| Table O-8 |
| Employment distribution and average earnings of 4-digit NAICS industry classifications, by proportion of employment in S&E occupations: 2005 |
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Average worker salary ($) |
| Workers in S&E occupations (%) |
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All
occupations |
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All S&E
occupations |
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Non-S&E
occupations |
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S&E
occupations |
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| >40 |
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1,987,910 |
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918,400 |
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66,980 |
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74,335 |
| 20–40 |
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3,384,810 |
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952,320 |
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51,350 |
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75,195 |
| 10–20 |
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9,951,540 |
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1,444,490 |
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51,588 |
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69,819 |
| 4–10 |
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13,728,020 |
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880,540 |
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44,260 |
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64,578 |
| <4 |
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99,480,140 |
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988,950 |
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33,489 |
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59,713 |
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NAICS = North American Industry Classification System
NOTE: NAICS is a hierarchical structure that uses 2–4 digits; 4-digit NAICS industries are subsets of 3-digit industries, which are subsets of 2-digit sectors.
SOURCE: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment Statistics Survey (May 2004 and May 2005). Science and Engineering Indicators 2008 |
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