EMPLOYMENT CHANGE
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INDUSTRY TITLE NAIC 2006 2016 LEVEL %
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Total, Wage and Salary Employment 513,060 561,160 48,100 9.4
Goods - Producing Industries 139,550 138,380 -1,170 -0.8
Natural Resources and Mining 450 450 0 0.0
Logging 113 p p p p
Oil and Gas Extraction 211 p p p p
Mining (Except Oil and Gas) 212 230 230 0 1.8
Support Activities for Mining 213 110 120 10 5.5
Construction 24,240 26,930 2,690 11.1
Construction of Buildings 236 5,270 5,580 310 5.9
Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction 237 2,040 2,210 170 8.3
Specialty Trade Contractors 238 16,940 19,140 2,200 13.0
Manufacturing 114,850 110,990 -3,860 -3.4
Durable Goods 81,780 78,010 -3,770 -4.6
Wood Products 321 2,360 2,440 80 3.1
Nonmetallic Mineral Products 327 3,460 3,490 30 0.9
Primary Metals 331 2,360 2,060 -300 -12.6
Fabricated Metal Products 332 13,730 13,050 -680 -5.0
Machinery 333 11,640 10,560 -1,080 -9.3
Computer and Electronic Products 334 8,150 8,350 200 2.5
Electrical Equip, Appliances & Components 335 970 840 -130 -13.0
Transportation Equipment Manufacturing 336 20,190 17,800 -2,390 -11.9
Furniture and Related Products 337 16,090 16,320 230 1.4
Miscellaneous Manufacturing 339 2,840 3,110 270 9.4
Nondurable Goods 33,070 32,980 -90 -0.3
Food Manufacturing 311 8,890 9,070 180 2.0
Beverage and Tobacco Products 312 840 800 -40 -4.2
Textile Mills 313 70 70 0 -5.6
Textile Product Mills 314 560 520 -40 -7.5
Apparel 315 p p p p
Leather and Allied Products 316 500 380 -120 -24.7
Paper and Paper Products 322 2,930 2,860 -70 -2.5
Printing and Related Support Activities 323 2,730 2,370 -360 -13.0
Petroleum and Coal Products 324 p p p p
Chemicals 325 7,700 7,420 -280 -3.6
Plastics and Rubber Products 326 8,790 9,440 650 7.3
Service - Providing Industries 373,510 422,780 49,270 13.2
Wholesale Trade 28,310 31,020 2,710 9.6
Wholesalers - Durable Goods 423 15,560 17,710 2,150 13.8
Wholesalers - Nondurable Goods 424 9,810 10,270 460 4.6
Wholesale Electronic Markets and Agents 425 2,940 3,050 110 3.5
Retail Trade 50,660 53,360 2,700 5.3
Motor Vehicle and Parts Dealers 441 6,390 6,890 500 7.9
Furniture and Home Furnishings Stores 442 2,610 2,800 190 7.3
Electronics and Appliance Stores 443 3,300 3,670 370 11.1
Building Material and Garden Supply Stores 444 4,980 5,770 790 15.9
Food and Beverage Stores 445 6,600 6,460 -140 -2.1
Health and Personal Care Stores 446 2,520 2,660 140 5.4
Gasoline Stations 447 1,980 1,810 -170 -8.5
Clothing and Clothing Accessories Stores 448 3,120 3,080 -40 -1.5
Sporting Goods, Hobby, Book, & Music Stores 451 2,980 3,300 320 10.8
General Merchandise Stores 452 11,440 12,000 560 4.9
Miscellaneous Store Retailers 453 2,670 2,850 180 6.5
Nonstore Retailers 454 2,060 2,070 10 0.4
1* Transportation, Warehousing and Utilities 16,580 17,840 1,260 7.6
Air Transportation 481 250 260 10 4.4
Rail Transportation 482 330 300 -30 -6.8
Truck Transportation 484 6,820 7,720 900 13.2
Transit & Ground Passenger Transportation 485 630 700 70 12.0
Pipeline Transportation 486 p p p p
Scenic and Sightseeing Transportation 487 p p p p
Support Activities For Transportation 488 1,020 1,200 180 17.2
Postal Service 491 2,590 2,570 -20 -0.7
Couriers and Messengers 492 2,170 2,270 100 4.4
Warehousing and Storage 493 1,100 1,200 100 8.9
Utilities 221 1,590 1,530 -60 -3.8
Information 6,700 6,890 190 2.8
Publishing Industries (Except Internet) 511 2,470 2,550 80 3.2
Motion Picture & Sound Recording Industries 512 1,020 1,120 100 9.8
Broadcasting (Except Internet) 515 870 870 0 0.5
Internet Publishing and Broadcasting 516 30 30 0 22.2
Telecommunications 517 1,710 1,660 -50 -2.7
Internet ISPs, Search Portals & Data Process 518 550 580 30 5.5
Other Information Services 519 60 80 20 25.0
Finance and Insurance 19,690 21,660 1,970 10.0
Monetary Authorities - Central Bank 521 p p p p
Credit Intermediation and Related Activities 522 9,130 9,630 500 5.5
Securities, Commodity Contracts, Investments 523 1,660 2,010 350 21.3
Insurance Carriers and Related Activities 524 8,730 9,810 1,080 12.4
Funds, Trusts and Other Financial Vehicles 525 p p p p
Real Estate and Rental & Leasing 5,120 5,580 460 8.9
Real Estate 531 3,420 3,730 310 9.1
Rental and Leasing Services 532 1,700 1,850 150 8.4
Professional and Business Services 67,290 82,820 15,530 23.1
Professional, Scientific, & Tech Services 541 17,750 21,600 3,850 21.7
Management of Companies and Enterprises 551 6,030 6,480 450 7.3
Administrative and Support Services 561 42,250 53,370 11,120 26.3
Waste Management & Remediation Services 562 1,250 1,380 130 10.1
2* Education and Health Services 99,480 114,790 15,310 15.4
3* Educational Services 611 46,030 50,910 4,880 10.6
Ambulatory Health Care Services 621 17,370 21,610 4,240 24.4
4* Hospitals 622 19,350 22,590 3,240 16.7
Nursing and Residential Care Facilities 623 11,440 13,580 2,140 18.8
Social Assistance 624 5,300 6,100 800 15.0
Leisure and Hospitality 41,310 46,840 5,530 13.4
Performing Arts and Spectator Sports 711 640 740 100 16.5
Museums, Historical Sites and Similar 712 390 440 50 14.0
Amusement, Gambling and Recreation 713 4,610 5,630 1,020 22.1
Accommodation 721 2,810 3,090 280 9.9
Food Services and Drinking Places 722 32,860 36,940 4,080 12.4
Other Services 23,010 25,650 2,640 11.5
Repair and Maintenance 811 5,190 5,590 400 7.7
Personal and Laundry Services 812 4,780 5,330 550 11.5
Membership Associations and Organizations 813 13,040 14,720 1,680 12.9
5* Government 15,360 16,350 990 6.5
Federal, Excluding Postal Service 919 1,080 1,080 0 -0.6
State, Excluding Education & Hospitals 929 2,420 2,330 -90 -3.5
Local, Excluding Education & Hospitals 939 11,860 12,940 1,080 9.1
AREA COMPOSITION:
Allegan, Kent, and Ottawa Counties.
TABLE FOOTNOTES:
1* Includes U.S. Postal Services
2* Includes State & Local Government Hospitals and Education
3* Includes State & Local Government Education
4* Includes State & Local Government Hospitals
5* Excludes U.S. Postal Services and State & Local Government
Hospitals and Education
NOTES:
- Employment totals may not add up due to rounding.
- Industries with less than five workers were omitted from the table but are
still represented in the totals and sub-totals.
- Percent change is based on unrounded numbers.
- NAIC - North American Industrial Classification System.
- p - Protected Data.
Source: Michigan Department of Energy, Labor and Economic Growth
Bureau of Labor
Market Information and Strategic Initiatives