Research Institute on Social and Economic Policy

REPORTS

Florida's Workforce and State of Working Florida

Florida 2002 Average Pay, Job Gains and Losses, and Job Share Gains and Losses by Industry, November 2001 – November 2003
Industry	Average Annual Pay in Industry*	Job Gain or Loss		Job Share Gain or Loss
Industry	Average Annual Pay in Industry*	Change (000)	Gain or Loss?	Change	Gain or Loss?
Construction & Mining	$31,322	20.1	gaining jobs	0.10%	gaining share
Professional and Business Services	$33,982	71.7	gaining jobs	0.50%	gaining share
Educational and Health Services	$34,190	41.7	gaining jobs	0.23%	gaining share
Leisure and Hospitality	$17,135	48.7	gaining jobs	0.35%	gaining share
Other Services	$22,583	16.3	gaining jobs	0.10%	gaining share
Government	$36,124	57	gaining jobs	0.36%	gaining share
Wholesale Trade	$46,099	6.4	gaining jobs	-0.04%	losing share
Financial Activities	$44,534	11.4	gaining jobs	-0.03%	losing share
Manufacturing Durable Goods	$41,058	-18.3	losing jobs	-0.36%	losing share
Manufacturing Non Durable Goods	$36,123	-7.2	losing jobs	-0.15%	losing share
Total Manufacturing		-25.5
Retail Trade	$23,288	-12	losing jobs	-0.53%	losing share
Transportation and Utilities	$37,703	-11.8	losing jobs	-0.25%	losing share
Information	$46,144	-15.6	losing jobs	-0.28%	losing share
* in 2002
Source: Economic Policy Institute analysis of Current Establishment Survey data.

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DATA

Florida Wage Levels

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