit & Cleaners, Exc Maids 2,430 2,540 0% 10 40 50
      Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners 960 1,030 1% 10 20 30
  Grounds Maintenance Workers 730 890 2% 20 20 40
      Landscape & Grndskeep Wrk 660 820 2% 20 20 40
  Misc Bldg & Grnds Cleaning & Maint 60 60        
      Bldg & Grnds Cln & Maint, All Other 60 60        
Personal Care and Service Occupations 2,890 3,500 2% 60 80 140
  Spvs, Pers Care & Srv Wrk 170 180 1%   10 10
      First-Line Spv/Mgr - Pers Svc Wrk 150 160 1%      
  Animal Care and Service Workers 130 160 2%      
      Nonfarm Animal Caretakers 120 160 3%      
  Entertainmt Attend & Rel Wrk 310 310     20 20
      Gaming Dealers 60 60        
      Ushers, Lobby Attends 90 90     10 10
      Amusemt and Recr Attends 110 110        
  Personal Appearance Workers 680 760 1% 10 20 30
      Hairdressers, Cosmetologists 620 690 1% 10 20 30
Other Personal Care and Service Work 1,520 2,000 3% 50 40 90
      Child Care Workers 850 1,120 3% 30 30 60
      Personal and Home Care Aides 230 370 6% 10   10
      Fitness Trainers, Aerob Instr 150 170 1%      
      Recreation Workers 160 190 2%      
      Residential Advisors 70 90 3%      
      Pers Care and Srv Wrk, All Other 60 70 2%      
Sales and Related Occupations 13,350 14,060 1% 70 430 500
  Supervisors, Sales Workers 2,340 2,410 0% 10 30 40
      First-Line Spv/Mgr - Retail 2,060 2,140 0% 10 30 40
      First-Line Spv/Mgr - Non-Retail 290 270 -1%      
  Retail Sales Workers 7,850 8,410 1% 60 330 390
      Cashiers 3,640 3,880 1% 20 170 190
      Counter and Rental Clerks 360 400 1%   20 20
      Parts Salespersons 260 240 -1%   10 10
      Retail Salespersons 3,580 3,880 1% 30 140 170
  Sales Representatives, Services 590 640 1% 10 10 20
      Advertising Sales Agents 100 110 1%      
      Insurance Sales Agents 320 340 1%   10 10
      Secur, Commod, and Fin Srv Sales 120 150 3%      
  Sales Reps, Wholesale & Manuf 1,310 1,240 -1% -10 40 40
      Sales Reps, Wholes & Manuf, Tech 150 140 -1%      
      Sale Rep, Whole, Manu, Exc Tech 1,150 1,100 0% -10 30 30
  Other Sales and Related Workers 1,260 1,360 1% 10 30 40
      Demonstr & Prod Promoters 70 80 1%      
      Real Estate Sales Agents 440 490 1% 10 10 20
      Sales Engineers 100 90 -1%      
      Telemarketers 250 260 0%   10 10
      Door-To-Door Sales Workers 80 60 -3%      
      Sales & Rel Wrk, All Other 290 320 1%   10 10
Office and Administrative Support Occupations 19,780 20,240 0% 50 430 480
  Spv, Office & Admin Support Workers 1,350 1,410 0% 10 30 40
      First-Line Spv/Mgr - Off & Admin 1,350 1,410 0% 10 30 40
  Communications Equipment Operators 220 170 -2% -10 10 10
      Switchbrd Oprs, Incl Answ Srv 200 160 -2%   10 10
  Financial Clerks 3,220 3,170 0% -10 80 80
      Bill and Account Collectors 220 250 1%   10 10
      Bill & Post Clks & Mach Ops 450 470 0%   10 10
      Bookkeep, Accnt, Audit Clks 1,730 1,680 0% -10 30 30
      Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks 210 200 0%   10 10
      Tellers 540 490 -1% -10 30 30
  Information and Record Clerks 3,660 4,060 1% 40 70 110
      Court, Municipal, License Clks 100 110 1%      
      Customer Service Reps 1,110 1,300 2% 20 10 30
      File Clerks 170 170     10 10
      Hotel, Motel, & Resort Desk Clks 160 190 2%   10 10
      Interviewers, Exc Eligibility & Loan 100 130 3%      
      Library Assistants, Clerical 190 230 2%   10 10
      Loan Interviewers and Clerks 100 70 -3%      
      New Accounts Clerks 70 80 1%      
      Order Clerks 290 230 -2% -10 10 10
      Human Res Assts, Exc Payroll 140 160 1%      
      Receptionists and Information Clerks 900 1,040 2% 10 20 30
      Fin, Info, & Record Clk, All Oth 190 210 1%      
  Material Rec, Sched, Dispatch, Distrib 4,180 4,120 0% -10 110 110
      Couriers and Messengers 80 70 -1%      
      Police, Fire, & Ambul Dispatchers 100 110 1%      
      Dispatch, Exc Police, Fire, Ambul 140 170 2%      
      Postal Service Clerks 60 60        
      Postal Service Mail Carriers 270 270     10 10
      Postal Service Mail Sorters 240 230 0%   10 10
      Prod, Plan, Expediting Clks 410 420 0%   10 10
      Ship, Receiving, Traffic Clerks 860 860     20 20
      Stock Clerks and Order Fillers 1,800 1,750 0% -10 60 60
      Weighers, Measurers, Recordkp 100 100        
  Secretaries and Admin Assts 3,490 3,640 0% 20 60 80
      Exec Secretaries & Admin Assts 1,120 1,190 1% 10 20 30
      Legal Secretaries 140 170 2%      
      Medical Secretaries 290 360 2% 10 10 20
      Secretaries, Exc Legal, Med, Exec 1,950 1,920 0%   30 30
  Other Office & Admin Suppt Wkrs 3,660 3,670 0%   70 70
      Computer Operators 140 110 -2%      
      Data Entry Keyers 320 290 -1%   10 10
      Word Processors and Typists 100 80 -2%      
      Ins Claims, Policy Process Clks 230 180 -2% -10    
      Mail Clk, Mail Mach Op, Exc Post 130 130        
      Office Clerks, General 2,210 2,380 1% 20 40 60
      Secretaries, Admin Assts, & Oth 400 390 0%   10 10
Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Occupations 1,140 1,170 0%   30 30
  Spvs, Farm, Fish, Forestry Wrk 80 90 1%      
  Agricultural Workers 890 900 0%   30 30
      Graders and Sorters, Ag Products 80 80        
      Farmwrks & Laborers, Crop, Nursery 60 80 3%      
      Farmwrks, Farm & Ranch Animals 60 50 -2%      
      Agricultural Workers, All Other 670 660 0%   20 20
  Other Farm, Fish, Forest Wrk 160 170 1%   10 10
      Farm, Fish, Forest Wrk, All Other 160 170 1%   10 10
Construction and Extraction Occupations 6,240 6,990 1% 80 120 200
  Spv, Constr & Extraction Wrks 690 800 2% 10 20 30
      First-Line Spvs/Mgrs, Construct Tr 690 800 2% 10 20 30
  Construction Trades Workers 4,870 5,430 1% 60 80 140
      Brickmasons and Blockmasons 160 180 1%      
      Carpenters 1,090 1,190 1% 10 20 30
      Carpet Installers 60 70 2%      
      Cement Masons, Concrete Fin 190 210 1%      
      Construction Laborers 600 670 1% 10 10 20
      Paving, Surfacing, Tamping Eq Ops 50 60 2%      
      Oper Engineers, Oth Constr Eq Ops 250 240 0%   10 10
      Drywall and Ceiling Tile Installers 60 70 2%      
      Electricians 860 1,000 2% 10 20 30
      Painters, Constr & Maint 360 430 2% 10 10 20
      Pipelayers 60 60        
      Plumbers, Pipefitters, Steamfit 460 490 1%   10 10
      Roofers 150 180 2%      
      Sheet Metal Workers 160 190 2%      
      Structural Iron and Steel Workers 70 90 3%      
  Helpers, Construction Trades 270 320 2% 10 10 20
      Helpers--Carpenters 100 110 1%   10 10
  Other Construction & Rel Wrk 370 400 1%   10 10
      Highway Maintenance Workers 210 220 0%      
      Construction Tr & Rel Wrk, All Other 60 70 2%      
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Occupations 6,300 6,560 0% 30 140 170
  Spv of Install, Maint, Repair Wrk 640 710 1% 10 20 30
      First-Line Spv/Mgr, Mechs, Install 640 710 1% 10 20 30
  Electrical, Electronic Eq Mech, Install 440 430 0%   10 10
      Comp, Auto Teller, Off Mach Repr 70 70        
      Telecomm Equip Install, Repair 70 60 -1%      
      Elect, Electron Rpr, Comm & Industr 140 130 -1%      
  Veh & Mobl Eq Mech, Inst 1,760 1,930 1% 20 50 70
      Aircr Mech & Srv Techs 60 60        
      Auto Body & Rel Rpr 210 230 1%   10 10
      Auto Srv Techs & Mech 840 950 1% 10 20 30
      Bus, Truck Mech & Diesel Eng 290 310 1%   10 10
      Mobile Heavy Eq Mech, Exc Eng 100 100        
      Tire Repairers and Changers 100 110 1%      
  Other Inst, Maint, & Rpr Occ 3,460 3,490 0%   70 70
      Heat, Air Cond, Refrig Mech 180 220 2%      
      Industrial Machinery Mechanics 460 470 0%   10 10
      Maint & Rpr Wrk, General 1,700 1,660 0%   20 20
      Maintenance Workers, Machinery 180 180     10 10
      Millwrights 250 220 -1%   10 10
      Elect Pwr-Line Inst, Rpr 70 70        
      Telecomm Line Inst, Rpr 90 100 1%      
      Hlprs--Inst, Maint, Rpr Wrk 150 170 1%   10 10
      Inst, Maint, Rpr Wrk, All Oth 210 220 0%      
Production Occupations 25,500 24,880 0% -60 580 580
  Supervisors, Production Workers 1,650 1,550 -1% -10 40 40
      First-Line Spvs/Mgr, Prod, Op 1,650 1,550 -1% -10 40 40
  Assemblers and Fabricators 6,570 6,290 0% -30 120 120
      Coil Winders, Tapers, and Finishers 130 120 -1%      
      Elect, Electron Eq Assemb 630 470 -3% -20 20 20
      Electrmech Eq Assemb 140 130 -1%      
      Engine and Other Mach Assemb 550 560 0%   10 10
      Struct Mtl Fabr, Fitters 220 220        
      Fiberglass Laminators, Fabs 60 60        
      Team Assemblers 3,840 3,720 0% -10 70 70
      Assembl, Fabricators, All Other 990 1,010 0%   20 20
  Food Processing Workers 1,480 1,520 0%   30 30
      Bakers 140 150 1%      
      Butchers and Meat Cutters 170 160 -1%      
      Meat, Poultry, Fish Cutters 110 120 1%      
      Slaughterers and Meat Packers 700 730 0%   20 20
      Food Batchmakers 250 250     10 10
      Food Cook Mach Ops, Tenders 60 60        
  Metal Workers and Plastic Workers 8,040 7,810 0% -20 200 200
      Comp-Contr Mach Tool Ops, Mtl, Pl 620 670 1% 10 20 30
      Extrud, Draw Mach Setts, Ops, Tnd 450 430 0%   10 10
      Forg Mach Setts, Ops, Tnd 100 90 -1%      
      Roll Mach Setts, Ops, Tnd 160 130 -2%   10 10
      Cut, Punch, Press Mach Setts 1,270 1,050 -2% -20 30 30
      Drill, Boring Mach Tool Setts 310 280 -1%   10 10
      Grind, Polishing Mach Tool Setts 340 340     10 10
      Lathe, Turn Mach Tool Setts 290 250 -1%   10 10
      Mill, Planing Mach Setts, Ops 130 110 -2%      
      Machinists 860 870 0%   20 20
      Metal-Refining Furn Oprs, Tnd 50 50        
      Foundry Mold and Coremakers 70 60 -1%      
      Molding, Casting Mach Setts 430 420 0%   10 10
      Mult Mach Tool Setts, Ops 430 450 0%   10 10
      Tool and Die Makers 470 450 0%   10 10
      Weld, Cutters, Solderers, Brazers 900 970 1% 10 30 40
      Weld, Solder, Brazing Mach Setts 180 190 1%   10 10
      Heat Treat Eq Setts, Ops 120 130 1%      
      Plating, Coat Mach Setts 80 70 -1%      
      Tool Grinders, Sharpeners 80 70 -1%      
      Metal, Plastic Wrk, All Other 590 600 0%   10 10
  Printing Workers 650 590 -1% -10 20 20
      Bindery Workers 140 130 -1%      
      Prepress Technicians and Workers 170 130 -2%      
      Printing Machine Operators 260 250 0%   10 10
  Textile, Apparel, Furn Wrk 830 860 0%   20 20
      Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Workers 210 240 1%   10 10
      Pressers, Textile, Rel Materials 50 50        
      Sewing Machine Operators 220 220        
      Upholsterers 190 190     10 10
  Woodworkers 600 640 1%   20 20
      Cabinetmkr, Bench Carpent 220 240 1%   10 10
      Furniture Finishers 80 100 3%      
      Saw Mach Setts, Ops,Tnd, Wood 70 70        
      Woodwk Mach Setts, Ops 170 170     10 10
  Plant and System Operators 480 480     20 20
      Water Waste Trtmt Pl, Syst Ops 110 120 1%      
      Chem Plant, Syst Ops 250 230 -1%   10 10
  Other Production Occupations 5,220 5,130 0% -10 110 110
      Chem Eq Ops and Tnd 90 100 1%      
      Separating, Filtering Ops 90 90        
      Crush, Grind Mach Setts, Ops 80 90 1%      
      Grind, Polish Wrk, Hand 80 90 1%      
      Mix, Blend Mach Setts, Ops 180 190 1%      
      Cutters and Trimmers, Hand 70 70        
      Cut, Slicing Mach Setts, Ops 100 100        
      Extruding, Forming Mach Setts 70 70        
      Inspect, Testrs, Sortrs, Sampl 1,060 930 -1% -10 20 20
      Packag, Fill Mach Ops 700 730 0%   20 20
      Coat, Paint, Spray Mach Setts 280 290 0%   10 10
      Painters, Transportation Equipment 80 90 1%      
      Photogr Process Mach Ops 60 60        
      Mold, Shape Exc Mtl, Plast 210 200 0%   10 10
      Paper Goods Mach Setts, Ops 110 100 -1%      
      Helpers--Production Workers 580 580     20 20
      Production Workers, All Other 1,100 1,060 0%   20 20
Transportation and Material Moving Occupations 11,340 11,810 0% 50 270 320
  Spvs, Transport, Material Mov Wrk 500 540 1%   10 10
      First-Line Spv/Mgr, Helper, Laborers 210 220 0%   10 10
      First-Line Spv/Mgr, Transp, Materi 280 310 1%   10 10
  Motor Vehicle Operators 3,860 4,270 1% 40 60 100
      Bus Drivers, Transit and Intercity 90 100 1%      
      Bus Drivers, School 510 550 1%   10 10
      Driver/Sales Workers 300 300        
      Truck Drive, Heavy, Tractor-Trlr 1,950 2,210 1% 30 30 60
      Truck Drive, Light or Deliv Srv 810 880 1% 10 10 20
      Taxi Drivers and Chauffeurs 90 110 2%      
      Motor Vehicle Operators, All Other 100 110 1%      
  Other Transportation Workers 120 130 1%   10 10
      Service Station Attendants 60 60        
  Material Moving Workers 6,840 6,840     190 190
      Conveyor Operators and Tenders 90 90        
      Crane and Tower Operators 110 100 -1%      
      Excav, Load Mach, Dragln Ops 130 140 1%      
      Industr Truck, Tract Ops 1,220 1,200 0%   20 20
      Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment 300 340 1%   10 10
      Labrs, Frght, Stock, Matl Mvr, Hand 2,730 2,710 0%   90 90
      Machine Feeders and Offbearers 440 350 -2% -10 20 20
      Packers and Packagers, Hand 1,530 1,610 1% 10 40 50
      Refuse, Recycl Mtr Collect 140 150 1%   10 10
      Tank Car, Truck, and Ship Loaders 70 70        
      Material Moving Workers, All Other 60 60