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1 3. 3. EMPLOYMENT AND EARNINGS The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) in the U.S. Department of Labor publishes state, regional, and national data on employment and earnings. The Employment Cost Index (ECI), first published by BLS in 1976, gives quarterly indices for national, regional, and metropolitan/nonmetropolitan areas for the civilian non-farm economy (excluding private household workers and federal government employees). Because these indices measure change in employers costs for employee compensation over time, the ECI does not estimate wage or compensation levels, but rather the change in levels. Tennessee cooperates with the BLS in the provision of sub-state employment statistics. The Tennessee Department Labor and Workforce Development provides summary payroll data on workers covered by unemployment insurance laws. These data, collected from employers, provide a count of jobs held detailed by major industry group. Another report, Annual Average Labor Force and Non-Agricultural Estimates, features the results of sample surveys used to estimate the size of the civilian labor force, employment and unemployment rates for the state, metropolitan statistical areas, nonmetropolitan counties, and nonagricultural employment or jobs by industry group. The labor force includes persons 16 years or older classified as employed, unemployed, or members of the armed forces. Employed persons include those counted during the survey week who worked for pay or profit or worked 15 or more hours unpaid in family enterprises and those who had jobs but were temporarily absent for noneconomic reasons. Unemployed persons are those not at work during the survey week but who had attempted to find work within the previous four weeks and were still available to work, or those laid off or waiting to report to a new job within 30 days. TABLE 3.1 EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES COVERED BY UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE, BY INDUSTRY, TENNESSEE, 2000 FIGURE 3.1 Distribution of Tennessee Insured Employment and Average Weekly Wages by Sector, 2001 TABLE 3.2 EMPLOYMENT, BY OCCUPATION, BY SEX OF THE CIVILIAN POPULATION AGED 16 YEARS AND OLDER, TENNESSEE, 2000 TABLE 3.3 UNEMPLOYMENT RATE, TENNESSEE AND UNITED STATES, MONTHLY, , SELECTED YEARS [Not seasonally adjusted] FIGURE 3.2 Unemployment Rate, Tennessee and the United States, Monthly, [Not seasonally adjusted] TABLE 3.4 TABLE 3.5 FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT EMPLOYMENT AND PAYROLLS OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, WITH RATES PER 10,000 POPULATION, BY FUNCTION, TENNESSEE, MARCH 2001 GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT, BY LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT, TENNESSEE, , SELECTED YEARS [In thousands of employees] TABLE 3.6 CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT IN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, BY SELECTED AGENCIES, TENNESSEE, TABLE 3.7 NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES IN NONAGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS, BY SECTOR, TENNESSEE, , SELECTED YEARS [In thousands of persons] TABLE 3.8 TABLE OF CONTENTS LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND UNEMPLOYMENT RATE, TENNESSEE AND METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS, 2000 AND 2001 TABLE 3.9 NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES IN NONAGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS, BY SECTOR, METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS, SELECTED YEARS [In thousands of jobs] 3.

2 3. TABLE OF CONTENTS, CONTINUED TABLE 3.10 FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT EMPLOYMENT, PAYROLLS, AND AVERAGE EARNINGS OF CITY GOVERNMENTS, BY SELECTED FUNCTIONS, TENNESSEE CITIES WITH POPULATION OF 100,000 OR MORE, MARCH 2000 TABLE 3.11 NONAGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT, BY SECTOR, NON-MSA COUNTIES, 2001 TABLE 3.12 EMPLOYMENT, BY OCCUPATION, COUNTIES, 2000 TABLE 3.13 FEMALE EMPLOYMENT, BY OCCUPATION, COUNTIES, 2000 FIGURE 3.3 Unemployment Rates, Tennessee Counties, 2001 (Tennessee average = 4.5%) TABLE 3.14 LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND UNEMPLOYMENT RATE, TENNESSEE AND COUNTIES, 2000 AND 2001 TABLE 3.15 INSURED EMPLOYMENT AND AVERAGE WAGES, COUNTIES, 2000 FIGURE 3.4 Average Weekly Wages of Covered Employment, Tennessee Counties, 2000 (Tennessee average = $587) TABLE 3.16 LOCAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT, BY SELECTED FUNCTION, COUNTIES, MARCH 1997 TABLE 3.17 NUMBER AND RATE OF UNEMPLOYED AND INSURED UNEMPLOYED, SOUTHEASTERN STATES, SELECTED YEARS TABLE 3.18 CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE AND PARTICIPATION RATES, BY SEX, SOUTHEASTERN STATES AND UNITED STATES, 2001 [Labor force in thousands] TABLE 3.19 NUMBER AND RATE UNEMPLOYED, BY SEX, SOUTHEASTERN STATES AND UNITED STATES, 2001 TABLE 3.20 EXTENDED MASS LAYOFF EVENTS, SEPARATIONS, AND INITIAL CLAIMANTS FOR UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE, SOUTHEASTERN STATES, SELECTED QUARTERS, 2001 AND 2002 TABLE 3.21 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT, SOUTHEASTERN STATES, MARCH 2001 TABLE 3.22 PAID CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT IN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, SOUTHEASTERN STATES, 1996 AND 1998 TABLE 3.23 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE CONTRACT AWARDS, PAYROLL, CIVILIAN AND MILITARY PERSONNEL, SOUTHEASTERN STATES AND UNITED STATES, 2000 AND 2001 [In millions of dollars and thousands of employees] TABLE 3.24 NUMBER OF EMPLOYED DOCTORAL SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS AND MEDIAN ANNUAL SALARY, BY SELECTED FIELDS, SOUTHEASTERN STATES, 1999 TABLE 3.25 EMPLOYMENT COST INDEX, PRIVATE NONFARM WORKERS, REGIONS, [June 1989=100] TABLE 3.26 EMPLOYER COSTS FOR EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION PER HOUR WORKED, BY MAJOR INDUSTRY, UNITED STATES AVERAGE, JUNE 2002 [Dollars] Employment and Earnings

3 3.1 TABLE 3.1 EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES COVERED BY UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE, BY INDUSTRY, TENNESSEE, 2000 Average Total Number annual Total Average premiums Avg. of em- wages annual due prem. Industry employers ployment ($1,000) wages ($1,000) rate Total all industries 122,511 2,667,227 $81,507,288 $30,559 $282, Total private industries 119,408 2,288,486 69,873,072 30, , Agriculture, forestry, fishing 2,235 19, ,158 20,457 2, Mining 213 4, ,212 43,657 1, Construction 11, ,752 4,181,497 33,252 40, Manufacturing 7, ,574 18,156,067 36,054 75, Durable goods 4, ,519 10,907,493 36,295 45, Lumber and wood 1,129 23, ,731 25,151 3, Furniture & fixtures , ,806 26,533 3, Stone, clay, glass, and concrete , ,196 37,816 2, Primary metal industries , ,346 42,110 1, Fabricated metal products ,291 1,652,425 34,941 6, Machinery and computer equip. 1,024 51,583 1,874,344 36,337 10, Electronic & electrical except computer ,285 1,574,376 39,081 6, Transportation equipment ,639 2,372,244 43,417 7, Instruments and related products , ,720 38,954 1, Miscellaneous , ,303 29,773 1, Nondurable goods 3, ,055 7,248,574 35,698 30, Food & kindred products ,854 1,349,073 34,722 5, Tobacco products 13 1,076 54,442 50, Textile mill products , ,850 27,973 2, Apparel and other finished products , ,048 22,245 6, Paper & allied products , ,893 44,244 2, Printing & publishing 1,173 35,453 1,166,041 32,890 4, Chemicals and allied products ,470 1,436,213 50,447 2, Petroleum refining and related products 47 1,213 62,266 51, Rubber & misc. products ,445 1,220,142 34,424 4, Leather and leather products 51 2,981 61,607 20, Transportation, communications, and utilities 5, ,577 6,561,020 37,582 18, Trade 37, ,599 14,852,958 23,078 55, Wholesale trade 11, ,866 6,070,395 40,237 17, Retail trade 25, ,733 8,782,564 17,824 38, Finance, insurance, and real estate 10, ,407 5,552,293 43,240 12, Services 42, ,499 19,910,766 29,003 71, Government 3, ,741 11,634,216 30,718 3, Federal 1,016 53,646 2,478,971 46, State and local 2, ,095 9,155,246 28,162 3, State ,215 2,474,734 31, Local 1, ,880 6,680,512 27,170 3, Nonclassifiable 704 2,534 81,101 32, Source: Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Development, Employment Security Division, Research and Statistics Section, 2000 Covered Employment and Wages in Tennessee, June

4 F3.1 FIGURE 3.1 Distribution of Tennessee Insured Employment and Average Weekly Wages by Sector, Percent of Covered Employment Services Trade Mfg Govt TCU FIRE Construction Mining Average Weekly Wage 900 $840 $ $723 $693 $639 $591 $ $ Mining FIRE TCU Mfg Construction Govt Services Trade Source: Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Development, Employment Security Division, Research and Statistics Section, 2000 Covered Employment and Wages in Tennessee, June F Employment and Earnings

5 3.2 TABLE 3.2 EMPLOYMENT, BY OCCUPATION, BY SEX OF THE CIVILIAN POPULATION AGED 16 YEARS AND OLDER, TENNESSEE, 2000 Male Female Occupation Total Number % Number % Employed civilians, 16 years and older 2,651,638 1,421, ,229, Management, professional, and related 781, , , Management, business, & financial operations 312, , , Management, except farmers & farm managers 202, , , Farmers and farm managers 14,862 13, , Business and financial operations 95,513 42, , Business operations specialists 46,227 21, , Financial specialists 49,286 20, , Professional and related 468, , , Computer and mathematical 38,980 26, , Architecture and engineering 44,945 38, , Architects, surveyors, cartographers, and engineers 30,831 27, , Drafters, engineering, mapping technicians 14,114 11, , Life, physical, and social science 18,308 11, , Community and social services 37,351 17, , Legal 19,421 10, , Education, training, and library 134,669 31, , Arts, design, entertainment, sports, media 44,102 24, , Healthcare practitioners and technical 130,509 33, , Health diagnosing and treating practitioners and technical 83,941 25, , Health technologists and technicians 46,568 8, , Services 362, , , Healthcare support 44,833 5, , Protective service 46,030 36, , Fire fighting, prevention, & law enforcement workers, including supervisors 28,611 24, , Other protective service workers, including supervisors 17,419 12, , Food preparation and serving related 124,507 48, , Building & grounds cleaning & maintenance 84,253 50, , Personal care and service 63,318 12, , Sales and office 692, , , Sales and related 296, , , Office and administrative support 396,409 98, , Farming, fishing, and forestry 14,645 12, , Construction, extraction, and maintenance 272, , , Construction and extraction 158, , , Supervisors, construction and extraction workers 19,313 18, Construction trades workers 137, , , Extraction workers 1,723 1, Installation, maintenance, and repair 113, , , Production, transportation, & material moving 528, , , Production 328, , , Transportation and material moving 200, , , Supervisors, transportation and material moving workers 5,350 4, , Aircraft and traffic control 4,554 4, Motor vehicle operators 88,182 78, , Rail, water and other transportation 7,736 6, Material moving workers 94,361 72, , Note: Percentages are of all employed persons aged 16 years and older, calculated by the Center for Business and Economic Research. Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Census 2000 Summary File 3, Tennessee. 3.2

6 3.3 TABLE 3.3 UNEMPLOYMENT RATE, TENNESSEE AND UNITED STATES, MONTHLY, , SELECTED YEARS [Not seasonally adjusted] Annual Year Area Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. average 2001 Tennessee United States Tennessee United States Tennessee United States Tennessee United States Tennessee United States Tennessee United States Tennessee United States Tennessee United States Tennessee United States Tennessee United States Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics < Employment and Earnings

7 F3.2 FIGURE 3.2 Unemployment Rate, Tennessee and the United States, Monthly, [Not seasonally adjusted] U.S Tennessee Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics < Percent F3.2

8 3.4 TABLE 3.4 FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT EMPLOYMENT AND PAYROLLS OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, WITH RATES PER 10,000 POPULATION, BY FUNCTION, TENNESSEE, MARCH 2001 State and local governments State government only Employment Total Per 10,000 Payroll Total Payroll Function FTE population ($1,000) FTE ($1,000) All functions 305, $804,784 82,681 $232,593 Education 152, ,514 73, ,126 Elementary & secondary, total 114, , Instructional 81, , Other 32, , Higher education, total 37, ,524 35, ,610 Instructional 11, ,726 11,913 52,718 Other 23, ,892 23,841 51,892 Other education 2, ,907 2,165 5,907 Libraries 1, , Social services and income maintenance 45, ,730 18,983 53,288 Public welfare 8, ,632 5,145 13,210 Health 6, ,772 2,997 8,377 Hospitals 29, ,484 9,391 27,859 Social insurance administration 1, ,843 1,450 3,843 Transportation 12, ,255 4,535 10,684 Streets and highways 11, ,272 4,535 10,684 Airports , Water transportation Public safety 23, ,003 10,443 26,521 Police protection 18, ,305 1,921 5,349 With power of arrest 14, ,607 1,150 3,520 Other 4, , ,829 Fire protection 6, , Firefighters 6, , Fire other , Corrections 11, ,530 6,601 15,824 Environment and housing 18, ,599 4,534 10,725 Solid waste management 4, , Sewage disposal 2, , Parks and recreation 5, ,471 1,137 2,015 Housing and community development 2, ,149 Natural resources 3, ,280 3,397 8,710 Governmental administration 17, ,554 5,385 18,552 Financial administration 6, ,272 2,664 8,344 Central administration 5, , ,255 Judicial and legal 5, ,731 1,991 7,953 Local utilities 14, , Water supply 4, , Electric power 6, , Gas supply 2, , Public transit , Other and unallocable 6, ,096 2,803 7,655 Note: Gross payrolls are 31-day monthly equivalent values and are in whole dollars. Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Public Employment and Payroll Data, Internet files < and < Employment and Earnings

9 3.5 TABLE 3.5 GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT, BY LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT, TENNESSEE, , SELECTED YEARS [In thousands of employees] All Federal Year governments¹ (civilian)² State Local³ 2001 n.a. n.a n.a. n.a n.a. n.a n.a. 52 (a) (a) 1995 n.a. n.a n.a. n.a n.a. n.a. Note: Detail may not add to total due to independent rounding. n.a. not available. a. Due to the change in reference period from October to March, 1996, data were not collected. 1. Prior to 1996, employment is as of October 12, except for the years 1945 and Data for these years are as of April 12. Beginning with 1997, data are for the month of March. 2. The month in which federal civilian employment is enumerated has varied. Beginning in 1992, federal data is collected biennially in even-numbered years only. 3. Statistics for local governments are estimates subject to sampling variations. Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Federal, State, and Local Governments: Public Employment and Payroll Data, Internet site < govs/www/apes.html>, and Public Employment: 1992, and earlier editions. 3.5

10 3.6 TABLE 3.6 CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT IN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, BY SELECTED AGENCIES, TENNESSEE, , SELECTED YEARS Department U.S. of Postal Veterans Other Year Total Defense Service Administration agencies ,402 6,779 18,738 6,944 19, ,504 5,216 17,110 8,035 21, ,807 5,986 16,915 8,127 21, ,872 7,216 14,747 8,140 23, ,416 7,851 13,607 7,635 27, ,773 7,383 13,991 7,256 28, ,950 7,211 13,615 7,188 29, ,200 7,300 11,700 6,500 32, ,300 8,100 11,800 6,300 41, ,600 7,800 12,000 6,400 45, ,900 7,800 12,000 6,200 43, ,000 7,800 11,800 6,100 42, ,700 8,100 11,900 6,200 37, ,800 7,500 11,100 5,900 27, ,400 8,000 12,100 5,900 27, ,300 7,900 12,000 4,700 26, ,300 7,600 11,100 5,300 25, ,500 7,500 11,000 5,300 24, ,900 7,100 11,200 5,100 23, ,800 7,400 10,900 4,600 21, ,400 8,000 11,200 4,500 18, ,300 7,300 11,100 4,600 17, ,100 7,200 10,800 4,600 17, ,300 7,200 10,700 4,500 16, ,700 6,100 12,500 4,500 17, ,200 6,200 9,400 4,600 17, ,300 6,300 9,400 4,700 15, ,400 6,600 9,400 4,700 15, ,600 6,700 9,200 4,900 14, ,100 6,600 9,000 4,800 13, ,300 7,700 9,000 4,900 14, ,500 8,500 8,800 4,800 15, ,400 8,000 9,700 5,000 14, ,900 9,500 8,700 5,100 14, ,800 9,500 7,900 5,000 15, ,200 8,700 7,900 5,200 19, ,200 9,700 8,200 5,400 18, ,100 10,400 8,500 5,400 19, ,500 12,700 8,100 5,600 18, ,300 7,900 8,200 5,700 14,500 Note: Excludes members and employees of Congress, Central Intelligence Agency, temporary Christmas help of the U.S. Postal Service, and the National Security Agency. Source: Tax Foundation, Inc., Facts and Figures on Government Finance, 1998, and earlier editions; and U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Statistical Abstract of the United States, 1984, and earlier editions Employment and Earnings

11 3.7 TABLE 3.7 NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES IN NONAGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS, BY SECTOR, TENNESSEE, , SELECTED YEARS [In thousands of persons] Transpor- Finance, tation insurance, and and Con- Manu- public real Govern- Year Total Mining struction facturing utilities Trade estate Services ment , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Internet site < 3.7

12 3.8 TABLE 3.8 LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND UNEMPLOYMENT RATE, TENNESSEE AND METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS, 2000 AND Metropolitan Labor Employed Unemp. Labor Employed Unemp. Statistical Area force persons rate force persons rate TENNESSEE 2,817,700 2,691, ,798,400 2,688, Chattanooga 231, , , , Hamilton County 151, , , , Marion County 12,810 12, ,710 12, Georgia Portion 67,180 64, ,480 65, Clarksville-Hopkinsville 89,800 85, ,500 85, Montgomery County 60,220 57, ,390 57, Kentucky Portion 29,540 27, ,050 27, Jackson, TN 59,080 56, ,450 57, Chester County 8,310 7, ,440 8, Madison County 50,770 48, ,010 49, Johnson City- Kingsport-Bristol 223, , , , Carter County 25,210 24, ,160 23, Hawkins County 23,710 22, ,330 22, Sullivan County 73,390 70, ,770 70, Unicoi County 7,850 7, ,990 7, Washington County 51,820 49, ,140 49, Virginia Portion 41,870 39, ,240 39, Knoxville 360, , , , Anderson County 36,370 34, ,560 34, Blount County 52,770 50, ,320 49, Knox County 205, , , , Loudon County 21,280 20, ,740 20, Sevier County 36,350 34, ,720 33, Union County 8,060 7, ,870 7, Memphis 564, , , , Fayette County 14,790 13, ,600 13, Shelby County 446, , , , Tipton County 22,960 21, ,600 21, Arkansas Portion 22,720 21, ,680 21, Mississippi Portion 57,460 55, ,300 55, Nashville 670, , , , Cheatham County 20,030 19, ,750 19, Davidson County 308, , , , Dickson County 22,350 21, ,020 21, Robertson County 29,890 28, ,440 28, Rutherford County 99,420 95, ,890 95, Sumner County 71,470 68, ,810 67, Williamson County 70,010 68, ,160 67, Wilson County 49,080 47, ,410 46, Source: Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Development, Employment Security Division, Research and Statistics, CPS Labor Force Summary Employment and Earnings

13 3.9 TABLE 3.9 NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES IN NONAGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS, BY SECTOR, METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS, SELECTED YEARS [In thousands of jobs] MSA and sector CHATTANOOGA Total Mining and construction Manufacturing Transportation Trade Finance Services Government JOHNSON CITY-KINGSPORT-BRISTOL Total Mining and construction Manufacturing Transportation Trade Finance Services Government KNOXVILLE Total Mining and construction Manufacturing Transportation Trade Finance Services Government MEMPHIS Total Mining and construction Manufacturing Transportation Trade Finance Services Government NASHVILLE-DAVIDSON Total Mining and construction Manufacturing Transportation Trade Finance Services Government Note: For area included in each MSA beginning in 1993, see current MSA boundaries in Figure 0.1. Detail may not add to total due to independent rounding. All years prior to 1998 are revised. Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Internet site < 3.9

14 3.10 TABLE 3.10 FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT EMPLOYMENT, PAYROLLS, AND AVERAGE EARNINGS OF CITY GOVERNMENTS, BY SELECTED FUNCTIONS, TENNESSEE CITIES WITH POPULATION OF 100,000 OR MORE, MARCH 2000 Employment Education services Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions Social services and income maintenance Public safety Elementary, Full-time secondary, Streets equivalent and higher Public and City Total employees education Libraries welfare Hospital Health Police Fire Corrections highways Chattanooga 3,275 3,171 (a) (a) (a) 272 Knoxville 2,864 2,686 (a) (a) (a) (a) (a) (a) 132 Memphis 28,174 26,923 15, (a) (a) (a) 2,645 1,685 (a) 146 Nashville-Davidson 20,622 19,632 9, , , Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions (continued) Environment and housing Government Airports, Average administration water March Financial transport, earnings, Housing and Solid Parks Judicial & other and other March full-time Natural community waste and and govt. unallocable payroll employees City resources development Sewerage mgmt. recreation legal admin. Utilities activities (dollars) (dollars) Chattanooga (a) (a) $11,092,366 $3,546 Knoxville (a) ,145,797 3,086 Memphis (a) 165 (a) 1,315 1, , ,255,374 3,024 Nashville-Davidson 18 (a) , ,270,752 3,235 (a) represents zero or rounds to zero. Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Government Employment, March Employment and Earnings

15 3.11 TABLE 3.11 NONAGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT, BY SECTOR, NON-MSA COUNTIES, 2001 Construction and mining Transportation, communication, and utilities Wholesale and retail trade Finance, insurance & real estate Manufacturing Services Government County Total Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Bedford 14,390 5, , , , Benton 4, , Bledsoe 2, , Bradley 37,380 11, , , , , , , Campbell 9,910 1, , , , Cannon 2, Carroll 8,530 2, , , , Claiborne 8,710 3, , , , Clay 2, Cocke 8,170 2, , , , Coffee 23,940 5, , , , Crockett 3,880 1, Cumberland 15,000 2, , , , Decatur 3,760 1, DeKalb 5,310 2, , Dyer 16,840 5, , , , Fentress 3, , Franklin 10,560 2, , , , Gibson 16,840 6, , , , Giles 10,790 4, , , , Grainger 3,710 1, Greene 27,220 8, , , , , , Grundy 2, Hamblen 33,870 14, , , , , , , Hancock 1, Hardeman 7,590 2, , , , Hardin 8,180 2, , , , Haywood 6,100 1, , , Henderson 9,570 4, , , , Henry 12,220 4, , , ,

16 3.11 TABLE 3.11 NONAGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT, BY SECTOR, NON-MSA COUNTIES, 2001 (Continued) Construction Transportation, Wholesale Finance, and communication, and insurance & Manufacturing mining and utilities retail trade real estate Services Government County Total Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Hickman 3, , Houston 1, (D) (D) Humphreys 5,940 1, , , Jackson 2, Jefferson 11,640 2, , , , , Johnson 3, , Lake 1,780 (D) (D) (D) (D) Lauderdale 8,990 3, , , , Lawrence 12,690 3, , , , Lewis 2, Lincoln 8,160 2, , , , McMinn 18,220 7, , , , McNairy 7,880 3, , , , Macon 4,400 1, , Marshall 11,700 6, , , , Maury 33,520 10, , , , , , , Meigs 1, (D) (D) Monroe 12,270 5, , , , Moore 1, (D) (D) Morgan 3, , Obion 15,920 7, , , , Overton 4,820 1, , Perry 2,700 1, Pickett 1, Polk 2, Putnam 31,640 8, , , , , , Rhea 10,820 4, , , , Roane 17,960 2, , , , , Scott 6,810 2, , , , Sequatchie 2, Employment and Earnings

17 3.11 TABLE 3.11 NONAGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT, BY SECTOR, NON-MSA COUNTIES, 2001 (Continued) Construction Transportation, Wholesale Finance, and communication, and insurance & Manufacturing mining and utilities retail trade real estate Services Government County Total Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Smith 5,360 1, , Stewart 2, (D) (D) , Trousdale 1, (D) (D) Van Buren 1, Warren 14,520 6, , , , Wayne 4,200 1, , Weakley 12,130 2, , , , White 7,350 3, , , , Note: Percentages computed by the Center for Business and Economic Research. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosing operations of individual companies. Source: Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Development, Employment Security Division, Research and Statistics, Annual Averages: Labor Force and Nonagricultural Employment Estimates,

18 3.12 TABLE 3.12 EMPLOYMENT, BY OCCUPATION, COUNTIES, 2000 Management, Professional and related occupations Healthcare Sales Office business, Computer Community practitioners and and and and and and related adminfinancial mathe- social technical occu- istrative County Total¹ operations Total matical services occupations pations support Anderson 31,309 3,319 6, ,522 3,090 4,883 Bedford 18,522 1,817 2, ,634 2,412 Benton 6, Bledsoe 4, Blount 50,065 5,415 9, ,806 5,511 7,266 Bradley 42,469 4,204 6, ,733 4,349 6,265 Campbell 14, , ,277 1,847 Cannon 5, Carroll 12,772 1,104 1, ,455 Carter 25,628 2,036 4, ,488 2,647 3,641 Cheatham 18,356 1,942 3, ,640 2,929 Chester 7, , ,027 Claiborne 11, , ,464 Clay 3, Cocke 14,041 1,047 1, ,333 1,458 Coffee 21,968 2,312 3, ,419 2,521 Crockett 6, Cumberland 18,818 1,723 2, ,087 2,220 2,434 Davidson 291,283 43,612 64,761 7, ,584 33,259 49,846 Decatur 5, DeKalb 7, , Dickson 20,664 1,973 2, ,230 3,164 Dyer 16,615 1,755 2, ,745 2,148 Fayette 12,783 1,583 1, ,329 1,847 Fentress 6, Franklin 17,529 1,620 3, ,761 2,299 Gibson 21,405 2,189 2, ,870 2,650 Giles 13,800 1,225 1, ,243 1,741 Grainger 8, ,033 Greene 28,882 2,651 4, ,336 2,356 3,468 Grundy 5, Hamblen 27,430 2,574 3, ,864 3,411 Hamilton 149,166 20,174 29,796 2, ,606 17,570 23,012 Hancock 2, Hardeman 10, , ,271 Hardin 10, , ,107 Hawkins 22,728 1,753 3, ,059 2,087 2,617 Haywood 8, , Henderson 11,703 1,019 1, ,120 1,485 Henry 13,634 1,282 1, ,581 1,697 Hickman 9, , ,206 Houston 3, Humphreys 8, ,074 Jackson 4, Jefferson 20,664 1,760 2, ,180 2,696 Johnson 6, Knox 187,717 25,136 43,786 4, ,830 25,299 29,119 Lake 2, Lauderdale 10, , ,320 Lawrence 17,139 1,357 2, ,516 2, Employment and Earnings

19 3.12 TABLE 3.12 EMPLOYMENT, BY OCCUPATION, COUNTIES, 2000 (Continued) Trans- Farming, Installation, portation Service occupations fishing, Construction main- and Protective and and tenance, material Total services Other forestry extraction and repair Production moving County 4, , ,210 1,453 3,351 1,641 Anderson 2, , ,128 1,126 3,933 1,670 Bedford 1, , Benton , Bledsoe 7, , ,347 2,456 5,858 3,712 Blount 4, , ,568 2,110 7,706 3,438 Bradley 2, , , ,638 1,462 Campbell , Cannon 1, , ,737 1,302 Carroll 4, , ,056 1,334 3,763 1,758 Carter 2, , ,920 1,167 1,609 1,503 Cheatham , Chester 1, , , ,304 1,294 Claiborne Clay 2, , , ,707 1,222 Cocke 2, , ,547 1,125 3,593 1,608 Coffee , Crockett 2, , , ,645 1,525 Cumberland 40,300 4,601 35, ,240 9,172 17,701 17,044 Davidson , Decatur , DeKalb 2, , ,084 1,141 2,573 1,706 Dickson 2, , ,962 1,662 Dyer 1, , , ,353 1,113 Fayette , Fentress 2, , , ,386 1,193 Franklin 2, , ,095 1,119 5,152 1,984 Gibson 1, , ,467 1,280 Giles , Grainger 4, , ,714 1,336 6,227 2,447 Greene , Grundy 3, , ,485 1,135 6,222 2,710 Hamblen 20,641 2,324 18, ,468 4,881 15,431 10,004 Hamilton Hancock 1, , ,876 1,050 Hardeman 1, , , ,817 1,283 Hardin 2, , ,467 1,203 5,417 2,093 Hawkins 1, , , Haywood 1, , ,865 1,074 Henderson 1, , ,344 1,389 Henry 1, , , , Hickman Houston 1, , Humphreys , Jackson 3, , , ,141 1,858 Jefferson 1, , Johnson 27,304 3,154 24, ,437 6,398 11,542 10,342 Knox Lake 1, , , Lauderdale 2, , , ,689 1,771 Lawrence 3.12

20 3.12 TABLE 3.12 EMPLOYMENT, BY OCCUPATION, COUNTIES, 2000 (Continued) Management, Professional and related occupations Healthcare Sales Office business, Computer Community practitioners and and and and and and related adminfinancial mathe- social technical occu- istrative County Total¹ operations Total matical services occupations pations support Lewis 4, Lincoln 14,762 1,682 2, ,631 1,847 Loudon 18,072 2,029 2, ,004 2,570 McMinn 21,947 2,062 2, ,915 2,613 McNairy 10, , ,032 1,226 Macon 9, ,228 Madison 43,558 4,843 8, ,982 5,115 6,254 Marion 12,056 1,084 1, ,096 1,633 Marshall 13,086 1,287 1, ,176 1,463 Maury 34,164 3,392 5, ,743 3,293 4,944 Meigs 4, Monroe 16,219 1,039 2, ,424 1,805 Montgomery 54,703 5,563 9, ,364 5,919 8,202 Moore 2, Morgan 7, Obion 14,774 1,185 1, ,433 1,947 Overton 8, , Perry 3, Pickett 2, Polk 6, Putnam 29,694 2,982 5, ,148 3,548 3,993 Rhea 12, , ,024 1,527 Roane 22,773 2,004 4, ,091 1,970 3,132 Robertson 27,534 3,281 3, ,933 4,667 Rutherford 95,968 12,498 16,744 1, ,348 11,244 15,615 Scott 7, , Sequatchie 4, Sevier 35,212 3,601 4, ,176 5,567 5,026 Shelby 408,221 55,467 80,676 9, ,264 49,385 73,341 Smith 8, ,141 Stewart 4, Sullivan 68,098 6,876 12, ,851 9,089 9,472 Sumner 65,926 8,861 11,033 1, ,047 8,372 11,100 Tipton 23,280 2,415 3, ,246 4,033 Trousdale 3, Unicoi 7, , ,084 Union 7, Van Buren 2, Warren 17,847 1,622 1, ,741 1,998 Washington 51,358 5,817 10, ,301 6,894 7,263 Wayne 6, Weakley 15,828 1,253 2, ,534 1,962 White 10, , ,035 1,270 Williamson 65,562 14,904 15,274 1, ,516 9,835 8,464 Wilson 46,621 6,671 8, ,559 5,840 7, Employment and Earnings

21 3.12 TABLE 3.12 EMPLOYMENT, BY OCCUPATION, COUNTIES, 2000 (Continued) Trans- Farming, Installation, portation Service occupations fishing, Construction main- and Protective and and tenance, material Total services Other forestry extraction and repair Production moving County , Lewis 1, , ,838 1,105 Lincoln 2, , , ,820 1,279 Loudon 2, , ,457 1,032 5,170 2,093 McMinn 1, , ,505 1,009 McNairy 1, , Macon 6, , ,198 1,652 5,602 2,961 Madison 1, , , ,353 1,295 Marion 1, , ,490 1,111 Marshall 4, , ,248 1,833 6,137 2,433 Maury , Meigs 1, , , ,230 1,332 Monroe 9,066 1,248 7, ,423 2,606 5,954 4,400 Montgomery Moore 1, , Morgan 2, , ,399 1,431 Obion 1, , , Overton Perry Pickett , Polk 4, , ,331 1,232 4,466 2,095 Putnam 1, , , Rhea 3, , ,796 1,227 3,496 1,664 Roane 3, , ,108 1,510 3,681 2,128 Robertson 12,047 1,411 10, ,450 4,474 10,501 7,184 Rutherford , Scott , Sequatchie 6, , ,062 1,573 3,241 1,899 Sevier 58,351 10,465 47, ,848 14,237 24,800 34,637 Shelby , Smith Stewart 9, , ,359 3,257 8,138 4,752 Sullivan 7, , ,202 2,917 7,398 4,302 Sumner 2, , ,001 1,663 2,979 1,893 Tipton Trousdale 1, , Unicoi 1, , , Union Van Buren 2, , , ,047 1,451 Warren 7, , ,669 2,033 5,496 3,004 Washington , Wayne 2, , ,118 1,307 Weakley 1, ,597 1,023 White 6, , ,773 1,697 3,788 2,283 Williamson 5, , ,682 2,168 4,569 3,334 Wilson 1. Employed civilian population aged 16 years and older. Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Census 2000 Summary File 3, Tennessee. 3.12

22 3.13 TABLE 3.13 FEMALE EMPLOYMENT, BY OCCUPATION, COUNTIES, 2000 Management, Professional and related occupations Healthcare Sales Office business, Computer Community practitioners and and and and and and related adminfinancial mathe- social technical occu- istrative County Total¹ operations Total matical services occupations pations support Anderson 14,571 1,496 3, ,106 1,674 3,862 Bedford 8, , ,836 Benton 2, Bledsoe 2, Blount 23,271 2,179 5, ,298 2,687 5,362 Bradley 19,216 1,533 3, ,262 2,303 4,476 Campbell 6, , ,360 Cannon 2, Carroll 5, , ,097 Carter 11, , ,057 1,440 2,765 Cheatham 8, , ,358 Chester 3, Claiborne 5, , ,127 Clay 1, Cocke 6, ,120 Coffee 9, , ,251 1,930 Crockett 2, Cumberland 8, , ,270 1,852 Davidson 138,912 20,177 35,052 2, ,787 16,169 36,202 Decatur 2, DeKalb 3, Dickson 9, , ,193 2,597 Dyer 7, , ,694 Fayette 5, , ,405 Fentress 2, Franklin 8, , ,779 Gibson 9, , ,000 2,062 Giles 6, , ,407 Grainger 3, Greene 13, , ,077 1,187 2,554 Grundy 2, Hamblen 11,788 1,009 2, ,478 2,411 Hamilton 70,169 8,414 16, ,927 8,603 17,319 Hancock 1, Hardeman 4, ,006 Hardin 4, Hawkins 10, , ,293 2,024 Haywood 4, Henderson 5, , ,129 Henry 6, , ,310 Hickman 3, Houston 1, Humphreys 3, Jackson 2, Jefferson 9, , ,172 2,076 Johnson 2, Knox 86,821 10,158 22,750 1, ,580 11,784 21,792 Lake 1, Lauderdale 4, ,064 Lawrence 7, , , Employment and Earnings

23 3.13 TABLE 3.13 FEMALE EMPLOYMENT, BY OCCUPATION, COUNTIES, 2000 (Continued) Trans- Farming, Installation, portation Service occupations fishing, Construction main- and Protective and and tenance, material Total services Other forestry extraction and repair Production moving County 2, , Anderson 1, , , Bedford Benton Bledsoe 4, , , Blount 3, , , Bradley 1, , , Campbell Cannon 1, , , Carroll 2, , , Carter 1, , Cheatham Chester 1, Claiborne Clay 1, , , Cocke 1, , , Coffee Crockett 1, , , Cumberland 21,684 1,259 20, ,010 2,446 Davidson Decatur DeKalb 1, , Dickson 1, , , Dyer 1, , Fayette Fentress 1, , , Franklin 1, , , Gibson , Giles Grainger 2, , , Greene Grundy 2, , , Hamblen 11, , ,388 1,907 Hamilton Hancock 1, Hardeman 1, , Hardin 1, , , Hawkins , Haywood , Henderson 1, , , Henry Hickman Houston Humphreys Jackson 2, , , Jefferson Johnson 14, , ,831 1,295 Knox Lake , Lauderdale 1, , , Lawrence 3.13