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1 Unemployment Trends for the US, New England, and the New England States

2 Unemployment in the US, New England and New England States, Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted) Unemployment Totals RegionAug, 2007Aug, 2008 Absolute Change Relative Change National*71339376224331.4% New England3381604379969983629.5% Connecticut865781220553547741.0% Maine3389839422552416.3% Massachusetts1495911794012981019.9% New Hampshire2542031016559622.0% Rhode Island29177487691959267.1% Vermont1349617333383728.4% Unemployment Rates RegionAug, 2007Aug, 2008 Absolute Change Relative Change National4.76.11.429.8% Connecticut4.66.51.941.3% Maine4.85.50.714.6% Massachusetts4.45.30.920.5% New Hampshire3.44.20.823.5% Rhode Island5.18.53.466.7% Vermont3.84.91.128.9% * National data reported in thousands

3 Trends in the Number of Unemployed Persons in the US, New England, and New England States, Aug, 2007 to Aug 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted) 20072008 AugSepOctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAug National*7133724672917181765575767381781576268487849987849376 New England338160337592339321340957340497354178355244366308341292393793406709410823437996 Connecticut8657886813893879170590679899899389310068588085101775102869109786122055 Maine33898343113442134225346293506833575356693357938250376103888139422 Massachusetts149591148498147528146728146062155374151559149797140654165833177275171771179401 New Hampshire25420249202465025076252922589727623289192842229648296832896131016 Rhode Island29177294142967529953302423287733466351073488441176426704454648769 Vermont13496136361366013270135931497315128161311566817111166021687817333 *National data reported in thousands

4 Trends in Unemployment Rates in the U.S. and New England States, Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted) 20072008 AugSepOctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAug National4.7 4.84.754.94.85.155.5 5.76.1 Connecticut4.6 4.84.94.8 55.34.75.45.55.86.5 Maine4.84.9 4.854.75.45.35.5 Massachusetts4.4 4.3 4.54.4 4.14.95.255.3 New Hampshire3.4 3.33.4 3.53.73.93.8443.94.2 Rhode Island5.1 5.2 5.75.96.1 7.27.57.88.5 Vermont3.83.9 3.83.94.24.34.64.44.94.74.84.9

5 Trends in the Number of Unemployed Persons in New England, Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted)

6 Trends in the Number of Unemployed Persons in the U.S. Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted, Numbers in Thousands)

7 Trends in the Unemployment Rates in the U.S., Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted)

8 New England State Rankings Among All 50 States Based Upon Relative Change in the Number of Unemployed Persons from Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (1=Lowest, 50=Highest)

9 Trends in the Number of Unemployed Persons in Connecticut, Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted)

10 Trends in the Unemployment Rates in Connecticut, Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted)

11 Trends in the Number of Unemployed Persons in Maine, Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted)

12 Trends in the Unemployment Rates in Maine, Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted)

13 Trends in the Number of Unemployed Persons in Massachusetts, Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted)

14 Trends in the Unemployment Rates in Massachusetts, Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted)

15 Trends in the Number of Unemployed Persons in New Hampshire, Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted)

16 Trends in the Unemployment Rates in New Hampshire, Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted)

17 Trends in the Number of Unemployed Persons in Rhode Island, Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted)

18 Trends in the Unemployment Rates in Rhode Island, Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted)

19 Trends in the Number of Unemployed Persons in Vermont, Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted)

20 Trends in the Unemployment Rates in Vermont, Aug, 2007 to Aug, 2008 (Seasonally Adjusted)

21 Employment Data for the US, New England and the New England States

22 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, February 2001 to August 2003, US (Seasonally Adjusted) Industry Peak: Feb, 2001 Trough: Aug, 2003 Absolute Change Relative Change National132530129822-2708-2.0% Total Private2447510826683791342.4% Natural Resources and Mining605570-35-5.8% Construction68416760-81-1.2% Manufacturing1702914378-2651-15.6% Durable Goods107638871-1892-17.6% Non-Durable Goods62665507-759-12.1% Trade, transportation, and utilities2625725238-1019-3.9% Retail trade1537914904-475-3.1% Transportation and warehousing44364168-268-6.0% Information37163165-551-14.8% Financial activities777680052292.9% Professional and business services1679315984-809-4.8% Education and health services154121659111797.6% Leisure and hospitality11997121771801.5% Other services519853982003.8% Government20906215566503.1%

23 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, February 2001 to August 2003, New England (Seasonally Adjusted) Industry Peak: Feb, 2001 Trough: Aug, 2003 Absolute Change Relative Change Total Nonfarm70976847.3-249.7-3.5% Construction293.2295.72.50.9% Manufacturing940.4758-182.4-19.4% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities1310.41280.1-30.3-2.3% Retail Trade827.7821.1-6.6-0.8% Transportation and Utilities198.3184.2-14.1-7.1% Financial Activities489.2484.8-4.4-0.9% Professional and Business Services899.4810.7-88.7-9.9% Education and Health Services1119.51183.964.45.8% Leisure and Hospitality595.8616.8213.5% Other Services250.8252.92.10.8% Government982.3986.44.10.4%

24 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, February 2001 to August 2003, Massachusetts (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryPeak: Feb, 2001Trough: Aug, 2003Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm33843192.9-191.1-5.6% Construction137.7136.5-1.2-0.9% Manufacturing407.7320.7-87-21.3% Durable Goods276.5209.7-66.8-24.2% Non-Durable Goods131.2111-20.2-15.4% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities598.4573.3-25.1-4.2% Wholesale Trade143134.8-8.2-5.7% Retail Trade361.2354.6-6.6-1.8% Transportation and Utilities94.283.9-10.3-10.9% Information116.990.3-26.6-22.8% Financial Activities231223.2-7.8-3.4% Professional and Business Services505.1439-66.1-13.1% Education and Health Services549.9575.425.54.6% Leisure and Hospitality280.8288.47.62.7% Other Services115.1116.61.51.3% Government439.9427.6-12.3-2.8%

25 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, August, 2003 to December, 2007, US (Seasonally Adjusted) Industry Trough: Aug, 2003 Peak: Dec, 2007 Absolute Change Relative Change National12982213807882566.4% Total Private10826611574574796.9% Construction6760746570510.4% Manufacturing1437813772-606-4.2% Trade, transportation, and utilities252382665814205.6% Retail trade14904154875833.9% Transportation and warehousing416845393718.9% Information31653018-147-4.6% Financial activities800582522473.1% Professional and business services1598418131214713.4% Professional and technical services65637820125719.2% Management of companies and enterprises168618471619.5% Administrative and waste services773484627289.4% Education and health services1659118568197711.9% Educational services2684298430011.2% Health care and social assistance1390615583167712.1% Leisure and hospitality1217713635145812.0% Arts, entertainment, and recreation1812201019810.9% Accommodation and food services1036411624126012.2% Other services539855071092.0% Government21556223337773.6%

26 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, August 2003 to December 2007, New England (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryTrough: Aug, 2003Peak: Dec, 2007Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm6847.37068.32213.2% Construction295.7303.57.82.6% Manufacturing758705.7-52.3-6.9% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities1280.11293.213.11.0% Retail Trade821.1816.9-4.2-0.5% Transportation and Utilities184.2191.57.34.0% Financial Activities484.8485.70.90.2% Professional and Business Services810.7889.378.69.7% Education and Health Services1183.91298.3114.49.7% Leisure and Hospitality616.8650.733.95.5% Other Services252.92596.12.4% Government986.4100518.61.9%

27 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, August 2003 to December 2007, Massachusetts (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryTrough: Aug, 2003Peak: Dec, 2007Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm3192.9328895.13.0% Construction136.5137.10.60.4% Manufacturing320.7293.6-27.1-8.5% Durable Goods209.7194.5-15.2-7.2% Non-Durable Goods11199.1-11.9-10.7% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities573.3571.4-1.9-0.3% Wholesale Trade134.81394.23.1% Retail Trade354.6347.1-7.5-2.1% Transportation and Utilities83.985.31.41.7% Information90.390-0.3-0.3% Financial Activities223.2 00.0% Professional and Business Services439484.245.210.3% Education and Health Services575.4628.152.79.2% Leisure and Hospitality288.430314.65.1% Other Services116.61192.42.1% Government427.6435.57.91.8%

28 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, December, 2007 to August, 2008, US (Seasonally Adjusted) Industry Peak: Dec, 2007 Present: Aug, 2008 Absolute Change Relative Change National138078137473-605-0.4% Total Private115745114987-758-0.7% Construction74657168-297-4.0% Manufacturing1377213428-344-2.5% Trade, transportation, and utilities2665826357-301-1.1% Retail trade1548715286-201-1.3% Transportation and warehousing45394505-34-0.7% Information30182985-33-1.1% Financial activities82528207-45-0.5% Professional and business services1813117857-274-1.5% Professional and technical services78207864440.6% Management of companies and enterprises18471835-12-0.6% Administrative and waste services84628156-306-3.6% Education and health services18568189974292.3% Educational services298431291454.9% Health care and social assistance15583158672841.8% Leisure and hospitality1363513670350.3% Arts, entertainment, and recreation2010 00.0% Accommodation and food services1162411659350.3% Other services55075528210.4% Government22333224861530.7%

29 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, December 2007 to August 2008, New England (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryPeak: Dec, 2007Present: Aug, 2008Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm7068.37056.6-11.7-0.2% Construction303.5296.7-6.8-2.2% Manufacturing705.7699.3-6.4-0.9% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities1293.21283.6-9.6-0.7% Retail Trade816.9808.5-8.4-1.0% Transportation and Utilities191.5189.8-1.7-0.9% Financial Activities485.7483.7-2-0.4% Professional and Business Services889.3895.66.30.7% Education and Health Services1298.31317.3191.5% Leisure and Hospitality650.7647.5-3.2-0.5% Other Services259258.1-0.9-0.3% Government10051000.2-4.8-0.5%

30 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, December 2007 to August 2008, Massachusetts (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryPeak: Dec, 2007Present: Aug, 2008Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm32883294.26.20.2% Construction137.1134.8-2.3-1.7% Manufacturing293.6290.9-2.7-0.9% Durable Goods194.5193.2-1.3-0.7% Non-Durable Goods99.197.7-1.4-1.4% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities571.4567.2-4.2-0.7% Wholesale Trade139139.50.50.4% Retail Trade347.1342.7-4.4-1.3% Transportation and Utilities85.385-0.3-0.4% Information9088.8-1.2-1.3% Financial Activities223.2222.8-0.4-0.2% Professional and Business Services484.2489.35.11.1% Education and Health Services628.1640.412.32.0% Leisure and Hospitality303302.9-0.10.0% Other Services119119.80.80.7% Government435.5435.70.20.0%

31 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, February 2001 to August 2003, Connecticut (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryPeak: Feb, 2001Trough: Aug, 2003Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm1684.71640.8-43.9-2.6% Construction64.962.2-2.7-4.2% Manufacturing233.4198.4-35-15.0% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities311.7304.5-7.2-2.3% Wholesale Trade67.965.3-2.6-3.8% Retail Trade193190.8-2.2-1.1% Transportation and Utilities50.848.4-2.4-4.7% Information46.739.3-7.4-15.8% Financial Activities142.8142.5-0.3-0.2% Professional and Business Services210.5195.5-15-7.1% Education and Health Services250.4264.213.85.5% Leisure and Hospitality119.6125.86.25.2% Other Services61.662.20.61.0% Government242245.43.41.4%

32 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, August 2003 to December 2007, Connecticut (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryTrough: Aug, 2003Peak: Dec, 2007Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm1640.81706.565.74.0% Construction62.268.56.310.1% Manufacturing198.4190.7-7.7-3.9% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities304.5313.18.62.8% Wholesale Trade65.368.73.45.2% Retail Trade190.8191.30.50.3% Transportation and Utilities48.453.14.79.7% Information39.339.2-0.1-0.3% Financial Activities142.5143.20.70.5% Professional and Business Services195.5206.5115.6% Education and Health Services264.2290.826.610.1% Leisure and Hospitality125.813812.29.7% Other Services62.264.62.43.9% Government245.4251.25.82.4%

33 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, December 2007 to August 2008, Connecticut (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryPeak: Dec, 2007Present: Aug, 2008Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm1706.51704.9-1.6-0.1% Construction68.568-0.5-0.7% Manufacturing190.7189.1-1.6-0.8% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities313.1311-2.1-0.7% Wholesale Trade68.7690.30.4% Retail Trade191.3189.3-2-1.0% Transportation and Utilities53.152.7-0.4-0.8% Information39.238.8-0.4-1.0% Financial Activities143.2143.1-0.1-0.1% Professional and Business Services206.5205.4-1.1-0.5% Education and Health Services290.8294.94.11.4% Leisure and Hospitality138 00.0% Other Services64.664.1-0.5-0.8% Government251.2251.70.50.2%

34 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, February 2001 to August 2003, Maine (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryPeak: Feb, 2001Trough: Aug, 2003Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm609.8608.1-1.7-0.3% Natural Resources and Mining2.72.6-0.1-3.7% Construction29.930.70.82.7% Manufacturing77.763.6-14.1-18.1% Durable Goods40.633.5-7.1-17.5% Non-Durable Goods37.130.1-7-18.9% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities123.91240.10.1% Wholesale Trade20.321.10.83.9% Retail Trade86.3 00.0% Transportation and Utilities17.316.6-0.7-4.0% Financial Activities34.8350.20.6% Professional and Business Services52.750.4-2.3-4.4% Education and Health Services99.6107.688.0% Leisure and Hospitality5658.82.85.0% Other Services19.120.115.2% Government10110433.0%

35 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, August 2003 to December 2007, Maine (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryTrough: Aug, 2003Peak: Dec, 2007Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm608.1619.811.71.9% Natural Resources and Mining2.62.70.13.8% Construction30.7310.31.0% Manufacturing63.658.3-5.3-8.3% Durable Goods33.530.7-2.8-8.4% Non-Durable Goods30.127.6-2.5-8.3% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities124127.33.32.7% Wholesale Trade21.121.20.10.5% Retail Trade86.388.52.22.5% Transportation and Utilities16.617.616.0% Financial Activities3533-2-5.7% Professional and Business Services50.454.23.87.5% Education and Health Services107.6116.79.18.5% Leisure and Hospitality58.860.61.83.1% Other Services20.120-0.1-0.5% Government104104.70.70.7%

36 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, December 2007 to August 2008, Maine (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryPeak: Dec, 2007Present: Aug, 2008Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm619.8616.2-3.6-0.6% Natural Resources and Mining2.72.6-0.1-3.7% Construction3129.5-1.5-4.8% Manufacturing58.358.70.40.7% Durable Goods30.731.20.51.6% Non-Durable Goods27.627.5-0.1-0.4% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities127.3125.3-2-1.6% Wholesale Trade21.220.8-0.4-1.9% Retail Trade88.587.5-1.1% Transportation and Utilities17.617-0.6-3.4% Financial Activities3332.6-0.4-1.2% Professional and Business Services54.255.71.52.8% Education and Health Services116.7117.60.90.8% Leisure and Hospitality60.659.8-0.8-1.3% Other Services2020.10.10.5% Government104.7103.3-1.4-1.3%

37 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, February 2001 to August 2003, New Hampshire (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryPeak: Feb, 2001Trough: Aug, 2003Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm633.7620.7-13-2.1% Construction26.429.4311.4% Manufacturing103.679.9-23.7-22.9% Durable Goods78.959.4-19.5-24.7% Non-Durable Goods24.720.5-4.2-17.0% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities137.9139.31.41.0% Wholesale Trade26.6270.41.5% Retail Trade95.396.61.31.4% Transportation and Utilities1615.7-0.3-1.9% Information14.312-2.3-16.1% Financial Activities35.2371.85.1% Professional and Business Services58.554.9-3.6-6.2% Education and Health Services88.193.35.25.9% Leisure and Hospitality59.561.92.44.0% Other Services24.120.8-3.3-13.7% Government85.191.26.17.2%

38 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, August 2003 to December 2007, New Hampshire (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryTrough: Aug, 2003Peak: Dec, 2007Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm620.7654.7345.5% Construction29.428.5-0.9-3.1% Manufacturing79.977.8-2.1-2.6% Durable Goods59.459.60.20.3% Non-Durable Goods20.518.2-2.3-11.2% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities139.3142.63.32.4% Wholesale Trade2728.41.45.2% Retail Trade96.698.51.92.0% Transportation and Utilities15.7 00.0% Information1212.20.21.7% Financial Activities3738.61.64.3% Professional and Business Services54.966.611.721.3% Education and Health Services93.3105.31212.9% Leisure and Hospitality61.964.52.64.2% Other Services20.822.31.57.2% Government91.295.244.4%

39 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, December 2007 to August 2008, New Hampshire (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryPeak: Dec, 2007Present: Aug, 2008Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm654.7655.20.50.1% Construction28.527.4-1.1-3.9% Manufacturing77.8780.20.3% Durable Goods59.6600.40.7% Non-Durable Goods18.218-0.2-1.1% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities142.6144.21.61.1% Wholesale Trade28.429.20.82.8% Retail Trade98.599.30.80.8% Transportation and Utilities15.7 00.0% Information12.212.40.21.6% Financial Activities38.639.20.61.6% Professional and Business Services66.668.72.13.2% Education and Health Services105.31060.70.7% Leisure and Hospitality64.563.5-1.6% Other Services22.322.2-0.1-0.4% Government95.292.4-2.8-2.9%

40 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, February 2001 to August 2003, Rhode Island (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryPeak: Feb, 2001Trough: Aug, 2003Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm482.2485.12.90.6% Construction19.221.42.211.5% Manufacturing71.158.1-13-18.3% Durable Goods47.338-9.3-19.7% Non-Durable Goods23.820.1-3.7-15.5% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities8080.90.91.1% Retail Trade52.153.41.32.5% Transportation and Utilities11.411.2-0.2-1.8% Financial Activities32.333.81.54.6% Professional and Business Services51.550.5-1.9% Education and Health Services84.490.76.37.5% Leisure and Hospitality46.649.22.65.6% Other Services2123.12.110.0% Government64.866.21.42.2%

41 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, August 2003 to December 2007, Rhode Island (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryTrough: Aug, 2003Peak: Dec, 2007Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm485.1490.85.71.2% Construction21.421.70.31.4% Manufacturing58.149.6-8.5-14.6% Durable Goods3832.3-5.7-15.0% Non-Durable Goods20.117.3-2.8-13.9% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities80.979.5-1.4-1.7% Retail Trade53.451.5-1.9-3.6% Transportation and Utilities11.211-0.2-1.8% Financial Activities33.834.50.72.1% Professional and Business Services50.555.65.110.1% Education and Health Services90.799.799.9% Leisure and Hospitality49.251.42.24.5% Other Services23.123.20.10.4% Government66.264.5-1.7-2.6%

42 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, December 2007 to August 2008, Rhode Island (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryPeak: Dec, 2007Present: Aug, 2008Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm490.8479.6-11.2-2.3% Construction21.721-0.7-3.2% Manufacturing49.647.6-2-4.0% Durable Goods32.330.9-1.4-4.3% Non-Durable Goods17.316.7-0.6-3.5% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities79.577.2-2.3-2.9% Retail Trade51.549.8-1.7-3.3% Transportation and Utilities1110.8-0.2-1.8% Financial Activities34.533-1.5-4.3% Professional and Business Services55.653.9-1.7-3.1% Education and Health Services99.7100.10.40.4% Leisure and Hospitality51.450.3-1.1-2.1% Other Services23.222.1-1.1-4.7% Government64.563.3-1.2-1.9%

43 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, February 2001 to August 2003, Vermont (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryPeak: Feb, 2001Trough: Aug, 2003Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm302.6299.7-2.9-1.0% Construction15.115.50.42.6% Manufacturing46.937.3-9.6-20.5% Durable Goods34.626.7-7.9-22.8% Non-Durable Goods12.310.6-1.7-13.8% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities58.558.1-0.4-0.7% Retail Trade39.839.4-0.4-1.0% Transportation and Utilities8.68.4-0.2-2.3% Financial Activities13.113.30.21.5% Professional and Business Services21.120.4-0.7-3.3% Education and Health Services47.152.75.611.9% Leisure and Hospitality33.332.7-0.6-1.8% Other Services9.910.10.22.0% Government49.5522.55.1%

44 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, August 2003 to December 2007, Vermont (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryTrough: Aug, 2003Peak: Dec, 2007Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm299.7308.58.82.9% Construction15.516.71.27.7% Manufacturing37.335.7-1.6-4.3% Durable Goods26.726-0.7-2.6% Non-Durable Goods10.69.7-0.9-8.5% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities58.159.31.22.1% Retail Trade39.4400.61.5% Transportation and Utilities8.48.80.44.8% Financial Activities13.313.2-0.1-0.8% Professional and Business Services20.422.21.88.8% Education and Health Services52.757.759.5% Leisure and Hospitality32.733.20.51.5% Other Services10.19.9-0.2-2.0% Government5253.91.93.7%

45 Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Industry, December 2007 to August 2008, Vermont (Seasonally Adjusted) IndustryPeak: Dec, 2007Present: Aug, 2008Absolute ChangeRelative Change Total Nonfarm308.5306.5-2-0.6% Construction16.716-0.7-4.2% Manufacturing35.735-0.7-2.0% Durable Goods2625.5-0.5-1.9% Non-Durable Goods9.79.5-0.2-2.1% Trade, Transportation, and Utilities59.358.7-0.6-1.0% Retail Trade4039.9-0.1-0.3% Transportation and Utilities8.88.6-0.2-2.3% Financial Activities13.213-0.2-1.5% Professional and Business Services22.222.60.41.8% Education and Health Services57.758.30.61.0% Leisure and Hospitality33.233-0.2-0.6% Other Services9.99.8-0.1-1.0% Government53.953.8-0.1-0.2%

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