Utah Employers, Employment and Wages

Utah Employers,
Employment, & Wages by
Size, 2011

Published February 2012

Utah Department of
Workforce Services

UTAH EMPLOYERS,
EMPLOYMENT, AND WAGES BY SIZE

Reference period: First Quarter 2011

Published February 2012

UTAH DEPARTMENT OF WORKFORCE SERVICES
Workforce Research & Analysis
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Acknowledgments

The data contained in the Utah Employers, Employment, and Wages by Size publication
was compiled and prepared by Workforce Research & Analysis of the Utah Department of
Workforce Services through its contract fulfillment with the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Many individuals within Workforce Research & Analysis contributed to this publication.
Special recognition is given to Kris Beckstead, Research Consultant I, and Eileen
Schroeder, Research Analyst.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 1

Section

I. UTAH FIRMS, FIRST QUARTER, 2011
UTAH ESTABLISHMENTS, 2000-2011 ....................................................................................................................................... 5

Table

1. Utah Non-agricultural Firms, Employment, and Wages, by Employment Range,
First Quarter, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................................... 7

2. Utah Non-agricultural Establishments, Employment, and Wages by Employment Range,
First Quarter, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................................... 8

Chart 1. Percent of March Employment and Establishments, First Quarter, 2011 .............................................................. 9

3. Utah Non-agricultural Establishments by County and NAICS Sector, First Quarter, 2011 ................................................. 10

4. Utah Non-agricultural Establishments and March Employment by Firm Size,
First Quarter, 2000-2011 ...................................................................................................................................................... 11

Chart 2. Number of Establishments by Firm Size, 2002, 2005, 2008, 2011……………………………… ............................ 13

Chart 3. Percentage of March Employment by Firm Size, 2002, 2005, 2008, 2011……………………………… ................ 14

II. UTAH ESTABLISHMENTS, EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES, BY EMPLOYMENT RANGE,
NAICS SECTOR, AND COUNTY, FIRST QUARTER, 2011........................................................................................................ 15

Table

5. Utah Non-agricultural Establishments, Employment, and Wages by Employment Range
and NAICS Sector, First Quarter, 2011................................................................................................................................ 18

6. Utah Non-agricultural Establishments, Employment, and Wages by Employment Range
and County, First Quarter, 2011........................................................................................................................................... 24

DEFINITIONS .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 39

INTRODUCTION

The Utah Department of Workforce Services compiles generally defined as a specific physical worksite for an
quarterly employment and wage data for non-agricultural employer. For most employers, this is the actual street
employers in Utah. Data is maintained at the location at which business is conducted. For others, with
establishment level (e.g., store, plant, or other type of no permanent worksite (such as salespeople, factory
permanent worksite facility). Since these establishments representatives, or distributors) it is the location from
are assigned an industry and county code, their which they conduct their business (sometimes even
employment and wage data can be aggregated into residences).
common industry and county groupings for analysis
purposes. For construction and some mining firms, it is the Utah
headquarters or office location rather than the actual
Employment and wage data for Utah’s non-agricultural jobsite. Some employers conduct business at multiple
employers are categorized in this publication by establishments or worksites within the state. In this
employment size for the month of March in each of the situation, data in the "establishment" tables are
designated years. Grouping data by this criterion presented separately for each establishment or worksite.
provides a useful tool to analyze the characteristics of
Utah employers. For example, general trends of the size In Utah, over 2,000 firms are multiple worksite employers
of Utah employers and employment concentrations by comprised of over 17,300 worksite establishments. The
employer size class can be observed. Wage levels for term "firm" is used to identify an employer's total
large, medium, and small firms can also be evaluated. statewide operations. In this situation, data for multiple
establishment employers are aggregated to a statewide
In this publication, data is presented for both total for assignment to a size category in the "firm" tables.
establishments and firms. The term "establishment" is

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SECTION I

UTAH FIRMS, EMPLOYMENT, AND WAGES,
BY EMPLOYMENT RANGE, FIRST QUARTER, 2011

UTAH ESTABLISHMENTS, EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES,
BY EMPLOYMENT RANGE, FIRST QUARTER, 2000-2011

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SECTION I

UTAH EMPLOYERS, EMPLOYMENT, AND WAGES, BY SIZE

For the first calendar quarter of each year, establishment The highest non-agricultural employment concentrations
employment and wage data are summarized into ten are actually found in the middle size classes with a large
separate size classes. These ten classes or categories, concentration also in the largest size class. The four
which are based on March employment levels, are as middle size classes, employing 10-249 workers, contain
follows: 0, 1-4, 5-9, 10-19, 20-49, 50-99, 100-249, 250- 56 percent of non-agricultural employment, while almost
499, 500-999, and 1,000 and over. 25 percent of establishments are represented there.

Since Utah employers are primarily small-sized In general, average monthly wage levels tend to
establishments, the number of establishments in each correspond with increases in size class. The first two size
size category correlates inversely with the size class, i.e., classes break this pattern, however. This is primarily due
the smaller size classes have the largest number of to high concentrations of professional organizations in
establishments. In fact, over half of Utah’s these small size classes, which tend to pay higher-than-
establishments employ fewer than five workers and over average salaries. These factors raise the average wage
99 percent employ fewer than 250 workers. level for small firms.

The distribution of employment within these ten size
classes is different from the distribution of the
establishments. While over one-half of the
establishments are in the two smallest size classes
(employing 0-4 workers,) less than 6 percent of non-
agricultural employment is there.

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Table 1. UTAH NON-AGRICULTURAL FIRMS, EMPLOYMENT, AND WAGES

Average
Employment 1/ Number of Firms 2/ March Employment Total Quarterly Wages Monthly
Range Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Wage

Total 64,978 100.0 1,190,345 100.0 $11,399,987,858 100.0 $3,209

0 10,536 16.2 0 0.0 40,011,632 0.4 3,424

1-4 31,385 48.3 58,486 4.9 558,275,165 4.9 3,225

5-9 9,507 14.6 62,782 5.3 492,575,785 4.3 2,661

10-19 6,284 9.7 84,707 7.1 674,959,462 5.9 2,698

20-49 4,166 6.4 126,161 10.6 1,145,062,096 10.0 3,071

50-99 1,565 2.4 108,502 9.1 1,049,807,144 9.2 3,259

100-249 938 1.4 142,547 12.0 1,472,785,945 12.9 3,474

250-499 331 0.5 115,215 9.7 1,203,560,255 10.6 3,498

500-999 147 0.2 102,135 8.6 1,023,411,851 9.0 3,368

1,000 & Over 119 0.2 389,810 32.7 3,739,538,523 32.8 3,208

1/ The number of firms is a count of employers. If an employer operates at multiple worksites, it is counted as one firm
for purposes of this table.
2/ For the firms which had zero employment in March, there were wages paid during the quarter to employees
who worked in January and/or February.
Source: Utah Department of Workforce Services, Workforce Research & Analysis, Utah Employers, Employment, and Wages by Size, 2011.
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Table 2. UTAH NON-AGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS, EMPLOYMENT, AND WAGES

Average
Employment Number of Establishments 1/ March Employment Total Quarterly Wages Monthly
Range Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Wage

Total 80,568 100.0 1,190,345 100.0 $11,399,987,858 100.0 $3,209

0 11,311 14.0 0 0.0 45,506,178 0.4 3,350

1-4 35,569 44.1 68,391 5.7 659,051,192 5.8 3,247

5-9 13,293 16.5 88,481 7.4 686,633,193 6.0 2,622

10-19 9,620 11.9 130,187 10.9 1,006,299,946 8.8 2,609

20-49 6,462 8.0 195,064 16.4 1,665,339,958 14.6 2,888

50-99 2,577 3.2 176,382 14.8 1,619,764,222 14.2 3,085

100-249 1,225 1.5 179,252 15.1 1,838,841,512 16.1 3,449

250-499 335 0.4 115,905 9.7 1,237,663,696 10.9 3,576

500-999 114 0.1 77,124 6.5 936,312,086 8.2 4,080

1,000 & Over 62 0.1 159,559 13.4 1,704,575,875 15.0 3,568

1/ For the establishments which had zero employment in March, there were wages paid during the
quarter to employees that worked in January and/or February.
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Chart 1.
Percent of Establishments and March
Employment, First Quarter, 2011

0.0 5.0 10.0 15.0 20.0 25.0 30.0 35.0 40.0 45.0

14.1
0 0.0

44.3
1-4 5.7

16.6
5-9 7.5

11.8
10-19 10.7

7.9
20-49 16.1

3.2
50-99 14.6

1.4
100-249 14.3

0.4
250-499 8.8

0.1
500-999 6.3

0.1
1,000 + 12.4

Establishments March Employment

Source: Utah Department of Workforce Services, Workforce Research & Analysis, Utah Employers, Employment , and Wages by Size, 2011.

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Table 3. UTAH NON-AGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS, BY
COUNTY AND NAICS SECTOR, FIRST QUARTER, 2011

Trade,
Percent Transp. Financial Professional & Education & Leisure & Other
County Total of Total Mining Construction Manufacturing & Utilities Information Activities Business Svcs. Health Svcs. Hospitality Services Government

State Total 80,568 100.0 575 9,655 3,629 16,968 1,666 9,399 16,140 8,057 5,893 4,801 3,785

Beaver 227 0.3 4 30 8 52 1 10 13 16 36 8 49
Box Elder 1,182 1.5 4 183 69 266 10 111 123 121 82 71 142
Cache 3,182 3.9 6 498 223 632 41 355 538 344 200 179 166
Carbon 648 0.8 18 46 23 154 8 51 60 81 56 54 97
Daggett 59 0.1 1 5 2 5 1 1 1 0 10 3 30

Davis 6,938 8.6 10 925 297 1,361 109 825 1,467 733 488 417 306
Duchesne 736 0.9 116 77 19 185 6 53 64 53 37 42 84
Emery 258 0.3 13 14 6 61 6 12 15 12 24 24 71
Garfield 225 0.3 1 20 5 40 3 10 12 14 51 5 64
Grand 525 0.7 8 57 7 111 7 43 52 33 118 28 61

Iron 1,369 1.7 7 204 74 273 18 155 184 150 110 69 125
Juab 258 0.3 3 34 18 50 2 13 24 26 23 9 56
Kane 331 0.4 2 42 6 63 4 28 29 15 68 19 55
Millard 344 0.4 4 34 11 99 7 16 19 22 33 17 82
Morgan 257 0.3 1 61 17 46 1 22 35 21 13 14 26

Piute 49 0.1 0 1 0 10 0 1 2 2 5 2 26
Rich 114 0.1 2 11 1 19 0 10 6 4 16 10 35
Salt Lake 35,260 43.8 97 3,509 1,584 7,999 837 4,443 8,226 3,300 2,333 2,225 707
San Juan 335 0.4 18 34 6 55 2 12 32 33 39 15 89
Sanpete 548 0.7 4 78 28 104 13 49 32 50 46 32 112

Sevier 640 0.8 9 71 25 168 11 49 62 62 57 35 91
Summit 2,288 2.8 7 296 52 435 42 354 530 146 232 92 102
Tooele 963 1.2 4 122 42 161 20 74 153 109 76 72 130
Uintah 1,273 1.6 197 135 33 314 13 118 134 71 76 79 103
Utah 12,032 14.9 19 1,587 605 2,192 374 1,382 2,575 1,414 788 648 448

Wasatch 808 1.0 5 162 43 140 12 68 136 67 64 47 64
Washington 4,272 5.3 11 703 164 859 64 509 727 492 352 210 181
Wayne 132 0.2 2 17 5 19 2 1 5 10 31 5 35
Weber 5,315 6.6 2 699 256 1,095 52 624 884 656 429 370 248


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Table 4. UTAH NON-AGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND MARCH
EMPLOYMENT BY FIRM SIZE, FIRST QUARTER, 2000-2011

2000 2001 2002
Number of March Number of March Number of March
Establishments Employment Establishments Employment Establishments Employment
Size of Firm Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent

Total 63,715 100.0 1,062,412 100.0 66,228 100.0 1,080,560 100.0 67,877 100.0 1,065,507 100.0

0 6,849 10.7 0 0.0 8,095 12.2 0 0.0 9,458 13.9 0 0.0
1-4 26,411 41.5 55,189 5.2 27,212 41.1 56,235 5.2 27,436 40.4 56,485 5.3
5-9 12,529 19.7 83,246 7.8 12,616 19.0 83,696 7.7 12,714 18.7 84,328 7.9
10-19 8,493 13.3 114,676 10.8 8,713 13.2 116,912 10.8 8,770 12.9 117,929 11.1
20-49 5,717 9.0 173,744 16.4 5,783 8.7 174,947 16.2 5,774 8.5 175,762 16.5
50-99 2,156 3.4 148,586 14.0 2,211 3.3 152,116 14.1 2,198 3.2 152,560 14.3
100-249 1,103 1.7 162,990 15.3 1,147 1.7 168,900 15.6 1,098 1.6 164,026 15.4
250-499 286 0.4 96,594 9.1 284 0.4 96,804 9.0 275 0.4 94,090 8.8
500-999 110 0.2 76,186 7.2 105 0.2 74,306 6.9 96 0.1 69,298 6.5
1,000 & Over 61 0.1 151,201 14.2 62 0.1 156,644 14.5 58 0.1 151,029 14.2

2003 2004 2005

Total 69,192 100.0 1,062,283 100.0 72,516 100.0 1,086,131 100.0 77,422 100.0 1,128,423 100.0

0 9,465 13.7 0 0.0 10,563 14.6 0 0.0 12,756 16.5 0 0.0
1-4 28,478 41.2 58,318 5.5 29,710 41.0 60,417 5.6 31,377 40.5 63,400 5.6
5-9 12,887 18.6 85,743 8.1 13,275 18.3 88,182 8.1 13,717 17.7 91,444 8.1
10-19 8,821 12.7 118,473 11.2 9,151 12.6 122,634 11.3 9,314 12.0 125,603 11.1
20-49 5,813 8.4 176,061 16.6 6,023 8.3 181,845 16.7 6,275 8.1 188,595 16.7
50-99 2,231 3.2 153,855 14.5 2,286 3.2 157,486 14.5 2,398 3.1 164,568 14.6
100-249 1,080 1.6 161,985 15.2 1,078 1.5 161,926 14.9 1,134 1.5 169,024 15.0
250-499 269 0.4 92,124 8.7 269 0.4 91,462 8.4 285 0.4 98,847 8.8
500-999 89 0.1 64,063 6.0 103 0.1 71,418 6.6 107 0.1 74,140 6.6
1,000 & Over 59 0.1 151,661 14.3 58 0.1 150,761 13.9 59 0.1 152,802 13.5


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Table 4. (Cont.) UTAH NON-AGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND
MARCH EMPLOYMENT BY FIRM SIZE, FIRST QUARTER, 2000-2011

2006 2007 2008

Total 82,872 100.0 1,182,441 100.0 83,292 100.0 1,238,605 100.0 85,007 100.0 1,253,100 100.0

0 14,327 17.3 0 0.0 11,087 13.3 0 0.0 12,284 14.7 0 0.0
1-4 33,734 40.7 66,973 5.7 35,872 43.1 70,633 5.7 36,420 43.7 71,387 5.8
5-9 14,158 17.1 94,251 8.0 14,583 17.5 97,183 7.8 14,455 17.4 96,438 7.8
10-19 9,794 11.8 132,082 11.2 10,251 12.3 137,585 11.1 10,205 12.3 137,823 11.1
20-49 6,604 8.0 198,051 16.7 7,018 8.4 211,518 17.1 7,098 8.5 214,588 17.3
50-99 2,582 3.1 177,912 15.0 2,723 3.3 186,533 15.1 2,768 3.3 189,944 15.3
100-249 1,207 1.5 180,241 15.2 1,259 1.5 187,751 15.2 1,258 1.5 187,562 15.1
250-499 289 0.3 100,771 8.5 318 0.4 110,254 8.9 340 0.4 118,281 9.5
500-999 116 0.1 78,284 6.6 116 0.1 77,801 6.3 117 0.1 78,211 6.3
1,000 & Over 61 0.1 153,876 13.0 65 0.1 159,347 12.9 62 0.1 158,866 12.8

2009 2010 2011

Total 83,264 100.0 1,195,820 100.0 80,400 100.0 1,168,523 100.0 80,568 100.0 1,190,345 100.0

0 11,756 14.1 0 0.0 11,649 13.7 0 0.0 11,311 14.1 0 0.0
1-4 36,880 44.3 70,950 5.7 35,165 41.4 67,974 5.4 35,569 44.3 68,391 5.7
5-9 13,867 16.6 92,729 7.5 13,347 15.7 88,969 7.1 13,293 16.6 88,481 7.5
10-19 9,807 11.8 132,899 10.7 9,575 11.3 129,103 10.3 9,620 11.8 130,187 10.7
20-49 6,620 7.9 199,436 16.1 6,423 7.6 194,139 15.5 6,462 7.9 195,064 16.1
50-99 2,651 3.2 181,326 14.6 2,580 3.0 176,768 14.1 2,577 3.2 176,382 14.6
100-249 1,196 1.4 177,661 14.3 1,164 1.4 170,839 13.6 1,225 1.4 179,252 14.3
250-499 313 0.4 109,327 8.8 333 0.4 116,035 9.3 335 0.4 115,905 8.8
500-999 116 0.1 77,872 6.3 106 0.1 72,110 5.8 114 0.1 77,124 6.3
1,000 & Over 58 0.1 153,620 12.4 58 0.1 152,586 12.2 62 0.1 159,559 12.4


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Chart 2.

Number of Establishments by Firm Size,
2002, 2005, 2008, 2011

1,000 & Over

500-999

250-499

100-249

50-99

20-49

10-19

5-9

1-4

0

0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000

2002 2005 2008 2011


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Chart 3.

Percentage of March Employment by Firm Size,
2002, 2005, 2008, 2011

1,000 & Over

500-999

250-499

100-249

50-99

20-49

10-19

5-9

1-4

0

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

2002 2005 2008 2011


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SECTION II

UTAH NON-AGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS, MARCH EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES,
BY EMPLOYMENT RANGE AND NAICS SECTOR
FOR FIRST QUARTER, 2011

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Table 5. UTAH NON-AGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS, EMPLOYMENT, AND WAGES
BY EMPLOYMENT RANGE AND NAICS SECTOR, FIRST QUARTER, 2011

STATE TOTAL MINING (21)
Total Average Total Average
Employment Number of March Quarterly Monthly Employment Number of March Quarterly Monthly
Range Establishments Employment Wages Wage Range Establishments Employment Wages Wage

Total 80,568 1,190,345 $11,399,987,858 $3,209 Total 575 11,018 $217,085,156 $6,652

0 11,311 0 45,506,178 3,350 0 67 0 195,976 4,260
1-4 35,569 68,391 659,051,192 3,247 1-4 247 455 5,618,209 4,065
5-9 13,293 88,481 686,633,193 2,622 5-9 80 531 5,551,096 3,513
10-19 9,620 130,187 1,006,299,946 2,609 10-19 63 832 11,837,351 4,737
20-49 6,462 195,064 1,665,339,958 2,888 20-49 73 2,189 38,003,471 5,846
50-99 2,577 176,382 1,619,764,222 3,085 50-99 24 1,604 35,658,443 7,618
100-249 1,225 179,252 1,838,841,512 3,449 100-249 12 1,679 35,292,808 7,144
250-499 335 115,905 1,237,663,696 3,576 250 & Over 9 3,728 84,927,802 9,652
500-999 114 77,124 936,312,086 4,080
1000 & Over 62 159,559 1,704,575,875 3,568

UTILITES (22) CONSTRUCTION (23)

Total 201 4,084 $79,688,462 $6,667 Total 9,655 59,919 591,754,626 $3,322

0 7 0 31,631 3,515 0 2,477 0 4,661,792 2,187
1-4 100 191 1,939,699 3,433 1-4 4,561 9,055 59,396,485 2,209
5-9 28 184 2,628,808 4,886 5-9 1,289 8,384 60,421,565 2,469
10-19 23 328 5,895,576 6,346 10-19 751 9,967 85,086,618 2,864
20-49 24 698 14,754,794 7,156 20-49 412 12,260 124,598,686 3,482
50-99 8 552 13,231,541 7,923 50-99 103 7,203 85,732,286 4,060
100 & Over 11 2,131 41,206,413 6,229 100-249 49 7,111 83,749,755 4,014
250 & Over 13 5,939 88,107,439 5,877

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Table 5. (Cont.) UTAH NON-AGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS, EMPLOYMENT, AND WAGES

MANUFACTURING (31-33) TRADE

Total 3,629 111,820 $1,356,695,847 $4,056 Total 14,535 179,772 $1,488,649,766 $2,767

0 284 0 1,543,247 3,312 0 1,289 0 6,102,205 2,994
1-4 1,211 2,608 22,443,660 2,870 1-4 6,148 12,239 143,283,142 3,911
5-9 677 4,506 34,033,078 2,544 5-9 3,035 20,401 158,435,988 2,603
10-19 552 7,648 61,877,190 2,724 10-19 2,280 30,706 220,982,716 2,420
20-49 504 15,383 151,445,121 3,304 20-49 1,090 32,415 267,844,111 2,798
50-99 199 13,910 153,841,011 3,706 50-99 383 26,227 206,318,349 2,628
100-249 121 19,688 246,254,072 4,201 100-249 250 34,715 265,852,381 2,567
250-499 52 18,120 258,980,566 4,772 250-499 55 18,537 154,893,564 2,782
500-999 18 12,090 176,796,176 4,880 500 & Over 5 4,532 64,937,310 4,331
1,000 & Over 11 17,867 249,481,726 4,649

WHOLESALE TRADE (42) RETAIL TRADE (44-45)

Total 5,729 45,396 $628,505,528 $4,647 Total 8,806 134,376 $860,144,238 $2,136

0 597 0 3,228,886 5,014 0 692 0 2,873,319 2,061
1-4 3,302 5,730 102,613,926 5,995 1-4 2,846 6,509 40,669,216 2,084
5-9 804 5,394 77,408,420 4,837 5-9 2,231 15,007 81,027,568 1,806
10-19 542 7,435 95,875,784 4,363 10-19 1,738 23,271 125,106,932 1,804
20-49 347 10,545 140,037,270 4,508 20-49 743 21,870 127,806,841 1,977
50-99 82 5,438 66,639,728 4,117 50-99 301 20,789 139,678,621 2,241
100-249 43 6,080 73,020,680 4,054 100-249 207 28,635 192,831,701 2,254
250 & Over 12 4,774 69,680,834 4,740 250-499 45 15,116 100,382,726 2,206
500 & Over 3 3,179 49,767,314 3,386

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TRANSPORTATION AND WAREHOUSING (48-49) INFORMATION (51)

Total 2,232 43,870 $459,156,126 $3,485 Total 1,666 29,213 $424,977,581 $4,870

0 318 0 699,926 2,834 0 263 0 5,404,943 7,486
1-4 1,067 2,066 16,120,343 2,636 1-4 769 1,374 19,125,573 4,774
5-9 288 1,908 16,775,535 2,961 5-9 202 1,343 15,213,844 3,894
10-19 240 3,279 30,654,314 3,125 10-19 153 2,085 25,699,121 4,109
20-49 173 5,312 51,276,107 3,223 20-49 167 5,040 68,451,832 4,618
50-99 74 5,103 50,404,911 3,292 50-99 57 4,078 52,458,180 4,324
100-249 47 7,050 66,344,989 3,134 100-249 37 5,697 94,705,522 5,648
250-499 12 3,922 34,530,830 2,890 250-499 10 3,376 32,094,520 3,209
500-999 8 5,218 63,735,286 4,100 500 & Over 8 6,220 111,824,046 7,087
1,000 & Over 5 10,012 128,613,885 4,282

FINANCE AND INSURANCE (52) REAL ESTATE & RENTAL AND LEASING (53)

Total 5,136 51,172 $755,107,723 $4,921 Total 4,263 16,469 $149,029,174 $3,030

0 633 0 5,772,345 12,827 0 984 0 1,738,689 4,140
1-4 2,681 5,208 59,821,437 3,822 1-4 2,467 4,289 30,941,353 2,435
5-9 960 6,305 65,222,414 3,471 5-9 493 3,211 32,263,551 3,388
10-19 514 6,829 82,810,793 4,050 10-19 196 2,575 24,068,539 3,159
20-49 216 6,375 109,473,251 5,714 20-49 81 2,519 23,563,674 3,128
50-99 70 4,817 98,073,107 6,775 50-99 32 2,135 20,700,342 3,324
100-249 40 5,883 85,474,041 4,852 100 & Over 10 1,740 15,753,026 3,271
250-499 9 3,099 52,766,238 5,636
500-999 10 7,476 141,043,836 6,342
1,000 & Over 3 5,180 54,650,261 3,582

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PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL SERVICES (54) MANAGEMENT OF COMPANIES AND ENTERPRISES (55)

Total 10,786 67,365 $963,528,151 $4,818 Total 512 18,574 $360,048,272 $6,515

0 2,074 0 5,318,272 4,952 0 46 0 53,241 2,802
1-4 6,182 10,348 129,250,980 4,240 1-4 194 351 7,187,903 7,013
5-9 1,142 7,497 83,762,357 3,812 5-9 61 407 5,871,613 4,829
10-19 715 9,619 122,516,362 4,289 10-19 64 920 15,050,880 5,437
20-49 430 12,851 178,914,341 4,689 20-49 74 2,395 55,455,975 7,778
50-99 151 10,284 159,431,424 5,244 50-99 33 2,246 53,920,912 7,835
100-249 75 10,881 201,563,883 6,201 100-249 25 4,019 85,966,341 7,372
250 & Over 17 5,885 82,770,532 6,629 250-499 10 3,616 71,173,154 6,623
500 & Over 5 4,620 65,368,253 4,816

ADMIN. SUPPORT, WASTE MGMT & REMEDIATION SVCS (56) EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (PRIVATE) (61)

Total 4,842 69,026 $474,255,101 $2,317 Total 1,170 37,081 $240,470,834 $2,171

0 1,103 0 3,120,835 3,069 0 183 0 1,063,093 2,472
1-4 2,198 4,130 33,991,095 2,822 1-4 444 817 5,940,084 2,437
5-9 603 3,941 29,654,669 2,578 5-9 165 1,104 5,088,917 1,578
10-19 408 5,422 38,971,657 2,436 10-19 141 1,859 10,655,120 1,962
20-49 276 8,329 59,418,791 2,442 20-49 133 4,125 26,685,100 2,212
50-99 113 7,817 49,371,857 2,163 50-99 70 4,806 33,768,290 2,374
100-249 84 13,027 84,657,804 2,216 100-249 24 3,381 29,584,355 2,950
250-499 44 15,107 89,038,409 1,952 250-499 6 1,973 14,659,331 2,520
500-999 10 6,983 50,553,621 2,475 500 & Over 4 19,016 113,026,544 2,050
1,000 & Over 3 4,270 35,476,363 2,783

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HEALTHCARE AND SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT, AND RECREATION (71)

Total 6,887 121,892 $1,067,599,593 $2,928 Total 953 18,286 $113,550,120 $2,084

0 464 0 3,935,199 3,378 0 211 0 416,779 1,966
1-4 2,809 5,359 62,684,944 3,925 1-4 337 646 3,518,634 1,946
5-9 1,556 10,521 74,863,604 2,393 5-9 139 889 3,415,688 1,335
10-19 1,075 14,367 106,061,386 2,487 10-19 108 1,461 5,795,007 1,372
20-49 595 17,932 142,346,685 2,667 20-49 93 2,865 11,689,262 1,395
50-99 225 15,485 113,579,672 2,457 50-99 38 2,655 12,336,990 1,512
100-249 118 16,479 132,513,050 2,695 100-249 17 2,770 43,238,478 5,288
250-499 20 6,935 72,413,686 3,547 250-499 7 2,513 10,859,956 1,445
500-999 14 9,030 77,619,549 2,882 500 & Over 3 4,487 22,279,326 1,656
1,000 & Over 11 25,784 281,581,818 3,639

ACCOMMODATION AND FOOD SERVICES (72) OTHER SERVICES (81)

Total 4,940 94,662 $342,705,158 $1,223 Total 4,801 33,454 $230,461,157 $2,308

0 340 0 3,694,140 1,452 0 472 0 1,514,647 3,066
1-4 830 2,083 7,477,284 1,227 1-4 2,537 5,287 33,382,836 2,125
5-9 888 6,134 17,489,015 967 5-9 1,010 6,736 42,040,928 2,117
10-19 1,312 18,604 54,410,209 1,002 10-19 525 6,726 43,193,455 2,173
20-49 1,253 37,005 117,332,154 1,089 20-49 189 5,456 35,662,228 2,206
50-99 253 16,527 64,636,559 1,334 50-99 44 3,112 21,783,263 2,342
100-249 53 7,420 34,377,767 1,552 100-249 15 2,133 15,819,807 2,473
250-499 7 2,756 19,080,185 2,291 250-499 6 2,103 14,456,691 2,283
500 & Over 4 4,133 24,207,845 1,845 500 & Over 3 1,901 22,607,302 3,965

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GOVERNMENT (92) FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

Total 3,785 222,668 $2,085,225,011 $3,132 Total 596 36,826 $520,569,949 $4,750

0 96 0 239,218 2,466 0 48 0 18,698 2,337
1-4 787 1,885 16,927,531 2,997 1-4 256 588 6,096,804 3,532
5-9 677 4,479 33,900,523 2,526 5-9 72 479 5,629,128 4,029
10-19 500 6,960 60,733,652 2,949 10-19 80 1,097 14,870,069 4,634
20-49 679 21,915 188,424,375 2,860 20-49 61 1,952 25,988,801 4,483
50-99 700 47,821 394,517,085 2,760 50-99 39 2,635 37,633,510 4,773
100-249 240 34,887 299,652,754 2,875 100-249 24 3,641 55,009,076 5,069
250-499 61 21,612 205,783,166 3,187 250-499 8 2,760 51,954,481 6,239
500-999 29 19,413 148,607,086 2,567 500 - 999 4 2,347 32,182,006 4,545
1,000 & Over 16 63,696 736,439,621 3,867 1,000 & Over 4 21,327 291,187,376 4,599

FEDERAL DEFENSE STATE GOVERNMENT

Total 27 14,739 $236,003,079 $5,343 Total 547 66,683 $655,491,541 $3,284

0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1-4 7 19 287,753 5,048 1-4 134 319 3,923,574 4,108
5-9 4 26 355,639 4,742 5-9 97 653 6,962,979 3,433
10-19 1 11 148,577 4,245 10-19 82 1,149 9,178,262 2,667
20-49 3 104 1,241,287 4,070 20-49 124 3,704 34,022,507 3,057
50-99 2 147 2,326,469 5,299 50-99 40 2,706 28,216,775 3,481
100-249 3 530 7,899,946 4,959 100-249 25 4,060 34,380,356 2,831
250-499 3 1,087 18,607,011 5,699 250-499 22 8,333 71,958,179 2,885
500-999 2 1,097 16,772,526 5,072 500-999 12 8,846 64,200,268 2,420
1,000 & Over 1 11,718 188,363,871 5,367 1,000 & Over 11 36,913 402,648,641 3,648

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STATE EDUCATION LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Total 55 38,335 $347,510,568 $3,035 Total 2,642 119,159 $909,163,521 $2,550

0 0 0 0 0 0 48 0 220,520 2,478
1-4 6 9 63,979 2,559 1-4 397 978 6,907,153 2,328
5-9 5 34 340,087 3,334 5-9 508 3,347 21,308,416 2,132
10-19 5 62 585,472 3,148 10-19 338 4,714 36,685,321 2,631
20-49 8 289 1,332,554 1,548 20-49 494 16,259 128,413,067 2,622
50-99 4 318 1,844,757 1,958 50-99 621 42,480 328,666,800 2,589
100-249 7 1,133 4,857,369 1,448 100-249 191 27,186 210,263,322 2,588
250-499 6 2,430 9,129,559 1,263 250-499 31 10,519 81,870,506 2,615
500-999 6 4,507 20,975,422 1,553 500-999 13 8,220 52,224,812 2,151
1,000 & Over 8 29,553 308,381,369 3,493 1,000 & Over 1 5,456 42,603,604 2,544

LOCAL EDUCATION PRIVATE SECTOR

Total 992 69,807 $515,275,318 $2,472 Total 76,783 967,677 $9,314,762,847 $3,227

0 2 0 103,050 4,684 0 11,215 0 45,266,960 3,357
1-4 20 51 353,835 2,283 1-4 34,782 66,506 642,123,661 3,254
5-9 60 385 1,804,725 1,546 5-9 12,616 84,002 652,732,670 2,628
10-19 53 800 6,216,476 2,601 10-19 9,120 123,227 945,566,294 2,590
20-49 193 7,066 55,428,203 2,598 20-49 5,783 173,149 1,476,915,583 2,892
50-99 518 35,318 269,124,537 2,549 50-99 1,877 128,561 1,225,247,137 3,206
100-249 125 17,151 136,568,763 2,665 100-249 985 144,365 1,539,188,758 3,589
250-499 13 3,930 23,300,300 2,001 250-499 274 94,293 1,031,880,530 3,665
500 & Over 8 5,106 22,375,429 1,498 500-999 85 57,711 787,705,000 4,590
1,000 & Over 46 95,863 968,136,254 3,369

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Table 6. UTAH NON-AGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS, EMPLOYMENT,
AND WAGES, BY EMPLOYMENT RANGE AND COUNTY, FIRST QUARTER, 2011

STATE TOTAL

Total Average
Employment Number of Employment Quarterly Monthly
Range Establishments January February March Wages Wage

Total 80,568 1,178,816 1,183,110 1,190,345 $11,399,987,858 $3,209

0 11,312 8,294 5,290 0 45,514,878 3,351
1-4 35,569 67,294 67,308 68,391 659,051,192 3,247
5-9 13,292 86,542 86,814 88,476 686,589,577 2,622
10-19 9,620 127,300 128,205 130,187 1,006,299,946 2,609
20-49 6,462 189,744 191,743 195,064 1,665,339,958 2,888
50-99 2,577 173,655 175,051 176,382 1,619,764,222 3,085
100-249 1,225 176,498 177,364 179,252 1,838,841,512 3,449
250-499 335 114,739 115,490 115,905 1,237,663,696 3,576
500-999 114 76,020 76,366 77,124 936,312,086 4,080
1,000 & Over 62 158,730 159,479 159,564 1,704,575,875 3,568

Beaver
Total Average

Total 227 2,092 2,140 2,164 $16,099,016 $2,517

0 28 11 10 0 16,670 794
1-4 100 217 218 228 1,604,267 2,420
5-9 39 230 229 261 1,531,438 2,127
10-19 31 391 390 397 2,494,335 2,117
20-49 21 611 653 645 4,376,886 2,293
50 & Over 8 632 640 633 6,075,420 3,189


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Table 6.(Cont.) UTAH NON-AGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS, EMPLOYMENT,

Box Elder
Total Average

Total 1,182 16,402 16,330 16,411 $157,139,252 $3,198

0 144 91 38 0 180,998 1,403
1-4 523 1,048 1,033 1,043 7,134,150 2,284
5-9 207 1,375 1,373 1,381 7,902,844 1,914
10-19 161 2,188 2,168 2,175 13,072,353 2,002
20-49 100 2,943 2,974 3,035 18,051,596 2,016
50-99 27 1,870 1,889 1,896 15,072,089 2,665
100-249 13 2,229 2,244 2,267 20,350,115 3,019
250-499 3 930 916 917 15,364,617 5,561
500 & Over 4 3,728 3,695 3,697 60,010,490 5,397

Cache
Total Average

Total 3,182 50,196 50,331 50,289 $364,175,871 $2,415

0 526 184 103 0 422,863 1,473
1-4 1,395 2,640 2,649 2,652 17,909,458 2,255
5-9 472 3,077 3,082 3,100 18,029,415 1,947
10-19 379 4,958 5,003 5,068 31,055,921 2,066
20-49 240 6,870 6,934 7,043 43,742,333 2,098
50-99 92 6,236 6,381 6,349 47,816,841 2,521
100-249 47 6,703 6,628 6,478 50,691,529 2,559
250-499 23 7,851 7,858 7,895 63,789,970 2,703
500-999 3 1,794 1,804 1,852 16,783,413 3,080
1,000 & Over 5 9,883 9,889 9,852 73,934,128 2,496

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Carbon
Total Average

Total 648 9,176 9,355 9,313 $85,717,934 $3,079

0 40 30 15 0 127,878 2,842
1-4 256 564 558 555 3,948,831 2,355
5-9 151 984 1,009 1,017 7,698,837 2,558
10-19 85 1,151 1,161 1,160 9,509,927 2,739
20-49 72 2,112 2,145 2,140 17,181,771 2,686
50-99 32 2,071 2,172 2,121 18,384,800 2,889
100-249 8 1,213 1,232 1,248 15,671,647 4,244
250 & Over 4 1,051 1,063 1,072 13,194,243 4,141

Daggett
Total Average

Total 59 344 336 355 $2,619,546 $2,531

0 10 2 0 0 6,000 3,000
1-4 23 44 44 46 308,525 2,302
5-9 15 94 94 97 649,807 2,280
10-19 6 76 75 81 823,157 3,548
20 & Over 5 128 123 131 832,057 2,178


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Davis
Total Average

Total 6,938 100,195 100,581 101,240 $921,438,529 $3,051

0 1,008 743 377 0 3,209,137 2,865
1-4 2,947 5,532 5,622 5,721 48,592,243 2,880
5-9 1,145 7,542 7,565 7,662 55,247,798 2,426
10-19 860 11,585 11,682 11,796 84,336,510 2,405
20-49 608 17,967 18,221 18,470 142,799,303 2,613
50-99 238 16,099 16,129 16,254 130,434,954 2,690
100-249 95 12,871 13,011 13,120 125,348,788 3,214
250-499 25 8,268 8,246 8,366 67,249,359 2,703
500 & Over 12 19,588 19,728 19,851 264,220,437 4,466

Duchesne
Total Average

Total 736 7,402 7,484 7,605 $80,874,308 $3,596

0 77 29 31 0 123,818 2,064
1-4 348 685 671 660 5,666,503 2,811
5-9 130 843 833 865 7,122,587 2,803
10-19 89 1,126 1,144 1,172 11,434,532 3,322
20-49 64 1,820 1,859 1,868 19,330,079 3,485
50-99 22 1,506 1,528 1,602 18,540,038 3,999
100-249 3 323 339 341 1,266,687 1,263
250 & Over 3 1,070 1,079 1,097 17,390,064 5,357


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Emery
Total Average

Total 258 3,488 3,511 3,756 $38,439,535 $3,574

0 21 16 13 0 93,343 3,219
1-4 106 259 263 251 2,092,841 2,707
5-9 49 329 319 331 1,944,989 1,987
10-19 40 529 525 537 2,635,523 1,657
20-49 32 935 944 950 9,164,809 3,240
50- 99 4 291 290 292 1,646,049 1,886
100-249 3 472 481 495 9,248,654 6,387
250 & Over 3 657 676 900 11,613,327 5,201

Garfield
Total Average

Total 225 1,777 1,762 1,822 $11,577,138 $2,160

0 54 23 3 0 39,848 1,533
1-4 88 210 197 203 1,459,962 2,393
5-9 41 253 261 276 1,195,630 1,513
10-19 23 284 293 337 2,263,820 2,477
20-49 14 375 388 386 2,431,964 2,117
50 & Over 5 632 620 620 4,185,914 2,236


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Grand
Total Average

Total 525 3,552 3,689 4,301 $25,804,006 $2,236

0 69 38 17 0 173,113 3,148
1-4 218 408 413 458 2,941,048 2,299
5-9 106 637 650 715 4,734,813 2,365
10-19 87 899 957 1,183 5,864,584 1,930
20-49 34 806 867 1,002 5,449,205 2,037
50-99 7 318 329 445 2,565,285 2,349
100 & Over 4 446 456 498 4,075,958 2,911

Iron
Total Average

Total 1,369 15,111 15,128 15,218 $98,132,346 $2,159

0 205 139 55 0 521,041 2,686
1-4 619 1,255 1,245 1,261 7,962,864 2,117
5-9 230 1,482 1,458 1,483 9,680,940 2,189
10-19 171 2,247 2,293 2,349 13,645,007 1,981
20-49 93 2,746 2,742 2,817 17,896,165 2,155
50-99 32 2,218 2,245 2,235 14,860,518 2,219
100-249 12 1,531 1,576 1,577 12,328,830 2,632
250 & Over 7 3,493 3,514 3,496 21,236,981 2,022


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Juab
Total Average

Total 258 2,930 2,953 2,994 $20,668,242 $2,328

0 23 14 7 0 21,448 1,021
1-4 104 231 242 231 1,482,528 2,106
5-9 60 407 407 411 3,154,570 2,575
10-19 37 500 497 514 3,219,076 2,130
20-49 21 714 722 730 4,646,169 2,145
50 & Over 13 1,064 1,078 1,108 8,144,451 2,506

Kane
Total Average

Total 331 2,560 2,550 2,690 $17,021,563 $2,182

0 52 17 5 0 46,999 2,136
1-4 162 333 329 337 2,075,484 2,078
5-9 59 346 345 370 2,132,590 2,010
10-19 25 298 298 329 1,698,618 1,836
20-49 24 610 616 681 4,418,989 2,317
50 & Over 9 956 957 973 6,648,883 2,304


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