State |
Number of employees |
State |
Number of employees |
Alabama |
26,149 |
Montana |
6,566 |
Alaska |
(1) |
Nebraska |
27,381 |
Arizona |
37,218 |
Nevada |
10,909 |
Arkansas |
13,331 |
New Hampshire |
13,676 |
California |
201,981 |
New Jersey |
76,584 |
Colorado |
37,946 |
New Mexico |
8,154 |
Connecticut |
66,129 |
New York |
152,665 |
Delaware |
7,405 |
North Carolina |
50,425 |
D.C. |
3,624 |
North Dakota |
7,649 |
Florida |
137,219 |
Ohio |
103,949 |
Georgia |
68,516 |
Oklahoma |
21,414 |
Hawaii |
7,170 |
Oregon |
26,103 |
Idaho |
8,357 |
Pennsylvania |
120,921 |
Illinois |
113,977 |
Rhode Island |
9,763 |
Indiana |
45,148 |
South Carolina |
29,741 |
Iowa |
44,964 |
South Dakota |
7,734 |
Kansas |
26,611 |
Tennessee |
45,017 |
Kentucky |
28,965 |
Texas |
168,854 |
Louisiana |
23,937 |
Utah |
16,390 |
Maine |
11,576 |
Vermont |
3,995 |
Maryland |
35,823 |
Virginia |
41,863 |
Massachusetts |
69,435 |
Washington |
40,350 |
Michigan |
55,949 |
West Virginia |
9,261 |
Minnesota |
64,511 |
Wisconsin |
67,205 |
Mississippi |
11,403 |
Wyoming |
(1) |
Missouri |
47,825 |
United States |
2,266,000 |
(1) Not shown to avoid disclosure of confidential information, but the estimates for this item are included in the total.
Note: Does not match data shown elsewhere due to the use of different surveys. Data as of September 2011, based on revised estimates for 2008-2010.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System. |