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Most common industries (%)

Most common industries for males (%)

Most common industries for females (%)

Most Common Industries

Industry

All

Males

Females

Professional, scientific, and technical services11.2% (29,149)12.4% (17,689)9.8% (11,460)
Health care7.6% (19,573)3.6% (5,113)12.4% (14,460)
Educational services6.6% (17,007)3.3% (4,709)10.5% (12,298)
Finance and insurance5.8% (15,019)4.7% (6,636)7.2% (8,383)
Transportation equipment5.6% (14,441)7.5% (10,696)3.2% (3,745)
Construction5.5% (14,164)8.4% (11,960)1.9% (2,204)
Accommodation and food services4.7% (12,235)4.4% (6,274)5.1% (5,961)
Publishing, and motion picture and sound recording industries4.0% (10,447)5.1% (7,303)2.7% (3,144)
Administrative and support and waste management services3.4% (8,890)3.2% (4,558)3.7% (4,332)
Real estate and rental and leasing2.8% (7,169)2.7% (3,824)2.9% (3,345)
Public administration2.7% (6,946)2.6% (3,649)2.8% (3,297)
Broadcasting and telecommunications2.3% (6,039)2.4% (3,392)2.3% (2,647)
Computer and electronic products2.3% (6,016)2.9% (4,144)1.6% (1,872)
Radio, TV, and computer stores2.1% (5,489)2.7% (3,856)1.4% (1,633)
Food and beverage stores1.9% (4,889)1.7% (2,447)2.1% (2,442)
Miscellaneous manufacturing1.8% (4,604)2.2% (3,143)1.2% (1,461)
Department and other general merchandise stores1.7% (4,404)1.2% (1,647)2.4% (2,757)
Arts, entertainment, and recreation1.6% (4,182)1.4% (2,046)1.8% (2,136)
Social assistance1.5% (3,911)0.4% (535)2.9% (3,376)
Religious, grantmaking, civic, professional, and similar organizations1.4% (3,590)1.1% (1,574)1.7% (2,016)
Other transportation, and support activities, and couriers1.3% (3,337)1.8% (2,538)0.7% (799)
Personal and laundry services1.3% (3,312)0.6% (824)2.1% (2,488)
Data processing, libraries, and other information services1.2% (3,073)1.4% (2,030)0.9% (1,043)
Repair and maintenance1.1% (2,944)1.6% (2,336)0.5% (608)
Motor vehicle and parts dealers1.1% (2,837)1.6% (2,287)0.5% (550)
Air transportation1.1% (2,734)1.0% (1,385)1.2% (1,349)
Clothing and accessories, including shoe, stores0.8% (2,007)0.5% (677)1.1% (1,330)
Electronic shopping and mail-order houses0.7% (1,816)0.7% (1,042)0.7% (774)
Building material and garden equipment and supplies dealers0.7% (1,688)0.8% (1,139)0.5% (549)
Miscellaneous nondurable goods merchant wholesalers0.7% (1,686)0.7% (1,034)0.6% (652)
Groceries and related products merchant wholesalers0.6% (1,647)0.8% (1,147)0.4% (500)
Used merchandise, gift, novelty, and souvenir, and other miscellaneous stores0.6% (1,530)0.4% (598)0.8% (932)
Professional and commercial equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers0.6% (1,477)0.7% (1,031)0.4% (446)
Other direct selling establishments0.6% (1,476)0.5% (734)0.6% (742)
Machinery0.6% (1,470)0.9% (1,236)0.2% (234)
Furniture and home furnishings, and household appliance stores0.6% (1,462)0.6% (798)0.6% (664)
Metal and metal products0.6% (1,448)0.8% (1,195)0.2% (253)
Pharmacies and drug stores0.5% (1,407)0.4% (556)0.7% (851)
Private households0.5% (1,405)0.1% (115)1.1% (1,290)
U. S. Postal service0.5% (1,292)0.7% (965)0.3% (327)
Food0.5% (1,264)0.6% (845)0.4% (419)
Printing and related support activities0.5% (1,248)0.5% (776)0.4% (472)
Truck transportation0.5% (1,186)0.6% (893)0.3% (293)
Utilities0.5% (1,176)0.5% (671)0.4% (505)
Electrical and electronic goods merchant wholesalers0.4% (1,074)0.5% (724)0.3% (350)
Machinery, equipment, and supplies merchant wholesalers0.4% (1,070)0.5% (726)0.3% (344)
Sporting goods, camera, and hobby and toy stores0.4% (988)0.4% (584)0.3% (404)
Miscellaneous durable goods merchant wholesalers0.3% (726)0.4% (499)0.2% (227)
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting0.3% (705)0.3% (481)0.2% (224)
Chemicals0.2% (548)0.2% (318)0.2% (230)
Lumber and other construction materials merchant wholesalers0.2% (544)0.3% (419)0.1% (125)
Drugs, sundries, and chemical and allied products merchant wholesalers0.2% (535)0.2% (230)0.3% (305)
Electrical equipment, appliances, and components0.2% (534)0.3% (374)0.1% (160)
Furniture and related product manufacturing0.2% (481)0.3% (417)0.1% (64)
Furniture and home furnishing merchant wholesalers0.2% (457)0.2% (257)0.2% (200)
Office supplies and stationery stores0.2% (447)0.2% (292)0.1% (155)
Health and personal care, except drug, stores0.2% (441)0.1% (88)0.3% (353)
Nonmetallic mineral products0.2% (424)0.2% (315)0.1% (109)
Gasoline stations0.2% (415)0.2% (261)0.1% (154)
Apparel, fabrics, and notions merchant wholesalers0.2% (410)0.1% (199)0.2% (211)
Alcoholic beverages merchant wholesalers0.1% (385)0.2% (355)0.0% (30)
Wood products0.1% (375)0.2% (282)0.1% (93)
Paper0.1% (373)0.2% (313)0.1% (60)
Motor vehicles, parts and supplies merchant wholesalers0.1% (371)0.2% (282)0.1% (89)
Plastics and rubber products0.1% (363)0.2% (261)0.1% (102)
Book stores and news dealers0.1% (348)0.1% (97)0.2% (251)
Beverage and tobacco products0.1% (348)0.2% (256)0.1% (92)
Apparel0.1% (345)0.1% (89)0.2% (256)
Hardware, plumbing and heating equipment, and supplies merchant wholesalers0.1% (311)0.2% (234)0.1% (77)
Music stores0.1% (283)0.1% (194)0.1% (89)
Management of companies and enterprises0.1% (275)0.1% (100)0.1% (175)
Petroleum and petroleum products merchant wholesalers0.1% (219)0.1% (197)0.0% (22)
Water transportation0.1% (216)0.1% (209)0.0% (7)
Rail transportation0.1% (183)0.1% (163)0.0% (20)

Most common occupations (%)

Most common occupations for males (%)

Most common occupations for females (%)

Most common occupations

Occupation

All

Males

Females

Computer specialists8.5% (22,147)11.8% (16,833)4.5% (5,314)
Other management occupations except farmers and farm managers6.2% (16,142)7.1% (10,063)5.2% (6,079)
Other sales and related workers including supervisors4.5% (11,742)4.8% (6,827)4.2% (4,915)
Sales representatives, services, wholesale and manufacturing3.8% (9,824)4.4% (6,236)3.1% (3,588)
Business operations specialists3.5% (8,983)2.9% (4,152)4.1% (4,831)
Other office and administrative support workers including supervisors3.4% (8,706)1.7% (2,360)5.4% (6,346)
Engineers3.3% (8,554)5.4% (7,622)0.8% (932)
Retail sales workers except cashiers3.1% (7,991)3.0% (4,213)3.2% (3,778)
Top executives2.8% (7,273)4.0% (5,741)1.3% (1,532)
Secretaries and administrative assistants2.3% (5,992)0.2% (238)4.9% (5,754)
Preschool, kindergarten, elementary and middle school teachers2.2% (5,592)0.7% (941)4.0% (4,651)
Information and record clerks except customer service representatives2.1% (5,557)0.7% (957)3.9% (4,600)
Operations specialties managers except financial managers2.1% (5,387)2.5% (3,499)1.6% (1,888)
Advertising, marketing, promotions, public relations, and sales managers2.0% (5,208)2.1% (2,980)1.9% (2,228)
Accountants and auditors2.0% (5,091)1.5% (2,104)2.6% (2,987)
Material recording, scheduling, dispatching, and distributing workers2.0% (5,075)2.2% (3,166)1.6% (1,909)
Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations1.9% (5,051)2.1% (3,045)1.7% (2,006)
Other production occupations including supervisors1.9% (5,050)2.6% (3,678)1.2% (1,372)
Customer service representatives1.9% (4,949)1.3% (1,854)2.6% (3,095)
Registered nurses1.6% (4,171)0.2% (300)3.3% (3,871)
Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks1.5% (3,817)0.3% (492)2.8% (3,325)
Electrical equipment mechanics and other installation, maintenance, and repair occupations including supervisors1.4% (3,692)2.3% (3,265)0.4% (427)
Cooks and food preparation workers1.3% (3,342)1.4% (1,936)1.2% (1,406)
Cashiers1.3% (3,261)0.8% (1,121)1.8% (2,140)
Vehicle and mobile equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers1.2% (3,041)2.1% (2,926)0.1% (115)
Other financial specialists1.2% (3,029)1.2% (1,706)1.1% (1,323)
Driver/sales workers and truck drivers1.1% (2,912)1.9% (2,670)0.2% (242)
Art and design workers1.1% (2,830)0.8% (1,205)1.4% (1,625)
Laborers and material movers, hand1.1% (2,750)1.6% (2,206)0.5% (544)
Other teachers and instructors, education, training, and library occupations1.0% (2,657)0.3% (467)1.9% (2,190)
Financial managers1.0% (2,596)0.9% (1,319)1.1% (1,277)
Child care workers1.0% (2,523)0.1% (131)2.0% (2,392)
Media and communication equipment workers1.0% (2,516)0.9% (1,300)1.0% (1,216)
Other food preparation and serving workers including supervisors1.0% (2,495)1.0% (1,428)0.9% (1,067)
Lawyers1.0% (2,471)1.3% (1,916)0.5% (555)
Health technologists and technicians0.9% (2,345)0.3% (412)1.7% (1,933)
Waiters and waitresses0.9% (2,247)0.5% (760)1.3% (1,487)
Physicians and surgeons0.9% (2,244)1.1% (1,589)0.6% (655)
Supervisors and other personal care and service workers except personal appearance, transportation, and child care workers0.8% (2,160)0.5% (655)1.3% (1,505)
Other health diagnosing and treating practitioners and technical occupations0.8% (2,109)0.8% (1,139)0.8% (970)
Carpenters0.8% (2,102)1.4% (2,061)0.0% (41)
Counselors, social workers, and other community and social service specialists0.8% (2,086)0.3% (471)1.4% (1,615)
Assemblers and fabricators0.8% (2,021)0.8% (1,199)0.7% (822)
Financial clerks except bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks0.8% (1,966)0.4% (504)1.3% (1,462)
Other healthcare support occupations0.7% (1,913)0.1% (128)1.5% (1,785)
Metal workers and plastic workers0.7% (1,827)1.2% (1,641)0.2% (186)
Drafters, engineering, and mapping technicians0.7% (1,710)0.9% (1,304)0.3% (406)
Postsecondary teachers0.6% (1,586)0.6% (832)0.6% (754)
Construction trades workers except carpenters, electricians, painters, plumbers, and construction laborers0.6% (1,497)1.0% (1,468)0.0% (29)
Personal appearance workers0.5% (1,392)0.1% (169)1.0% (1,223)
Food and beverage serving workers except waiters/waitresses0.5% (1,372)0.4% (638)0.6% (734)
Life and physical scientists0.5% (1,355)0.6% (876)0.4% (479)
Electricians0.5% (1,206)0.8% (1,155)0.0% (51)
Nursing, psychiatric, and home health aides0.5% (1,188)0.2% (230)0.8% (958)
Legal support workers0.4% (1,160)0.1% (121)0.9% (1,039)
Entertainers and performers, sports, and related workers0.4% (1,138)0.5% (692)0.4% (446)
Construction laborers0.4% (1,048)0.7% (976)0.1% (72)
Supervisors, construction and extraction workers0.4% (1,047)0.7% (986)0.1% (61)
Architects, surveyors, and cartographers0.4% (1,043)0.6% (812)0.2% (231)
Secondary school teachers0.4% (1,036)0.3% (408)0.5% (628)
Other protective service workers including supervisors0.4% (1,015)0.5% (703)0.3% (312)
Social scientists and related workers0.4% (1,012)0.3% (456)0.5% (556)
Painters and paperhangers0.4% (983)0.6% (863)0.1% (120)
Textile, apparel, and furnishings workers0.4% (938)0.3% (357)0.5% (581)
Bus drivers0.4% (923)0.4% (553)0.3% (370)
Therapists0.3% (887)0.1% (139)0.6% (748)
Religious workers0.3% (885)0.4% (635)0.2% (250)
Transportation, tourism, and lodging attendants0.3% (857)0.2% (259)0.5% (598)
Law enforcement workers including supervisors0.3% (850)0.4% (625)0.2% (225)
Air transportation workers0.3% (777)0.5% (684)0.1% (93)
Food processing workers0.2% (589)0.3% (367)0.2% (222)
Librarians, curators, and archivists0.2% (552)0.1% (78)0.4% (474)
Pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters0.2% (542)0.4% (516)0.0% (26)
Printing workers0.2% (508)0.3% (385)0.1% (123)
Mathematical science occupations0.2% (459)0.2% (307)0.1% (152)
Material moving workers except laborers and material movers, hand0.2% (444)0.3% (406)0.0% (38)
Supervisors, transportation and material moving workers0.1% (372)0.2% (277)0.1% (95)
Life, physical, and social science technicians0.1% (344)0.1% (204)0.1% (140)
Other transportation workers0.1% (339)0.2% (278)0.1% (61)
Fire fighting and prevention workers including supervisors0.1% (336)0.2% (309)0.0% (27)
Agricultural workers including supervisors0.1% (286)0.1% (149)0.1% (137)
Motor vehicle operators except bus and truck drivers0.1% (274)0.2% (234)0.0% (40)
Other construction workers and helpers0.1% (274)0.2% (233)0.0% (41)
Rail and water transportation workers0.1% (251)0.2% (241)0.0% (10)
Woodworkers0.1% (206)0.1% (200)0.0% (6)
Plant and system operators0.1% (189)0.1% (160)0.0% (29)
Fishing and hunting, and forest and logging workers0.1% (158)0.1% (158)0.0% (0)
Unemployment by race in 2000:

Unemployment rate for White non-Hispanic males: 3.3%
Unemployment rate for White non-Hispanic females: 3.2%


Unemployment rate for Black males: 9.5%
Unemployment rate for Black females: 5.8%


Unemployment rate for American Indian and Alaska Native males: 6.2%
Unemployment rate for American Indian and Alaska Native females: 10.2%


Unemployment rate for Asian males: 2.9%
Unemployment rate for Asian females: 3.9%


Unemployment rate for other race males: 4.4%
Unemployment rate for other race females: 6.4%


Unemployment rate for two or more race males: 5.8%
Unemployment rate for two or more race females: 3.0%


Unemployment rate for Hispanic or Latino males: 4.3%
Unemployment rate for Hispanic or Latino females: 5.4%

Time Leaving Home To Go To Work (%)

Time Leaving Home To Go To Work:
12:00 a.m. to 4:59 a.m.:
East Seattle:

2.6% (6,491)
Washington:

4.2% (115,997)
5:00 a.m. to 5:29 a.m.:
East Seattle:

2.4% (6,186)
Washington:

3.7% (102,868)
5:30 a.m. to 5:59 a.m.:
East Seattle:

4.2% (10,652)
Washington:

5.3% (147,812)
6:00 a.m. to 6:29 a.m.:
East Seattle:

7.8% (19,887)
Washington:

8.9% (248,462)
6:30 a.m. to 6:59 a.m.:
East Seattle:

10.4% (26,322)
Washington:

10.3% (288,005)
7:00 a.m. to 7:29 a.m.:
East Seattle:

14.9% (37,893)
Washington:

13.5% (375,030)
7:30 a.m. to 7:59 a.m.:
East Seattle:

13.8% (35,045)
Washington:

13.4% (372,576)
8:00 a.m. to 8:29 a.m.:
East Seattle:

11.3% (28,735)
Washington:

9.0% (252,058)
8:30 a.m. to 8:59 a.m.:
East Seattle:

6.9% (17,635)
Washington:

5.1% (141,936)
9:00 a.m. to 9:59 a.m.:
East Seattle:

7.7% (19,617)
Washington:

5.8% (161,204)
10:00 a.m. to 10:59 a.m.:
East Seattle:

2.7% (6,813)
Washington:

2.5% (70,123)
11:00 a.m. to 11:59 a.m.:
East Seattle:

1.2% (3,122)
Washington:

1.3% (35,612)
12:00 p.m. to 3:59 p.m.:
East Seattle:

5.1% (13,053)
Washington:

6.8% (190,565)
4:00 p.m. to 11:59 p.m.:
East Seattle:

4.0% (10,131)
Washington:

5.8% (162,401)

Percentage of workers working in this county: 93.1%
Number of people working at home: 12,510 (4.9% of all workers)

Travel time (in minutes) to work (%)

Working at home - East Seattle

Working at home - Washington

Travel time to work:
Less than 5 minutes:
East Seattle:

1.9% (4,871)
Washington:

3.3% (91,132)
5 to 9 minutes:
East Seattle:

7.6% (19,433)
Washington:

10.3% (286,517)
10 to 14 minutes:
East Seattle:

12.4% (31,579)
Washington:

14.1% (391,606)
15 to 19 minutes:
East Seattle:

15.2% (38,514)
Washington:

15.0% (418,990)
20 to 24 minutes:
East Seattle:

16.3% (41,294)
Washington:

14.2% (394,209)
25 to 29 minutes:
East Seattle:

7.4% (18,782)
Washington:

5.8% (162,590)
30 to 34 minutes:
East Seattle:

15.6% (39,752)
Washington:

12.5% (348,311)
35 to 39 minutes:
East Seattle:

3.3% (8,431)
Washington:

2.6% (73,592)
40 to 44 minutes:
East Seattle:

4.2% (10,599)
Washington:

3.4% (95,182)
45 to 59 minutes:
East Seattle:

6.7% (17,099)
Washington:

7.0% (195,343)
60 to 89 minutes:
East Seattle:

3.1% (7,845)
Washington:

4.7% (131,691)
90 or more minutes:
East Seattle:

1.3% (3,383)
Washington:

2.7% (75,486)

Travel time to work (in minutes) by means of transportation (%)

Travel time to work by means of transportation:
Less than 30 minutes - public transportation:
East Seattle:

18.9% (2,444)
Washington:

27.4% (37,404)
Less than 30 minutes - other means:
East Seattle:

66.5% (152,029)
Washington:

67.5% (1,707,640)
30 to 44 minutes - public transportation:
East Seattle:

34.9% (4,503)
Washington:

28.7% (39,113)
30 to 44 minutes - other means:
East Seattle:

23.7% (54,279)
Washington:

18.9% (477,972)
45 to 59 minutes - public transportation:
East Seattle:

23.6% (3,042)
Washington:

16.6% (22,607)
45 to 59 minutes - other means:
East Seattle:

6.1% (14,057)
Washington:

6.8% (172,736)
60 or more minutes - public transportation:
East Seattle:

22.6% (2,920)
Washington:

27.3% (37,154)
60 or more minutes - other means:
East Seattle:

3.6% (8,308)
Washington:

6.7% (170,023)

Means of transportation to work - East Seattle

Means of transportation to work - Washington

Means of transportation to work:
Drove car alone:
East Seattle:

76.3% (193,806)
Washington:

73.3% (2,040,833)
Carpooled:
East Seattle:

11.0% (27,983)
Washington:

12.8% (357,742)
Bus or trolley bus:
East Seattle:

5.0% (12,586)
Washington:

4.5% (124,450)
Streetcar or trolley car:
East Seattle:

0.0% (69)
Washington:

0.0% (589)
Subway or elevated:
East Seattle:

0.0% (38)
Washington:

0.0% (598)
Railroad:
East Seattle:

0.0% (99)
Washington:

0.0% (301)
Ferryboat:
East Seattle:

0.0% (2)
Washington:

0.3% (8,923)
Taxicab:
East Seattle:

0.0% (115)
Washington:

0.1% (1,417)
Motorcycle:
East Seattle:

0.1% (298)
Washington:

0.2% (4,353)
Bicycle:
East Seattle:

0.3% (877)
Washington:

0.6% (16,205)
Walked:
East Seattle:

1.7% (4,352)
Washington:

3.2% (89,739)
Other means:
East Seattle:

0.5% (1,357)
Washington:

0.7% (19,499)

Private vehicle occupancy (%)

Private vehicle occupancy:
Drove alone:
East Seattle:

87.4% (193,806)
Washington:

85.1% (2,040,833)
In 2 person carpool:
East Seattle:

10.4% (22,996)
Washington:

11.8% (282,638)
In 3 person carpool:
East Seattle:

1.4% (3,187)
Washington:

1.9% (44,791)
In 4 person carpool:
East Seattle:

0.4% (793)
Washington:

0.6% (14,195)
In 5-6 person carpool:
East Seattle:

0.2% (484)
Washington:

0.3% (7,914)
In 7+ person carpool:
East Seattle:

0.2% (523)
Washington:

0.3% (8,204)

Class of Workers (%)

Class of Workers (%) - Males

Class of Workers (%) - Females

Class of Workers:
Employee of private company:
East Seattle:

73.1% (189,538)
Washington:

66.0% (1,843,000)
    Employee of private company - Males:
    East Seattle:

    76.9% (109,419)
    Washington:

    69.7% (1,044,674)
    Employee of private company - Females:
    East Seattle:

    68.5% (80,119)
    Washington:

    61.7% (798,326)
Self-employed in own incorporated business:
East Seattle:

4.2% (10,928)
Washington:

3.2% (90,102)
    Self-employed in own incorporated business - Males:
    East Seattle:

    5.6% (7,915)
    Washington:

    4.3% (64,169)
    Self-employed in own incorporated business - Females:
    East Seattle:

    2.6% (3,013)
    Washington:

    2.0% (25,933)
Private not-for-profit wage and salary workers:
East Seattle:

5.7% (14,721)
Washington:

6.9% (191,927)
    Private not-for-profit wage and salary workers - Males:
    East Seattle:

    3.3% (4,628)
    Washington:

    4.2% (63,257)
    Private not-for-profit wage and salary workers - Females:
    East Seattle:

    8.6% (10,093)
    Washington:

    9.9% (128,670)
Local government workers:
East Seattle:

4.7% (12,191)
Washington:

6.4% (178,161)
    Local government workers - Males:
    East Seattle:

    3.5% (4,992)
    Washington:

    5.3% (79,844)
    Local government workers - Females:
    East Seattle:

    6.2% (7,199)
    Washington:

    7.6% (98,317)
State government workers:
East Seattle:

4.0% (10,270)
Washington:

6.9% (192,408)
    State government workers - Males:
    East Seattle:

    2.5% (3,549)
    Washington:

    5.1% (76,834)
    State government workers - Females:
    East Seattle:

    5.7% (6,721)
    Washington:

    8.9% (115,574)
Federal government workers:
East Seattle:

1.6% (4,019)
Washington:

3.2% (89,153)
    Federal government workers - Males:
    East Seattle:

    1.7% (2,408)
    Washington:

    3.5% (52,763)
    Federal government workers - Females:
    East Seattle:

    1.4% (1,611)
    Washington:

    2.8% (36,390)
Self-employed workers in own not incorporated business:
East Seattle:

6.5% (16,907)
Washington:

7.2% (199,827)
    Self-employed workers in own not incorporated business - Males:
    East Seattle:

    6.4% (9,046)
    Washington:

    7.6% (114,199)
    Self-employed workers in own not incorporated business - Females:
    East Seattle:

    6.7% (7,861)
    Washington:

    6.6% (85,628)
Unpaid family workers:
East Seattle:

0.2% (584)
Washington:

0.3% (9,144)
    Unpaid family workers - Males:
    East Seattle:

    0.2% (253)
    Washington:

    0.3% (3,889)
    Unpaid family workers - Females:
    East Seattle:

    0.3% (331)
    Washington:

    0.4% (5,255)

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