Georgia area labor profile: Harris County area [1994]

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1. Harris 2. Meriwether 3. Muscogee 4. Talbot 5. Troup

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AREA LABOR PROFILE

This profile of Harris County includes data for Harris, Meriwether, Muscogee, Talbot, and Troup counties.

CURRENT LABOR FORCE

Labor force includes residents of the county who are working or seeking work. This tabte indicates the size and composition of the labor force,

Labor Force

1993 Annual Averages Employed Unemployed

UnemploymentRate

Harris

8,551

8,148

403

4.7

Meriwether

8,902

8,130

772

8.7

Muscogee

77,031

72,011

5,020

6.5

Talbot

2,367

2,169

198

8.4

Troup

25,946

23,944

2,002

Harris Area

122,797

114,402

8,395

Georgia Unemployment Rate

U$.Unemployment Rate

Source: Georgia Department ofLabor

POPULATION
1990
Census

1992
Estimated Rank Popufation Rank

.Percent

2000

Chafl9' Projeeted

1990-1992> . PQpulatk>n Rank

Harris County

17,788 74

City ofHamilton . . 454
City ofPfne Mpuritain 875

Harris Area

281,53?

r .. . . Note: Projectedf;>opulation basedonJ99() census ... . .

.Source: U.S. Department.of Commerce, Btireau.of.CEinsuslG$0rgia Office of Pl{lnningand

Budget (projections}

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"Rank" indieates relative populati<>narnong Ge(Jr~s 159 counties.

Georgia Department of Labor

DAVID POYTHRESS, Commissioner

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES 1992-1993

Male

Female

Total

Harris Meriwether

74

75

149

93

119

212

Muscogee

762

868

1,630

Talbot

40

32

72

Troup

244

257

501

Total

1,213

1,351

2,564

Note: Data on graduates from private high schools are not included. Source: Georgia Department of Education

PER CAPITA ANNUAL INCOME

1992

Percent Relative to Georgia

Percent
Relative
tou~s.

Percent Change 1991-1992

Harris County

16,895

91.1

84.0

2.8

Columbus MSA

16,115

86.9

80.2

3.1

Georgia

18,549

92.3

5.0

U.S.A.

20,105

108.4

4.9

Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis

ACTIVE APPLICANTS - State Employment Service

Professional Technical and Managerial

Clerical and
Sales

Agriculture Forestry Fishing
Service etc..

Processing

Machine Trades

Bench Structurat work Work

Miscel laneous
Occu pations

Totals

Harris Meriwether Muscogee Talbot Troup Total

81 54 1,301 19 249 1,704

122 137 2,352
31
581 3,223

63 81 1,375 25 335 1,879

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29

63

19

65

66 516

9

57

79

62

65 184 728

53 215 603 625 672 1,288 8,484

1

11

24

19

21

42 193

23 150 492 186 243 431 2,690

94 462 1,261 911 1,066 2,011 12)611

Note: Detailed figures on the availability of. applicants in specific occupations are available from Georgia Department of Labor, Labor Information Systems, or from the nearest office ofthe state Employment Service.
Source: Georgia Department of Labor (Active applicants as of June 1994)

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CURRENT INDUSTRY MIX - HARRIS

INDUSTRY

1993Average .Emplqyment

Average
Weekly)Yages

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing Construction Manufacturing

$ /252
i().)2'7.26ss.

Food and kindred products

*

Apparel lumber and wood products . Printing and publishing

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*

297

15

313

Stone, clay, glass, and concrete

*

*

Fabricated metal products

*

*

Industrial machinery, including computers Miscellaneous manufacturing industries

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* *

Transportation and public utilities

100

645

Wholesale trade

18

514

Retail trade

768

200

Finance, insurance, and real estate

73

325

Services

1,502

295

Hotels, other lodging places

*

*

Personal services

9

118

Business services

24

244

Auto repalr, services, garages Miscellaneous repair services

9

205

4

261

Motion pictures

10

123

Amusement and recreation services

*

*

Heaith services

162

267

Legal services

*

Educational services

441

326

Social services

23

153

Museums, botanical, zoological gardens

*

*

Membership organizations Engineering and management services

*

*

6

575

Private households Public Administration

41

154

243

345

ALL INDUSTRIES

3,723

$ 282

Notes: * Denotes confidential data relating to individual employerswhich cannot be released. Average weekly wages is derhted by dividing gross payroff dollars paid to all employees - both hourly and salaried -by t.he average number .of employees who had

any earnings; average earnings are then diVided by the numberofweeks in the period to obtain weekly figures. Health Services includes government hospitals. Educational Services includes government educational institutions.

Source: Georgia Department of Labor- Data represent jobs in this county covered by unemployment insurance legislation.

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Machine operators, assemblers,

Trar:isportation and material movi

Handlers, equipmentcleartt:Jrs, he

Source: 1990 Census (Sumrnary tape file 3)

<:ounty where En'lployed Muscogee Harris Troup . Meriwether Alabama Chattahoochee Other Total Residents
Source: 1990 Census of Population and Housing
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