table with row headers in column A and column headers in rows 5 to 8.  Leading dots indicate subparts.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"Table 19. Full-Time and Part-Time Status of the Civilian Employed Population 16 Years and Over by Sex, Hispanic Origin, and Race: 2010",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
(Numbers in thousands. Civilian noninstitutionalized population),,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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"Sex and full-time and part-time status2,3",Total,,Hispanic origin and race1,,,,,,,,,,,,
,,,Hispanic ,,Non-Hispanic,,,,,,,,,,
,,,,,Total,,White alone,,All other races,,,,,,
,Number,Percent,Number,Percent,Number,Percent,Number,Percent,Number,Percent,,,,,
Both sexes ,"137,753",100.0,"19,423",100.0,"118,331",100.0,"95,080",100.0,"23,251",100.0,,,,,
   .Full-time,"108,117",78.5,"14,764",76.0,"93,353",78.9,"74,521",78.4,"18,833",81.0,,,,,
   .Part-time,"29,637",21.5,"4,659",24.0,"24,978",21.1,"20,559",21.6,"4,418",19.0,,,,,
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Male,"71,988",100.0,"11,367",100.0,"60,621",100.0,"49,606",100.0,"11,015",100.0,,,,,
   .Full-time,"60,474",84.0,"9,065",79.7,"51,410",84.8,"42,142",85.0,"9,268",84.1,,,,,
   .Part-time,"11,513",16.0,"2,302",20.3,"9,211",15.2,"7,464",15.0,"1,747",15.9,,,,,
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Female,"65,766",100.0,"8,056",100.0,"57,710",100.0,"45,474",100.0,"12,236",100.0,,,,,
   .Full-time,"47,642",72.4,"5,699",70.7,"41,943",72.7,"32,378",71.2,"9,565",78.2,,,,,
   .Part-time,"18,123",27.6,"2,357",29.3,"15,767",27.3,"13,095",28.8,"2,671",21.8,,,,,
Footnotes:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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"1Hispanic refers to people whose origin is Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Spanish-speaking Central or South American countries, or other Hispanic/Latino, regardless of race. ",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
2Full-time workers are those who usually work 35 hours or more per week.  Part-time workers are those who usually work less than 35 hours per week.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"3Civilian employment data for 2010 in this table differ slightly from data for 2010 published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) due to the use by BLS of a composite estimation procedure that reduces sampling error, especially in estimates of month-to-month change.  In addition, the data in this table differ from annual-average data and from seasonally adjusted data published by BLS. ",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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"SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, Annual Social and Economic Supplement, 2010.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Internet release date: June 2011,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,