Table 4-2
Estimates of employment and average weekly earnings for all employees, by industry — Newfoundland and Labrador

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Newfoundland and Labrador

Table summary
This table displays the results of newfoundland and labrador. The information is grouped by industry - naics (appearing as row headers), employment, average weekly earnings (including overtime) and may 2011, calculated using may 2011, april 2012, may 2012, in thousands and current dollars units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Industry - NAICS	Employment			Average weekly earnings (including overtime)
Industry - NAICS	May 2011	April 2012^{Note r: revised}	May 2012^{Note p: preliminary}	May 2011	April 2012^{Note r: revised}	May 2012^{Note p: preliminary}
	in thousands			current dollars
Industrial aggregate including unclassified businesses^Note 1 - 00-91N	209.0^A	203.2^A	214.4^A	871.77^A	930.34^A	918.59^A
Goods producing industries - 11-33N	37.7^A	31.5^B	39.1^A	983.67^A	1,193.08^A	1,174.79^A
Support activities for mining and oil and gas extraction - 213,2131	2.0^A	1.7^A	1.7^A	Note F: too unreliable to be published	1,883.40^B	1,584.63^A
Construction - 23	13.2^A	13.5^A	16.0^A	980.93^A	1,117.28^A	1,169.54^A
Construction of buildings - 236	3.9^A	4.5^A	5.6^A	857.24^A	1,071.53^A	1,216.19^A
Heavy and civil engineering construction - 237	3.0^B	2.4^A	2.8^A	1,083.50^A	1,260.18^A	1,182.93^A
Specialty trade contractors - 238	6.3^A	6.5^A	7.6^A	1,008.71^A	1,095.62^A	1,130.21^A
Manufacturing - 31-33	17.6^A	10.9^{Note E: Use with caution}	15.6^A	781.66^A	981.55^A	940.75^A
Non-durable goods - 311N	15.0^B	8.3^{Note E: Use with caution}	12.7^A	753.83^A	973.39^A	935.49^A
Food manufacturing - 311	12.4^B	Note F: too unreliable to be published	10.6^A	694.26^A	886.52^A	879.31^B
Durable goods - 321N	2.6^A	2.6^A	2.9^A	940.92^A	1,007.28^A	963.88^A
Service producing industries - 41-91N	165.1^A	166.7^A	170.2^A	846.20^A	880.64^A	859.75^A
Trade - 41-45N	34.0^A	34.6^A	36.2^A	584.81^A	590.65^A	623.05^A
Wholesale trade - 41	6.2^A	6.2^A	6.8^A	885.89^A	890.16^A	897.65^B
Food, beverage and tobacco wholesaler-distributors - 413	1.6^D	1.6^B	2.1^B	710.29^B	714.67^A	784.83^B
Building material and supplies wholesaler-distributors - 416	1.0^A	1.0^A	1.0^A	970.85^B	970.47^B	971.05^A
Machinery, equipment and supplies wholesaler-distributors - 417	1.7^A	1.8^A	1.8^A	1,112.91^A	1,006.74^C	1,063.09^D
Miscellaneous wholesaler-distributors - 418	0.7^A	0.7^A	0.7^A	684.04^B	Note F: too unreliable to be published	719.65^A
Wholesale electronic markets, and agents and brokers - 419,4191	0.3^A	0.2^A	0.2^A	Note .: not available for any reference period	Note .: not available for any reference period	Note .: not available for any reference period
Retail trade - 44-45	27.8^A	28.4^A	29.4^A	517.44^A	525.33^A	559.79^A
Motor vehicle and parts dealers - 441	3.5^A	3.5^A	3.6^A	838.60^A	846.05^B	961.97^B
Furniture and home furnishings stores - 442	0.8^A	0.8^A	0.8^A	Note .: not available for any reference period	Note .: not available for any reference period	Note .: not available for any reference period
Electronics and appliance stores - 443,4431	0.6^A	0.5^A	0.5^A	Note .: not available for any reference period	Note .: not available for any reference period	Note .: not available for any reference period
Building material and garden equipment and supplies dealers - 444	2.6^A	3.0^A	3.2^A	513.32^C	628.93^A	651.43^A
Food and beverage stores - 445	7.4^A	7.3^A	7.6^A	478.44^B	445.00^A	452.58^B
Health and personal care stores - 446,4461	2.3^A	2.3^A	2.4^A	581.80^A	621.60^B	692.54^A
Gasoline stations - 447,4471	2.0^A	2.1^A	2.2^A	449.70^B	499.12^C	526.32^B
Clothing and clothing accessories stores - 448	2.2^A	2.3^A	2.3^A	Note .: not available for any reference period	Note .: not available for any reference period	Note .: not available for any reference period
Sporting goods, hobby, book and music stores - 451	0.7^A	0.7^A	0.7^A	Note F: too unreliable to be published	Note F: too unreliable to be published	Note F: too unreliable to be published
General merchandise stores - 452	4.4^A	4.4^A	4.5^A	403.86^A	397.47^A	419.66^A
Miscellaneous store retailers - 453	1.0^A	1.3^A	1.3^A	429.34^A	421.80^B	442.62^B
Non-store retailers - 454	0.3^A	0.3^A	0.3^A	Note F: too unreliable to be published	Note F: too unreliable to be published	Note F: too unreliable to be published
Transportation and warehousing - 48-49	9.2^A	9.4^A	10.0^A	964.45^A	973.02^A	948.88^A
Air transportation - 481	1.2^A	1.5^A	1.9^B	1,142.11^A	999.82^A	996.83^B
Truck transportation - 484	1.5^A	1.4^A	1.5^A	783.40^A	783.86^A	824.08^A
Support activities for transportation - 488	2.0^A	2.0^A	2.0^A	1,000.13^A	1,078.91^A	1,043.18^A
Information and cultural industries - 51	4.5^A	4.2^A	4.2^A	965.93^A	1,051.25^A	1,046.83^A
Telecommunications - 517	2.7^B	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	1,119.83^A	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act
Other information services - 519,5191	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	0.3^A	0.3^A	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	Note F: too unreliable to be published	Note F: too unreliable to be published
Finance and insurance - 52	6.7^A	6.8^A	6.9^A	944.79^A	914.64^A	949.30^A
Credit intermediation and related activities - 522	4.8^A	4.8^A	4.8^A	918.35^A	849.59^A	867.36^A
Insurance carriers and related activities - 524	1.6^A	1.6^A	1.7^A	1,024.00^A	1,119.67^A	1,123.67^A
Professional, scientific and technical services - 54,541	7.6^A	7.9^A	8.2^A	1,144.83^A	1,250.38^A	1,254.13^A
Management of companies and enterprises - 55,551	0.7^A	1.0^A	1.1^A	Note .: not available for any reference period	Note .: not available for any reference period	Note .: not available for any reference period
Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services - 56	8.0^A	7.3^A	7.6^A	868.82^A	958.58^A	996.85^A
Administrative and support services - 561	7.6^A	6.9^A	7.2^A	865.43^A	961.27^A	982.98^A
Waste management and remediation services - 562	0.4^A	0.4^A	0.4^A	Note .: not available for any reference period	Note .: not available for any reference period	Note .: not available for any reference period
Educational services - 61,611	21.3^A	22.5^A	21.9^A	1,116.60^A	1,135.12^A	1,141.59^A
Education special - 611N	20.7^A	21.8^A	21.2^A	1,134.87^A	1,156.43^A	1,162.42^A
Health care and social assistance - 62	31.3^A	31.5^A	31.2^A	893.68^A	948.60^A	819.63^A
Ambulatory health care services - 621	7.1^A	7.4^A	7.3^A	674.50^B	792.06^A	779.33^A
Hospitals - 622	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act
Nursing and residential care facilities - 623	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	5.8^A	5.9^A	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	774.05^A	746.52^A
Social assistance - 624	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act	Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act
Arts, entertainment and recreation - 71	1.7^A	1.6^A	1.8^A	533.30^B	471.47^A	557.06^B
Amusement, gambling and recreation industries - 713	1.0^A	1.0^A	1.1^A	457.07^C	369.62^B	454.61^B
Accommodation and food services - 72	13.0^A	13.2^A	14.0^A	390.17^A	397.54^A	365.84^A
Accommodation services - 721	2.7^A	2.6^A	2.8^A	527.82^A	526.31^A	485.03^B
Food services and drinking places - 722	10.2^A	10.7^A	11.3^A	353.50^A	366.46^A	336.65^A
Other services (except public administration) - 81	6.7^A	6.6^A	6.8^A	683.56^A	719.11^A	711.55^A
Repair and maintenance - 811	2.0^A	2.1^A	2.2^A	854.03^A	900.00^A	894.92^A
Personal and laundry services - 812	2.0^A	1.9^A	1.9^A	502.58^A	529.27^A	504.56^A
Grant-making, civic, and professional and similar organizations excluding religion - 813	2.7^A	2.6^A	2.6^A	689.25^B	709.02^A	712.35^B
Public administration - 91	18.2^A	18.2^A	18.3^A	1,106.71^A	1,168.31^A	1,165.58^A
Federal government public administration - 911	6.2^A	5.6^A	5.4^A	1,164.74^A	1,310.63^A	1,257.41^A
Provincial and territorial public administration - 912	7.5^A	7.9^A	8.0^A	1,195.41^A	1,241.13^A	1,280.97^A
. not available for any reference period ^p preliminary ^r revised x suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act ^E use with caution F too unreliable to be published Note 1. Earnings exclude unclassified Source:

Earnings exclude unclassified

Table 4-2Estimates of employment and average weekly earnings for all employees, by industry — Newfoundland and Labrador

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Table 4-2
Estimates of employment and average weekly earnings for all employees, by industry — Newfoundland and Labrador