Research Institute on Social and Economic Policy

REPORTS

Florida's Workforce and State of Working Florida

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Employment by Industry in Florida, 1990 to 2006 (in thousands)
	1990	1995	2000	2006	Percent Change 1990-2006	Percent Change 2000-2006
Total Non-farm	5376.4	5985.1	7069.5	8007.1	48.90%	13.30%
Total Private	4529.7	5066.7	6067.8	6909.4	52.50%	13.90%
Professional and Business Services	491	700.9	1107.1	1341.3	173.20%	21.20%
Construction	367.2	350.9	435.8	636.6	73.40%	46.10%
Education and Health Services	582.5	738.4	815.5	970.6	66.60%	19.00%
Other Services	226	253.5	293.9	337	49.10%	14.70%
Financial Activities	377.2	392.7	463	545.9	44.70%	17.90%
Wholesale Trade	243	270.6	313.6	347.2	42.90%	10.70%
Leisure and Hospitality	648.4	705.8	794.9	905.1	39.60%	13.90%
Trade Transportation and Utilities	1194.6	1307.2	1497.5	1596.5	33.60%	6.60%
Retail Trade	757.7	820.3	937.9	1004.7	32.60%	7.10%
Government	846.6	918.3	1001.7	1097.7	29.70%	9.60%
Transportation and Utilities	193.9	216.2	246	244.5	26.10%	-0.60%
Information	132.6	142.2	187.9	167.2	26.10%	-11.00%
Manufacturing	494.3	465	463.4	402.7	-18.50%	-13.10%
Durable Goods	317.7	300	307.8	275.8	-13.20%	-10.40%
Non Durable Goods	176.5	165	155.6	126.9	-28.10%	-18.40%
Source: Economic Policy Institute analysis of Current Population Survey data

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DATA

Florida Wage Levels

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