COUNTY EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES IN TEXAS THIRD QUARTER 2017

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1 For release: Friday, March 16, DAL SOUTHWEST INFORMATION OFFICE: Dallas, Texas Contact Information: (972) COUNTY EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES IN TEXAS THIRD QUARTER 2017 rose in 20 of the 25 largest counties in Texas from September 2016 to, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. (Large counties are defined as those with employment of 75,000 or more as measured by 2016 annual average employment.) Assistant Commissioner for Regional Operations Stanley W. Suchman noted that Midland and Montgomery Counties ranked among the top 10 nationwide for job growth. The 10.4-percent employment gain in Midland County ranked first and the 4.0-percent gain in Montgomery County ranked eighth. (See table 1.) Nationwide, employment advanced 1.0 percent from September 2016 to as 283 of the 346 largest U.S. counties registered increases. As noted, Midland County, Texas, had the fastest employment gain in the nation (10.4 percent). Within Midland, the largest employment increase was in natural resources and mining, which gained 4,526 jobs over the year (24.4 percent). Collier, Fla., had the largest over-the-year percentage decrease in employment, down 5.2 percent. Within Collier, construction had the largest employment decrease, with a loss of 1,879 jobs (-12.8 percent). Among the largest counties in Texas, employment was highest in Harris County (2,261,300) in, followed by Dallas County (1,691,100). Three other counties (Tarrant, Bexar, and Travis) had employment levels exceeding 700,000. Together, the 25 largest Texas counties accounted for 80.0 percent of total employment within the state. Nationwide, the 346 largest counties made up 72.7 percent of total U.S. employment. From the third quarter of 2016 to the third quarter of 2017, average weekly wages nationwide decreased 0.6 percent to $1,021. Among the large counties in Texas, Midland had the largest increase in average weekly wages with a gain of 8.4 percent, which also ranked first in the nation in terms of percentage increase. (See table 1.) In the third quarter of 2017, Midland had the highest average weekly wage among the state s largest counties at $1,283. and wage levels (but not over-the-year changes) are also available for the 229 counties in Texas with annual average employment levels below 75,000 in Among these smaller counties, 213 had average weekly wages below the national average in. (See table 2.) Large county wage changes Among Texas s 25 large counties, 5 recorded wage gains from the third quarter of 2016 to the third quarter of Midland County s 8.4-percent wage increase was the highest in the nation and Brazos (1.3 percent), Travis (0.9 percent), and Smith (0.6 percent) ranked among the top 50 nationwide. (See table 1.) McLennan County ranked 52 nd with a 0.5-percent wage gain. Twenty large Texas counties had over-the-year wage decreases. Cameron County had the largest decrease, down 3.0 percent, followed by Tarrant (-2.9 percent) and Lubbock (-2.7 percent). Nationally, average weekly wages declined 0.6 percent over the year.

2 Nationwide, 265 of the 346 largest counties had over-the-year wage decreases. Mercer, N.J., had the largest wage decline in the nation, down 8.8 percent. The Mercer, N.J., decrease was followed by Wyandotte, Kan. (-6.0 percent); Clark, Nev. (-5.3 percent); and Somerset, N.J. (-5.0 percent). Of the 346 largest counties nationwide, 71 experienced over-the-year increases in average weekly wages. The 8.4-percent increase in Midland, Texas, was followed by Union, N.J. (+8.2 percent); Elkhart, Ind. (+6.5 percent); Forsyth, N.C. (+5.3 percent); and Maui + Kalawao, Hawaii (+4.6 percent). Large county average weekly wages wages in 5 of the 25 large Texas counties were more than 15 percent above the national average of $1,021 in the third quarter of Midland County led at $1,283 per week and ranked 21 st among the 346 large U.S. counties. Midland was followed by Harris ($1,247, 25 th ), Dallas ($1,213, 34 th ), Collin ($1,190, 39 th ), and Travis ($1,188, 40 th ). Two additional Texas counties reported average weekly wages above the national average: Brazoria ($1,074, 73 rd ), and Jefferson ($1,052, 84 th ). Texas had a number of low-paying large counties. Three of the four lowest-paying large counties in the nation were located along the Texas-Mexico border: Cameron ($612, 346 th ), Hidalgo ($649, 344 th ), and Webb ($672, 343 rd ). Other Texas counties with low national rankings included El Paso ($717, 337 th ), Brazos ($775, 325 th ), and Lubbock ($790, 313 th ). Nationally, weekly wages were higher than the U.S. average in 96 of the largest counties in the country. Santa Clara, Calif., held the top position with an average weekly wage of $2,320. San Mateo, Calif., was second at $2,123, followed by San Francisco, Calif. ($1,954), and New York, N.Y. ($1,889). Among the largest U.S. counties, more than two-thirds (250) reported average weekly wages below the national average in the third quarter of The lowest weekly wage was reported in Cameron, Texas ($612), followed by Horry, S.C. ($633), and the Texas counties of Hidalgo ($649) and Webb ($672). Wages in these lowest-ranked counties were less than 30 percent of the average weekly wage in the highest-ranked county, Santa Clara, Calif. wages in smaller Texas counties Sixteen of the 229 smaller Texas counties those with employment below 75,000 reported average weekly wages above the national average of $1,021. Two of these smaller counties had wages that were also the highest in the state: Carson ($1,465) and Upton ($1,295). Delta County registered the lowest weekly wage, averaging $444 in the third quarter of (See table 2.) When all 254 counties in Texas were considered, all but 23 had wages below the national average. Thirty-one counties reported average weekly wages under $650, 83 registered wages from $650 to $749, 61 had wages from $750 to $849, 41 had wages from $850 to $949, and 38 had wages of $950 or higher. (See chart 1.) The counties with the highest average weekly wages were located around the larger metropolitan areas of Dallas, Houston, and Austin, as well as the smaller areas of Midland, Odessa, and Amarillo. Lower-paying counties were concentrated in the agricultural areas of central Texas, the Texas Panhandle, and along the Texas-Mexico border. Additional statistics and other information QCEW data for states have been included in this release in table 3. For additional information about quarterly employment and wages data, please read the Technical Note or visit

3 and Wages Annual Averages Online features comprehensive information by detailed industry on establishments, employment, and wages for the nation and all states. The 2016 edition of this publication contains selected data produced by Business Dynamics (BED) on job gains and losses, as well as selected data from the first quarter 2017 version of the national news release. Tables and additional content from and Wages Annual Averages Online are now available at The County and Wages release for fourth quarter 2017 is scheduled to be released on Wednesday, May 23, QCEW Publication Acceleration and Conversion to Two Data Releases The national QCEW publication process is accelerating for a more timely release. Beginning with the national fourth quarter 2017 release, QCEW data will be published in two parts. The current County and Wages news release and associated data will be accelerated and published first. The full QCEW data release will occur two weeks later, accompanied by a data release notice

4 Technical Note wage data by county are compiled under the Quarterly Census of and Wages (QCEW) program, also known as the ES-202 program. The data are derived from summaries of employment and total pay of workers covered by state and federal unemployment insurance (UI) legislation and provided by State Workforce Agencies (SWAs). The 9.9 million employer reports cover million full- and part-time workers. The average weekly wage values are calculated by dividing quarterly total wages by the average of the three monthly employment levels of those covered by UI programs. The result is then divided by 13, the number of weeks in a quarter. It is to be noted, therefore, that over-the-year wage changes for geographic areas may reflect shifts in the composition of employment by industry, occupation, and such other factors as hours of work. Thus, wages may vary among counties, metropolitan areas, or states for reasons other than changes in the average wage level. Data for all states, Metropolitan Statistical s (MSAs), counties, and the nation are available on the BLS Web site at however, data in QCEW press releases have been revised (see Technical Note below) and may not match the data contained on the Bureau s Web site. QCEW data are not designed as a time series. QCEW data are simply the sums of individual establishment records reflecting the number of establishments that exist in a county or industry at a point in time. Establishments can move in or out of a county or industry for a number of reasons some reflecting economic events, others reflecting administrative changes. The preliminary QCEW data presented in this release may differ from data released by the individual states as well as from the data presented on the BLS Web site. These potential differences result from the states continuing receipt, review and editing of UI data over time. On the other hand, differences between data in this release and the data found on the BLS Web site are the result of adjustments made to improve over-the-year comparisons. Specifically, these adjustments account for administrative (noneconomic) changes such as a correction to a previously reported location or industry classification. Adjusting for these administrative changes allows users to more accurately assess changes of an economic nature (such as a firm moving from one county to another or changing its primary economic activity) over a 12-month period. Currently, adjusted data are available only from BLS press releases. Information in this release will be made available to sensory impaired individuals upon request. Voice phone: (202) ; Federal Relay Service: (800)

5 Table 1. Covered employment and wages in the United States and the 25 largest counties in Texas, third quarter 2017 September 2017 (thousands) Percent change, September [2] National ranking by percent change [3] Average weekly wage National ranking by level [3] Percent change, third quarter [2] National ranking by percent change [3] United States [4] 144, $1, Texas 12, , Bell, Texas Bexar, Texas Brazoria, Texas , Brazos, Texas Cameron, Texas Collin, Texas , Dallas, Texas 1, , Denton, Texas El Paso, Texas Fort Bend, Texas Galveston, Texas Harris, Texas 2, , Hidalgo, Texas Jefferson, Texas , Lubbock, Texas McLennan, Texas Midland, Texas , Montgomery, Texas , Nueces, Texas Potter, Texas Smith, Texas Tarrant, Texas , Travis, Texas , Webb, Texas Williamson, Texas , [1] wages were calculated using unrounded data. [2] Percent changes were computed from quarterly employment and pay data adjusted for noneconomic county reclassifications. [3] Ranking does not include data for Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands. [4] Totals for the United States do not include data for Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands. Note: Data are preliminary. Covered employment and wages includes workers covered by Unemployment Insurance (UI) and Unemployment Compensation for Federal Employees (UCFE) programs

6 Table 2. Covered employment and wages in the United States and all counties in Texas, third quarter 2017 United States[2] 144,464,425 $1,021 Concho 630 $862 Texas 12,008,941 1,032 Cooke 14, Anderson 20, Coryell 17, Andrews 7,307 1,167 Cottle Angelina 35, Crane 1, Aransas 4, Crockett 1, Archer 1, Crosby 1, Armstrong Culberson 1, Atascosa 12, Dallam 4, Austin 9, Dallas 1,691,095 1,213 Bailey 2, Dawson 4, Bandera 3, De Witt 7, Bastrop 17, Deaf Smith 7, Baylor 1, Delta 1, Bee 8, Denton 239, Bell 117, Dickens Bexar 857, Dimmit 5, Blanco 3, Donley Borden Duval 3, Bosque 3, Eastland 7, Bowie 41, Ector 72,681 1,081 Brazoria 107,193 1,074 Edwards Brazos 102, El Paso 300, Brewster 3, Ellis 49, Briscoe Erath 16, Brooks 2, Falls 3, Brown 15, Fannin 7, Burleson 4, Fayette 9, Burnet 13, Fisher Caldwell 8, Floyd 1, Calhoun 10,788 1,203 Foard Callahan 2, Fort Bend 177, Cameron 138, Franklin 2, Camp 3, Freestone 4, Carson 4,737 1,465 Frio 6, Cass 7, Gaines 6, Castro 2, Galveston 108, Chambers 14,379 1,145 Garza 1, Cherokee 14, Gillespie 10, Childress 2, Glasscock Clay 1, Goliad 1, Cochran Gonzales 6, Coke Gray 7, Coleman 2, Grayson 45, Collin 398,037 1,190 Gregg 73, Collingsworth Grimes 7, Colorado 6, Guadalupe 41, Comal 54, Hale 11, Comanche 3, Hall See footnotes at end of table

7 Table 2. Covered employment and wages in the United States and all counties in Texas, third quarter 2017 (continued) Hamilton 2,474 $685 Live Oak 4,020 $993 Hansford 2, Llano 4, Hardeman 1, Loving Hardin 12, Lubbock 139, Harris 2,261,291 1,247 Lynn 1, Harrison 22, Madison 4, Hartley 2, Marion 2, Haskell 1, Martin 1, Hays 66, Mason 1, Hemphill 2, Matagorda 10, Henderson 16, Maverick 17, Hidalgo 252, McCulloch 2, Hill 10, McLennan 112, Hockley 9, McMullen 492 1,006 Hood 15, Medina 9, Hopkins 12, Menard Houston 7, Midland 91,435 1,283 Howard 12, Milam 5, Hudspeth 1,028 1,123 Mills 1, Hunt 29,440 1,007 Mitchell 2, Hutchinson 8,199 1,085 Montague 4, Irion 742 1,216 Montgomery 176,379 1,003 Jack 3, Moore 10, Jackson 5, Morris 3, Jasper 9, Motley Jeff Davis Nacogdoches 22, Jefferson 119,748 1,052 Navarro 16, Jim Hogg 1, Newton 1, Jim Wells 15, Nolan 5, Johnson 46, Nueces 160, Jones 3, Ochiltree 4, Karnes 5, Oldham Kaufman 31, Orange 20, Kendall 15, Palo Pinto 8, Kenedy 585 1,060 Panola 8, Kent Parker 32, Kerr 17, Parmer 5, Kimble 1, Pecos 5, King Polk 10, Kinney Potter 78, Kleberg 11, Presidio 2, Knox 1, Rains 1, La Salle 3,421 1,162 Randall 30, Lamar 21, Reagan 1,916 1,181 Lamb 3, Real Lampasas 4, Red River 2, Lavaca 5, Reeves 5, Lee 7, Refugio 2, Leon 4, Roberts Liberty 16, Robertson 4, Limestone 7, Rockwall 29, Lipscomb 1, Runnels 2, See footnotes at end of table

8 Table 2. Covered employment and wages in the United States and all counties in Texas, third quarter 2017 (continued) Rusk 13,165 $808 Trinity 2,262 $650 Sabine 2, Tyler 3, San Augustine 1, Upshur 6, San Jacinto 2, Upton 1,522 1,295 San Patricio 18, Uvalde 9, San Saba 1, Val Verde 17, Schleicher Van Zandt 10, Scurry 6,494 1,000 Victoria 37, Shackelford 1, Walker 24, Shelby 8, Waller 15, Sherman Ward 4,595 1,087 Smith 102, Washington 14, Somervell 3,797 1,008 Webb 100, Starr 15, Wharton 15, Stephens 3, Wheeler 2, Sterling Wichita 53, Stonewall Wilbarger 5, Sutton 1,891 1,202 Willacy 3, Swisher 1, Williamson 164,589 1,010 Tarrant 877,755 1,000 Wilson 8, Taylor 61, Winkler 2,745 1,119 Terrell Wise 19, Terry 3, Wood 9, Throckmorton Yoakum 3,831 1,070 Titus 15, Young 6, Tom Green 47, Zapata 3, Travis 727,953 1,188 Zavala 2, [1] wages were calculated using unrounded data. [2] Totals for the United States do not include data for Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands. Note: Covered employment and wages includes workers covered by Unemployment Insurance (UI) and Unemployment Compensation for Federal Employees (UCFE) programs. Data are preliminary

9 Table 3. Covered employment and wages by state, third quarter 2017 State September 2017 (thousands) Percent change, September Average weekly wage National ranking by level Percent change, third quarter National ranking by percent change United States [2] 144, $1, Alabama 1, Alaska , Arizona 2, Arkansas 1, California 17, , Colorado 2, , Connecticut 1, , Delaware , District of Columbia , Florida 8, Georgia 4, Hawaii Idaho Illinois 5, , Indiana 3, Iowa 1, Kansas 1, Kentucky 1, Louisiana 1, Maine Maryland 2, , Massachusetts 3, , Michigan 4, Minnesota 2, , Mississippi 1, Missouri 2, Montana Nebraska Nevada 1, New Hampshire , New Jersey 4, , New Mexico New York 9, , North Carolina 4, North Dakota Ohio 5, Oklahoma 1, Oregon 1, Pennsylvania 5, , Rhode Island South Carolina 2, South Dakota Tennessee 2, Texas 12, , Utah 1, Vermont Virginia 3, , Washington 3, , West Virginia Wisconsin 2, Wyoming Puerto Rico [3] -2.7 [3] Virgin Islands [3] -1.9 [3] [1] wages were calculated using unrounded data. [2] Totals for the United States do not include data for Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands. [3] Data not included in the national ranking. Note: Data are preliminary. Covered employment and wages includes workers covered by Unemployment Insurance (UI) and Unemployment Compensation for Federal Employees (UCFE) programs

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