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What is the largest employee classification in SIC 3993?
By far the largest production group employed by the industry consisted of assemblers and fabricators. These workers made up 14.9 percent of the entire work force in 1996
What is the average wage for SIC 3961?
In 2000, this industry employed 15,096 people, of whom 9,514 worked in production. They earned an average hourly wage $9.94.
How many people work in SIC 3993?
In 2000, signs and advertising specialties manufacturers employed about 89,028 workers, 57,110 of which were production workers. This was up from 72,000 workers (46,200 production workers) in 1994
What was the 2000 hourly rate for SIC 3491?
In 2000 the average wage for the industrial valve industry was $15.07
How much did SIC 3497 workers earn in 2000?
Average hourly wages in 2000 were $18.78.
What was the 2001 average salary for SIC 1611 paving workers?
paving and surface workers, totaling 22,390, earned a mean annual salary of $33,960.
What is SIC 3993?
covers establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing electrical, mechanical, cutout, or plate signs and advertising displays, including neon signs and advertising specialties.
What was the 2000 average salary for SIC 3492?
The industry employed 37,300 people with nearly 26,000 being production workers, in 2000. Average hourly wages that year were $14.97.
What was the average hourly rate for SIC 3646 employees?
Of the industry's 23,836 employees in 2000, 16,437 were production workers earning about $12 per hour.
How has computer technology affected SIC 3993?
The development of computer technology decreases the need for specialized skills and gives rise to rapid-sign franchises, which facilitate same-day construction of signs.
How many people worked in SIC 3669 in 1997?
Companies under SIC 3669 employed 25,000 workers in 1997
What are facts about SIC 3993?
More than 5,743 establishments were engaged in the manufacture of signs and advertising displays in the late 1990s. Industry shipments grew from $7.9 billion in 1997 to $9.7 billion in 2000.
