ESTIMATED NONFARM EMPLOYMENT IN VERMONT
(not seasonally adjusted)
	PRELIM	REVISED	REVISED	CHANGES FROM
INDUSTRY BY NAICS	Jan-10	Dec-09	Jan-09	Dec-09	Jan-09
TOTAL NONFARM	294,400	301,950	299,250	-7,550	-4,850
TOTAL PRIVATE	239,700	244,650	244,250	-4,950	-4,550
GOODS PRODUCING	40,500	43,050	45,600	-2,550	-5,100
MANUFACTURING	29,600	30,950	32,600	-1,350	-3,000
Durable Goods	20,850	21,950	23,600	-1,100	-2,750
Computer & Electrical Equipment Mfg.	7,600	7,800	8,550	-200	-950
Fabricated Metal Products Mfg.	2,350	2,350	2,450	0	-100
Non-Durable Goods	8,750	9,000	9,000	-250	-250
Food Mfg.	3,900	4,050	3,900	-150	0
CONSTRUCTION	10,200	11,350	12,250	-1,150	-2,050
MINING & LOGGING	700	750	750	-50	-50
SERVICE-PROVIDING	253,900	258,900	253,650	-5,000	250
TRADE, TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES	53,500	56,350	56,500	-2,850	-3,000
Wholesale Trade	9,650	10,000	9,750	-350	-100
Retail Trade	35,800	37,850	38,350	-2,050	-2,550
Food & Beverage Stores	10,100	10,250	10,100	-150	0
General Merchandise Store	2,900	3,100	2,750	-200	150
Transportation, Warehousing and Utilities	8,050	8,500	8,400	-450	-350
Utilities	1,700	1,700	1,700	0	0
Transportation & Warehousing	6,350	6,800	6,700	-450	-350
INFORMATION	5,350	5,400	5,650	-50	-300
FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES	12,400	12,600	12,550	-200	-150
Finance & Insurance	9,450	9,550	9,450	-100	0
Real Estate, Rental & Leasing	2,950	3,050	3,100	-100	-150
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS SERVICES	20,900	22,050	21,350	-1,150	-450
Professional, Scientific and Technical	12,700	12,950	13,100	-250	-400
Administrative, Support and Waste	7,900	8,800	7,850	-900	50
EDUCATIONAL AND HEALTH SERVICES	60,700	61,300	58,150	-600	2,550
Educational Services	12,700	13,500	12,500	-800	200
College, Universities and Professional	7,250	7,750	6,950	-500	300
Health Care and Social Assistance	48,000	47,800	45,650	200	2,350
Ambulatory Health Care Services	15,900	16,050	15,600	-150	300
Hospitals	13,000	12,800	12,350	200	650
Nursing and Residential Care Facilities	6,900	6,900	6,850	0	50
LEISURE AND HOSPITALITY	36,700	34,300	34,950	2,400	1,750
Arts, Entertainment and Recreation	3,300	3,350	3,700	-50	-400
Accommodation and Food Services	33,400	30,950	31,250	2,450	2,150
Accommodations	16,400	14,350	13,950	2,050	2,450
Hotels & Motels	14,300	12,800	13,100	1,500	1,200
Food Services and Drinking Places	17,000	16,600	17,300	400	-300
OTHER SERVICES	9,650	9,600	9,500	50	150
GOVERNMENT	54,700	57,300	55,000	-2,600	-300
Federal Government	6,450	6,450	6,450	0	0
State Government Education	7,750	9,550	7,900	-1,800	-150
Local Government Education	24,500	25,150	24,250	-650	250
Other State Government	9,050	8,900	9,400	150	-350
Other Local Government	6,950	7,250	7,000	-300	-50
NOTE: DATA COMPLIED IN COOPERATION WITH THE U.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS
ESTIMATES ARE PRELIMINARY AND SUBJECT TO REVISION.  SEE ANNUAL SUMMARY FOR DETAILS
Beginning with the January ’09 estimates CES has implemented a change to the
Super Sector previously titled “Natural Resources & Mining” to “Mining & Logging”.
It’s merely a change of title to better reflect the true makeup of the Super Sector in CES.