Vermont Department of Labor
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Rutland Labor Market Area1 - 2015
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NAICS
Code		 NAICS Industry Establishments Employment Total Wages Average Wage
2015 % chg
from
2014		 2015 % chg
from
2014		 2015 % chg
from
2014		 2015 % chg
from
2014
-- Total Covered - all ownerships 1,665 -1.1 21,420 0.2
$  912,195,570
 2.0
$  42,585
 1.8
Private ownership
  --   Private ownership 1,569 -1.1 18,259 0.6
$  772,228,989
 2.3
$  42,292
 1.7
    --     Goods Producing domain 280 -1.1 3,842 -0.3
$  207,700,914
 0.8
$  54,060
 1.1
      --       Natural Resources and Mining supersector 20 0.0 238 0.4
$  14,331,824
 4.0
$  60,133
 3.4
        11         Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting 14 7.7 33 (c)
$  863,948
 (c)
$  25,918
 (c)
          111           Crop production 5 -16.7 19 -20.8
$  500,452
 -16.4
$  26,110
 4.3
          112           Animal production and aquaculture 1 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
          113           Forestry and logging 6 50.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
            1131             Timber tract operations 1 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
            1133             Logging 5 66.7 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
          115           Agriculture and forestry support activities 2 100.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
        21         Mining 5 -28.6 205 (c)
$  13,467,876
 (c)
$  65,697
 (c)
          212           Mining, except oil and gas 5 -28.6 205 (c)
$  13,467,876
 (c)
$  65,697
 (c)
      --       Construction supersector 197 -0.5 973 6.1
$  42,320,188
 12.1
$  43,514
 5.7
        23         Construction 197 -0.5 973 6.1
$  42,320,188
 12.1
$  43,514
 5.7
          236           Construction of buildings 56 1.8 249 1.6
$  10,580,967
 10.4
$  42,437
 8.6
          237           Heavy and civil engineering construction 6 -14.3 50 -13.8
$  2,544,722
 -13.8
$  51,150
 -0.2
          238           Specialty trade contractors 135 -0.7 673 9.6
$  29,194,499
 15.8
$  43,348
 5.6
      --       Manufacturing supersector 63 -4.5 2,631 -2.6
$  151,048,902
 -2.3
$  57,408
 0.2
        31-33         Manufacturing 63 -4.5 2,631 -2.6
$  151,048,902
 -2.3
$  57,408
 0.2
          --           Durable Goods manufacturing 35 -10.3 2,115 -7.0
$  135,603,890
 -4.1
$  64,123
 3.1
            321             Wood product manufacturing 9 -10.0 197 -36.2
$  8,292,081
 -24.4
$  42,092
 18.6
            327             Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing 9 -10.0 187 -3.1
$  8,358,833
 -6.9
$  44,720
 -3.7
            332             Fabricated metal product manufacturing 5 0.0 244 -3.9
$  9,845,459
 0.8
$  40,323
 5.0
            333             Machinery manufacturing 1 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
            334             Computer and electronic product manufacturing 2 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
            335             Electrical equipment and appliance manufacturing 2 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
            336             Transportation equipment manufacturing 3 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
            337             Furniture and related product manufacturing 3 -25.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
            339             Miscellaneous manufacturing 2 -33.3 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
          --           Non-Durable Goods manufacturing 29 3.6 516 21.1
$  15,445,011
 16.6
$  29,908
 -3.7
            311             Food manufacturing 12 9.1 311 23.4
$  7,562,919
 22.5
$  24,318
 -0.9
            312             Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing 1 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
            314             Textile product mills manufacturing 2 -33.3 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
            316             Leather and allied product manufacturing 1 -- (c) -- (c) -- (c) --
            323             Printing and related support activities manufacturing 8 14.3 126 44.8
$  4,667,986
 37.7
$  37,195
 -4.1
            324             Petroleum and coal products manufacturing 2 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
            325             Chemical manufacturing 2 -33.3 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
            326             Plastics and rubber products manufacturing 1 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
    --     Service Providing domain 1,290 -1.1 14,417 0.8
$  564,528,075
 2.9
$  39,156
 2.1
      --       Trade, Transportation, and Utilities supersector 395 -0.3 4,743 -0.9
$  184,232,398
 0.8
$  38,842
 1.7
        42         Wholesale trade 100 7.5 721 4.2
$  36,337,344
 12.7
$  50,422
 8.1
          423           Merchant wholesalers, durable goods 52 6.1 259 7.0
$  13,661,323
 17.8
$  52,848
 10.2
          424           Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods 34 6.3 446 2.5
$  21,209,321
 9.1
$  47,572
 6.5
          425           Electronic markets and agents and brokers 14 16.7 16 14.3
$  1,466,700
 21.0
$  89,800
 7.4
        44-45         Retail trade 264 -2.9 2,970 -3.7
$  88,103,305
 -0.4
$  29,668
 3.5
          441           Motor vehicle and parts dealers 48 -2.0 586 -1.0
$  24,393,252
 1.5
$  41,627
 2.5
          442           Furniture and home furnishings stores 10 0.0 51 -3.8
$  1,828,815
 10.5
$  35,918
 14.7
          443           Electronics and appliance stores 15 -6.3 73 14.1
$  3,218,899
 24.9
$  44,297
 9.1
          444           Building material and garden supply stores 17 -5.6 257 -4.1
$  8,575,173
 2.1
$  33,377
 6.6
          445           Food and beverage stores 30 3.4 639 0.5
$  13,700,988
 1.5
$  21,450
 1.2
          446           Health and personal care stores 19 -5.0 230 -6.5
$  9,776,221
 -2.5
$  42,567
 4.5
          447           Gasoline stations 33 3.1 235 2.2
$  4,369,913
 6.8
$  18,595
 4.3
          448           Clothing and clothing accessories stores 21 0.0 147 5.8
$  2,944,354
 4.3
$  20,052
 -1.4
          451           Sporting goods, hobby, musical instrument, and book stores 15 -6.3 111 -26.0
$  1,803,486
 -39.5
$  16,248
 -18.2
          452           General merchandise stores 12 -7.7 332 -16.2
$  7,120,712
 -12.2
$  21,427
 4.6
          453           Miscellaneous store retailers 27 -3.6 176 -2.2
$  3,996,233
 1.1
$  22,716
 3.2
          454           Nonstore retailers 19 -5.0 134 3.1
$  6,375,259
 1.6
$  47,695
 -0.8
        48-49         Transportation and warehousing 27 3.8 654 9.7
$  21,102,337
 7.7
$  32,250
 -1.9
          481           Air transportation 1 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
          484           Truck transportation 17 0.0 120 -16.7
$  6,374,867
 -9.9
$  53,051
 8.2
          485           Transit and ground passenger transportation 1 -- (c) -- (c) -- (c) --
          488           Support activities for transportation 4 0.0 15 15.4
$  669,137
 22.0
$  43,403
 2.8
          491           Postal service 1 -50.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
          492           Couriers and messengers 2 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
          493           Warehousing and storage 1 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
        22         Utilities 4 0.0 398 -4.3
$  38,689,413
 -9.0
$  97,108
 -5.1
          221           Utilities 4 0.0 398 -4.3
$  38,689,413
 -9.0
$  97,108
 -5.1
      --       Information supersector 24 -7.7 266 1.1
$  13,038,897
 1.9
$  49,003
 0.6
        51         Information 24 -7.7 266 1.1
$  13,038,897
 1.9
$  49,003
 0.6
          511           Publishing industries, except Internet 3 -25.0 81 -4.7
$  3,552,479
 -3.1
$  43,678
 1.5
          512           Motion picture and sound recording industries 1 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
          515           Broadcasting, except Internet 1 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
          517           Telecommunications 11 -8.3 116 6.4
$  7,434,924
 4.1
$  64,372
 -1.8
          518           Data processing, hosting and related services 4 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
          519           Other information services 4 0.0 22 0.0
$  700,431
 3.4
$  31,247
 1.1
      --       Financial Activities supersector 92 -8.9 547 -4.2
$  28,750,629
 -1.3
$  52,513
 3.0
        52         Finance and insurance 51 -7.3 388 -5.1
$  22,944,320
 -1.9
$  59,084
 3.2
          522           Credit intermediation and related activities 17 0.0 236 0.0
$  11,631,281
 5.9
$  49,355
 6.2
          523           Securities, commodity contracts, investments 6 -14.3 30 -11.8
$  5,025,974
 -11.9
$  170,372
 0.3
          524           Insurance carriers and related activities 29 -6.5 123 -11.5
$  6,287,065
 -6.1
$  51,045
 5.7
        53         Real estate and rental and leasing 41 -10.9 159 -2.5
$  5,806,309
 1.1
$  36,480
 3.4
          531           Real estate 30 -11.8 83 -7.8
$  2,648,409
 -5.8
$  31,814
 2.0
          532           Rental and leasing services 8 -11.1 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
          533           Lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets 3 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
      --       Professional and Business Services supersector 295 -1.0 1,768 3.5
$  81,352,175
 4.1
$  46,020
 0.7
        54         Professional and technical services 176 -2.2 574 -2.4
$  33,853,044
 3.5
$  58,960
 6.0
          541           Professional and technical services 176 -2.2 574 -2.4
$  33,853,044
 3.5
$  58,960
 6.0
        55         Management of companies and enterprises 10 0.0 318 10.4
$  21,812,606
 5.5
$  68,575
 -4.3
          551           Management of companies and enterprises 10 0.0 318 10.4
$  21,812,606
 5.5
$  68,575
 -4.3
        56         Administrative and waste services 109 0.9 876 5.3
$  25,686,525
 3.8
$  29,339
 -1.4
          561           Administrative and support services 100 0.0 780 5.8
$  20,799,105
 3.6
$  26,671
 -2.0
          562           Waste management and remediation services 8 0.0 96 1.1
$  4,887,420
 4.6
$  51,088
 3.4
      --       Education and Health Services supersector 186 1.6 4,554 2.3
$  208,086,568
 4.5
$  45,695
 2.2
        61         Educational services 15 0.0 140 11.1
$  4,281,014
 19.0
$  30,670
 7.0
          611           Educational services 15 0.0 140 11.1
$  4,281,014
 19.0
$  30,670
 7.0
            6111             Elementary and secondary schools 1 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
            6113             Colleges and universities 2 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
            6116             Other schools and instruction 11 0.0 46 -2.1
$  991,208
 1.7
$  21,509
 3.0
            6117             Educational support services 1 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
        62         Health care and social assistance 171 1.8 4,414 2.0
$  203,805,554
 4.3
$  46,170
 2.2
          621           Ambulatory health care services 106 -4.5 1,338 1.0
$  63,680,916
 4.4
$  47,600
 3.4
          622           Hospitals 1 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
          623           Nursing and residential care facilities 21 0.0 881 -2.9
$  25,422,968
 2.9
$  28,871
 6.0
          624           Social assistance 43 19.4 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
      --       Leisure and Hospitality supersector 158 0.6 1,890 2.4
$  32,017,073
 8.2
$  16,941
 5.7
        71         Arts, entertainment, and recreation 27 -3.6 171 6.2
$  2,983,155
 1.4
$  17,479
 -4.6
          711           Performing arts and spectator sports 11 -8.3 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
          712           Museums, historical sites, zoos, and parks 2 -33.3 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
          713           Amusements, gambling, and recreation 13 0.0 123 9.8
$  2,056,228
 1.0
$  16,740
 -7.9
        72         Accommodation and food services 131 0.8 1,719 2.0
$  29,033,918
 9.0
$  16,888
 6.9
          721           Accommodation 28 -3.4 334 3.1
$  6,887,886
 5.6
$  20,622
 2.3
            7211             Traveler accommodation 21 -4.5 306 3.4
$  6,369,435
 6.0
$  20,798
 2.5
              72111               Hotels and motels, except casino hotels 17 0.0 288 2.9
$  6,088,124
 5.2
$  21,109
 2.0
              72119               Other traveler accommodation 4 0.0 18 12.5
$  281,311
 26.6
$  15,775
 15.4
            7212             RV parks and recreational camps 6 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
            7213             Rooming and boarding houses 1 0.0 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)
          722           Food services and drinking places 103 2.0 1,385 1.7
$  22,146,032
 10.1
$  15,987
 8.3
      --       Other services, except public administration supersector 141 -2.1 649 -3.1
$  17,050,334
 -0.2
$  26,268
 2.9
        81         Other services, except public administration 141 -2.1 649 -3.1
$  17,050,334
 -0.2
$  26,268
 2.9
          811           Repair and maintenance 59 1.7 232 0.0
$  7,905,333
 3.4
$  34,063
 3.5
          812           Personal and laundry services 41 -6.8 251 -2.0
$  5,780,937
 2.2
$  23,047
 4.3
          813           Membership associations and organizations 21 5.0 125 -2.3
$  2,753,523
 -12.8
$  22,043
 -10.6
          814           Private households 21 0.0 41 -22.6
$  610,541
 -3.7
$  14,801
 24.8
Government total
  --   Government total 95 -2.1 3,161 -1.8
$  139,966,580
 0.2
$  44,278
 2.0
Federal government
  --   Federal Government 28 -3.4 235 2.2
$  14,836,967
 3.2
$  63,159
 0.9
    --     Service Providing domain 28 -3.4 235 2.2
$  14,836,967
 3.2
$  63,159
 0.9
      --       Trade, Transportation, and Utilities supersector 14 0.0 99 2.1
$  5,175,789
 5.2
$  52,019
 2.4
        48-49         Transportation and warehousing 14 0.0 99 2.1
$  5,175,789
 5.2
$  52,019
 2.4
          491           Postal service 14 0.0 99 2.1
$  5,175,789
 5.2
$  52,019
 2.4
      --       Public administration supersector 14 -6.7 135 1.5
$  9,661,178
 2.1
$  71,344
 0.2
        92         Public administration 14 -6.7 135 1.5
$  9,661,178
 2.1
$  71,344
 0.2
          921           Executive, legislative and general government 1 0.0 5 -16.7
$  282,380
 -13.8
$  57,429
 2.2
          922           Justice, public order, and safety activities 4 0.0 30 0.0
$  2,923,221
 -0.9
$  99,092
 1.9
          923           Administration of human resource programs 2 0.0 27 8.0
$  1,884,040
 8.1
$  68,718
 -2.1
          924           Administration of environmental programs 4 0.0 57 3.6
$  3,777,728
 2.7
$  66,180
 -0.1
          926           Administration of economic programs 2 -33.3 8 14.3
$  308,177
 8.9
$  41,090
 7.7
          928           National security and international affairs 1 0.0 9 0.0
$  485,632
 1.8
$  53,959
 1.8
State government
  --   State government 24 0.0 1,080 -3.6
$  50,398,448
 -1.0
$  46,672
 2.6
    --     Service Providing domain 24 0.0 1,080 -3.6
$  50,398,448
 -1.0
$  46,672
 2.6
      --       Trade, Transportation, and Utilities supersector 4 0.0 64 3.2
$  2,740,130
 -17.0
$  42,759
 -20.1
        48-49         Transportation and warehousing 4 0.0 64 3.2
$  2,740,130
 -17.0
$  42,759
 -20.1
          488           Support activities for transportation 4 0.0 64 3.2
$  2,740,130
 -17.0
$  42,759
 -20.1
      --       Professional and Business Services supersector 2 0.0 23 -8.0
$  996,882
 -12.2
$  43,500
 -6.1
        56         Administrative and waste services 2 0.0 23 -8.0
$  996,882
 -12.2
$  43,500
 -6.1
          561           Administrative and support services 2 0.0 23 -8.0
$  996,882
 -12.2
$  43,500
 -6.1
      --       Education and Health Services supersector 6 0.0 609 -2.4
$  25,811,744
 1.4
$  42,401
 3.9
        61         Educational services 3 0.0 502 -2.3
$  19,901,827
 1.7
$  39,645
 4.1
          611           Educational services 3 0.0 502 -2.3
$  19,901,827
 1.7
$  39,645
 4.1
            6112             Junior colleges 1 0.0 61 -10.3
$  1,717,101
 7.2
$  28,304
 20.0
            6113             Colleges and universities 2 0.0 441 -1.1
$  18,184,726
 1.2
$  41,204
 2.3
        62         Health care and social assistance 3 0.0 107 -2.7
$  5,909,917
 0.3
$  55,362
 3.1
          624           Social assistance 3 0.0 107 -2.7
$  5,909,917
 0.3
$  55,362
 3.1
      --       Public administration supersector 12 0.0 384 -6.3
$  20,849,692
 -0.9
$  54,284
 5.8
        92         Public administration 12 0.0 384 -6.3
$  20,849,692
 -0.9
$  54,284
 5.8
          921           Executive, legislative and general government 1 0.0 27 -6.9
$  1,310,153
 -4.2
$  49,440
 6.0
          922           Justice, public order, and safety activities 7 0.0 277 -8.3
$  15,522,297
 -2.4
$  56,054
 6.5
          923           Administration of human resource programs 1 0.0 29 -6.5
$  1,452,672
 8.9
$  49,523
 16.3
          924           Administration of environmental programs 2 0.0 38 15.2
$  1,976,162
 9.2
$  52,580
 -5.3
          926           Administration of economic programs 1 0.0 14 -6.7
$  588,408
 -4.7
$  42,793
 1.1
Local government
  --   Local government 43 -2.3 1,846 -1.2
$  74,731,165
 0.5
$  40,475
 1.7
    --     Goods Producing domain 1 0.0 22 -8.3
$  1,507,494
 -6.6
$  67,248
 1.8
      --       Construction supersector 1 0.0 22 -8.3
$  1,507,494
 -6.6
$  67,248
 1.8
        23         Construction 1 0.0 22 -8.3
$  1,507,494
 -6.6
$  67,248
 1.8
          237           Heavy and civil engineering construction 1 0.0 22 -8.3
$  1,507,494
 -6.6
$  67,248
 1.8
    --     Service Providing domain 42 -2.3 1,824 -1.1
$  73,223,671
 0.6
$  40,146
 1.8
      --       Trade, Transportation, and Utilities supersector 4 0.0 95 -5.9
$  4,244,765
 -1.9
$  44,487
 4.2
        48-49         Transportation and warehousing 1 0.0 68 -6.8
$  2,523,595
 -0.3
$  37,203
 6.6
          485           Transit and ground passenger transportation 1 0.0 68 -6.8
$  2,523,595
 -0.3
$  37,203
 6.6
        22         Utilities 3 0.0 28 -3.4
$  1,721,170
 -4.1
$  62,400
 0.2
          221           Utilities 3 0.0 28 -3.4
$  1,721,170
 -4.1
$  62,400
 0.2
      --       Education and Health Services supersector 14 -6.7 1,310 -0.4
$  53,076,352
 1.1
$  40,532
 1.5
        61         Educational services 13 -7.1 1,303 -0.5
$  52,848,976
 1.0
$  40,554
 1.5
          611           Educational services 13 -7.1 1,303 -0.5
$  52,848,976
 1.0
$  40,554
 1.5
            6111             Elementary and secondary schools 13 -7.1 1,303 -0.5
$  52,848,976
 1.0
$  40,554
 1.5
        62         Health care and social assistance 1 0.0 6 0.0
$  227,376
 8.5
$  35,903
 2.8
          624           Social assistance 1 0.0 6 0.0
$  227,376
 8.5
$  35,903
 2.8
      --       Leisure and Hospitality supersector 1 -50.0 33 -10.8
$  841,591
 -0.5
$  25,311
 12.0
        71         Arts, entertainment, and recreation 1 -50.0 33 -10.8
$  841,591
 -0.5
$  25,311
 12.0
          713           Amusements, gambling, and recreation 1 -50.0 33 -10.8
$  841,591
 -0.5
$  25,311
 12.0
      --       Public administration supersector 23 0.0 386 -1.0
$  15,060,963
 0.0
$  39,043
 1.1
        92         Public administration 23 0.0 386 -1.0
$  15,060,963
 0.0
$  39,043
 1.1
          921           Executive, legislative and general government 15 0.0 196 -3.4
$  5,135,841
 -0.8
$  26,237
 2.8
          922           Justice, public order, and safety activities 2 0.0 120 0.0
$  6,683,134
 -0.9
$  55,848
 -0.8
          923           Administration of human resource programs 1 0.0 33 6.5
$  1,536,905
 1.9
$  45,992
 -4.2
          924           Administration of environmental programs 2 0.0 12 0.0
$  470,107
 4.2
$  40,879
 4.2
          925           Community and housing program administration 2 0.0 23 0.0
$  1,092,236
 5.8
$  46,643
 1.7
          926           Administration of economic programs 1 0.0 2 0.0
$  142,740
 -4.1
$  71,370
 -4.1
 
Business activities are classified in accordance with the North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS).
note: As of April 3, 2007, two changes that impact how data is published took effect and were applied to historical data.
   (1) Changes in publication rules now allow publication of the number of establishments in industries that otherwise do not meet disclosure standards. Employment and wage data for these industries will remain confidential. Also remaining confidential is information which may identify any privately owned firm or their data.
   (2) To ensure consistency from year to year, the two NAICS industries 334 Computer and Electronic product MFG and 335 Electrical Equipment and Appliance MFG will now be published separately. Previously, these industries were combined in some years and not others depending if NAICS 334 was confidential. Historically, Computer MFG often was confidential statewide prompting this special treatment, but, in part due to the change from SIC to NAICS, this is no longer the case.
(c)Data cannot be released, does not meet confidentiality standards.
--Zero establishments, employment or wages.
1Labor Market Areas are NECTA based and area names are common language titles. Offical names, incompassing cities and towns, and how Labor Market Areas are defined is available at 2015 Labor Market Areas.
source: Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages Program (QCEW) produced by the Economic and Labor Market Information Division of the Vermont Department of Labor in cooperation with the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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