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Additional Tables for 2007/2008 Older Worker Profiles

These supplementary and appendix tables contain significantly more detailed data than is presented in the 2007 Older Worker Profiles. Because QWI data are updated every quarter, the data reported in these static tables may not match exactly with the figures available through QWI Online, Industry Focus, or OnTheMap.

Tables are available by state and only for those states with a published Older Worker Profile. Forty-two different supplementary and appendix tables are provided and the descriptions of the contents of these tables are listed below. Each table can be downloaded individually in comma separated value (CSV) format, or all tables for a state can be downloaded in a compressed ZIP file. Note: The ZIP file also contains readme file with a description of the contents of each of the tables.

Note: Arkansas data is available from 2003 onward only. Tables for earlier years will be blank.

These tables cover civilian noninstitutionalized workers in the private sector only. The QWI database covers about 98 percent of nonagricultural, private wage, and salaried employment. While this report does not include federal government workers, most state and local government employees are included in the complete QWI database. The remaining 2 percent of the nonagricultural, private wage, and salaried workers are railroad workers and workers for some nonprofit organizations. Self-employed workers and independent contractors are not in the covered universe. For more information, see: U.S. Census Bureau, David W. Stevens. Employment That Is Not Covered by State Unemployment. LEHD Technical Paper, TP-2002-16. U.S. Census Bureau, Washington, DC. Available at http://lehd.did.census.gov/led/library/techpapers/tp-2002-16.pdf [PDF; File Size: 252KB].

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Table Descriptions:

Table 1: Percentage of total workers in Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) and in total non-Metropolitan Area workplaces in 2004 by age groups.

Table 2: Ranking of average quarterly employment of workers aged 45 to 54 in county of workplace in 2004.

Table 3: Ranking of average quarterly employment number of workers aged 55 and older in county of workplace in 2004.

Table 4: Ranking of average quarterly employment number of workers aged 55 to 64 in county of workplace in 2004.

Table 5: Ranking of average quarterly employment number of workers aged 65 and older in county of workplace in 2004.

Table 6: Percentage of workers aged 45 to 54 in county of workplace in 2004.

Table 7: Percentage of workers aged 55 and older in county of workplace in 2004.

Table 8: Percentage of workers aged 55 to 64 in county of workplace in 2004.

Table 9: Percentage of workers aged 65 and older in county of workplace in 2004.

Table 10: Top five industry sectors (2-digit NAICS) in county of workplace for workers aged 55 and older in 2004. Only sectors employing 100 or more workers in a county are reported.

Table 11A: Top five industry sectors (2-digit NAICS) in Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) and non-metropolitan areas of workplace for workers aged 14 to 44 in 2004. Only sectors employing 100 or more workers of the specified age group in an MSA or the non-metropolitan areas are reported.

Table 11B: Top five industry sectors (2-digit NAICS) in Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) and non-metropolitan areas of workplace for workers aged 45 to 54 in 2004. Only sectors employing 100 or more workers of the specified age group in an MSA or the non-metropolitan areas are reported.

Table 11C: Top five industry sectors (2-digit NAICS) in Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) and non-metropolitan areas of workplace for workers aged 55 and older in 2004. Only sectors employing 100 or more workers of the specified age group in an MSA or the non-metropolitan areas are reported.

Table 11D: Top five industry sectors (2-digit NAICS) in Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) and non-metropolitan areas of workplace for workers aged 55 to 64 in 2004. Only sectors employing 100 or more workers of the specified age group in an MSA or the non-metropolitan areas are reported.

Table 11E: Top five industry sectors (2-digit NAICS) in Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) and non-metropolitan areas of workplace for workers aged 65 and older in 2004. Only sectors employing 100 or more workers of the specified age group in an MSA or the non-metropolitan areas are reported.

Table 12: Top five industry sectors (2-digit NAICS) of most likely employment for workers aged 55 and older by county of workplace in 2004. Only sectors employing 100 or more workers aged 55 and older in a county are reported.

Table 13: Job gains for workers aged 55 to 64 in total, and by industry and county for industries that employed 100 or more workers.

Table 14: Job gains for workers aged 65 and older in total, and by industry and county for industries that employed 100 or more workers.

Table 15: Job losses for workers aged 55 to 64 in total, and by industry and county for industries that employed 100 or more workers.

Table 16: Job losses for workers aged 65 and older in total, and by industry and county for industries that employed 100 or more workers.

Table 17: Net change in jobs for workers aged 55 to 64 in total, and by industry and county for industries that employed 100 or more workers.

Table 18: Net change in jobs for workers aged 65 and older in total, and by industry and county for industries that employed 100 or more workers.

Table 19A: Statewide average monthly earnings for workers aged 55 and older in all industry sectors.

Table 19B: Average monthly earnings in top five industry sectors employing workers aged 55 and older by county of workplace in 2004. Only sectors employing 100 or more workers in a county are reported.

Table 20: Top five average monthly earnings among industry sectors employing workers aged 55 and older. Only sectors employing 100 or more workers in a county are reported.

Table 21: Bottom five average monthly earnings among industry sectors employing workers aged 55 and older. Only sectors employing 100 or more workers in a county are reported.

Table 22A: Average monthly earnings in top five industry sectors (2-digit NAICS) in Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) and non-metropolitan areas of workplace for workers aged 14 to 44 in 2004. Only sectors employing 100 or more workers of the specified age group in an MSA or the non-metropolitan areas are reported.

Table 22B: Average monthly earnings in top five industry sectors (2-digit NAICS) in Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) and non-metropolitan areas of workplace for workers aged 45 to 54 in 2004. Only sectors employing 100 or more workers of the specified age group in an MSA or the non-metropolitan areas are reported.

Table 22C: Average monthly earnings in top five industry sectors (2-digit NAICS) in Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) and non-metropolitan areas of workplace for workers aged 55 and older in 2004. Only sectors employing 100 or more workers of the specified age group in an MSA or the non-metropolitan areas are reported.

Table 22D: Average monthly earnings in top five industry sectors (2-digit NAICS) in Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) and non-metropolitan areas of workplace for workers aged 55 to 64 in 2004. Only sectors employing 100 or more workers of the specified age group in an MSA or the non-metropolitan areas are reported.

Table 22E: Average monthly earnings in top five industry sectors (2-digit NAICS) in Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) and non-metropolitan areas of workplace for workers aged 65 and older in 2004. Only sectors employing 100 or more workers of the specified age group in an MSA or the non-metropolitan areas are reported.

Table A0: Number employed in county of workplace by industry (2- and 3-digit NAICS) and by age in 2004.

Table A1: Number employed in county of workplace by industry (2- and 3-digit NAICS) and by age in 2003.

Table A2: Number employed in county of workplace by industry (2- and 3-digit NAICS) and by age in 2002.

Table A3: Number employed in county of workplace by industry (2- and 3-digit NAICS) and by age in 2001.

Table A4: Composition of quarterly job gains in county of workplace by industry (2- and 3-digit NAICS) and by age in 2004.

Table A5: Composition of quarterly job losses in county of workplace by industry (2- and 3-digit NAICS) and by age in 2004.

Table A6: Average monthly earnings in county of workplace by industry (2- and 3-digit NAICS) and age in 2004.

Table A7: Employment by industry (2- and 3-digit NAICS), age, and metropolitan/non-metropolitan status in 2004.

Table A8: Average monthly earnings by industry (2- and 3-digit NAICS), age, and metropolitan/non-metropolitan status in 2004.

Table A9: Employment by industry (2- and 3-digit NAICS), age, and Workforce Investment Area (WIA).

Table A10: Average monthly earnings by industry (2- and 3-digit NAICS), age, and Workforce Investment Area (WIA).

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