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Work and Jobs in Opportunity, Washington (WA) Detailed Stats
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The most common industries in Opportunity are: Health care (12.2% of civilian employees), Educational services (7.1% of civilian employees), Construction (6.8% of civilian employees). 71.2% of workers are employees of private companies, which is 7.4% greater than the rate of 66.0% across the entire state of Washington.

Most common industries

Most common industries
Most common industries for males
Most common industries for females

Most common industries

Industry

All

Males

Females

Health care12.2%
(1,453)
4.9%
(300)
19.9%
(1,153)
Educational services7.1%
(849)
5.7%
(348)
8.6%
(501)
Construction6.8%
(814)
12.2%
(746)
1.2%
(68)
Accommodation and food services5.3%
(629)
4.8%
(291)
5.8%
(338)
Professional, scientific, and technical services5.1%
(612)
5.6%
(340)
4.7%
(272)
Administrative and support and waste management services4.0%
(472)
4.4%
(266)
3.6%
(206)
Finance and insurance3.8%
(455)
1.7%
(106)
6.0%
(349)
Computer and electronic products3.6%
(430)
4.0%
(242)
3.2%
(188)
Food and beverage stores3.4%
(401)
2.5%
(153)
4.3%
(248)
Public administration3.3%
(392)
3.2%
(198)
3.3%
(194)
Department and other general merchandise stores2.7%
(326)
1.6%
(97)
4.0%
(229)
Motor vehicle and parts dealers2.7%
(322)
4.9%
(296)
0.4%
(26)
Metal and metal products2.2%
(266)
3.5%
(215)
0.9%
(51)
Social assistance2.0%
(241)
0.3%
(20)
3.8%
(221)
Personal and laundry services1.9%
(227)
0.9%
(56)
3.0%
(171)
Repair and maintenance1.9%
(225)
3.5%
(214)
0.2%
(11)
Real estate and rental and leasing1.8%
(212)
1.0%
(61)
2.6%
(151)
Arts, entertainment, and recreation1.5%
(175)
1.0%
(58)
2.0%
(117)
Truck transportation1.5%
(173)
2.4%
(144)
0.5%
(29)
Religious, grantmaking, civic, professional, and similar organizations1.4%
(167)
1.3%
(81)
1.5%
(86)
Transportation equipment1.3%
(153)
1.7%
(101)
0.9%
(52)
Other transportation, and support activities, and couriers1.2%
(144)
1.8%
(111)
0.6%
(33)
Groceries and related products merchant wholesalers1.1%
(128)
1.7%
(101)
0.5%
(27)
Wood products1.1%
(126)
1.8%
(109)
0.3%
(17)
Building material and garden equipment and supplies dealers1.0%
(123)
1.4%
(86)
0.6%
(37)
Other direct selling establishments1.0%
(123)
1.0%
(58)
1.1%
(65)
Miscellaneous manufacturing1.0%
(122)
1.6%
(98)
0.4%
(24)
Utilities1.0%
(114)
1.1%
(68)
0.8%
(46)
Radio, TV, and computer stores0.9%
(102)
1.0%
(59)
0.7%
(43)
Machinery, equipment, and supplies merchant wholesalers0.7%
(87)
1.0%
(58)
0.5%
(29)
Machinery0.7%
(79)
1.0%
(61)
0.3%
(18)
Publishing, and motion picture and sound recording industries0.6%
(75)
0.9%
(52)
0.4%
(23)
Electrical equipment, appliances, and components0.6%
(72)
1.0%
(61)
0.2%
(11)
U. S. Postal service0.6%
(72)
0.7%
(41)
0.5%
(31)
Office supplies and stationery stores0.6%
(70)
0.3%
(20)
0.9%
(50)
Broadcasting and telecommunications0.6%
(69)
0.7%
(40)
0.5%
(29)
Motor vehicles, parts and supplies merchant wholesalers0.6%
(68)
0.5%
(29)
0.7%
(39)
Furniture and home furnishings, and household appliance stores0.6%
(68)
0.7%
(45)
0.4%
(23)
Food0.5%
(63)
0.6%
(34)
0.5%
(29)
Used merchandise, gift, novelty, and souvenir, and other miscellaneous stores0.5%
(63)
0.5%
(31)
0.6%
(32)
Pharmacies and drug stores0.5%
(62)
0.2%
(12)
0.9%
(50)
Printing and related support activities0.5%
(61)
0.5%
(29)
0.6%
(32)
Sporting goods, camera, and hobby and toy stores0.5%
(57)
0.5%
(28)
0.5%
(29)
Nonmetallic mineral products0.5%
(57)
0.8%
(46)
0.2%
(11)
Furniture and related product manufacturing0.4%
(52)
0.6%
(37)
0.3%
(15)
Miscellaneous nondurable goods merchant wholesalers0.4%
(51)
0.5%
(31)
0.3%
(20)
Private households0.4%
(47)
0.0%
(0)
0.8%
(47)
Rail transportation0.4%
(47)
0.8%
(47)
0.0%
(0)
Paper0.4%
(44)
0.7%
(44)
0.0%
(0)
Clothing and accessories, including shoe, stores0.4%
(43)
0.4%
(23)
0.3%
(20)
Professional and commercial equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers0.3%
(40)
0.5%
(31)
0.2%
(9)
Paper and paper products merchant wholesalers0.3%
(36)
0.3%
(17)
0.3%
(19)
Hardware, plumbing and heating equipment, and supplies merchant wholesalers0.3%
(36)
0.6%
(36)
0.0%
(0)
Alcoholic beverages merchant wholesalers0.3%
(34)
0.5%
(29)
0.1%
(5)
Apparel0.3%
(33)
0.1%
(7)
0.4%
(26)
Book stores and news dealers0.3%
(33)
0.2%
(14)
0.3%
(19)
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting0.3%
(31)
0.4%
(25)
0.1%
(6)
Lumber and other construction materials merchant wholesalers0.2%
(28)
0.3%
(18)
0.2%
(10)
Jewelry, luggage, and leather goods stores0.2%
(27)
0.3%
(20)
0.1%
(7)
Air transportation0.2%
(26)
0.0%
(0)
0.4%
(26)
Health and personal care, except drug, stores0.2%
(26)
0.0%
(0)
0.4%
(26)
Electrical and electronic goods merchant wholesalers0.2%
(26)
0.2%
(13)
0.2%
(13)
Miscellaneous durable goods merchant wholesalers0.2%
(25)
0.1%
(6)
0.3%
(19)
Beverage and tobacco products0.2%
(23)
0.1%
(4)
0.3%
(19)
Vending machine operators0.2%
(22)
0.3%
(16)
0.1%
(6)
Gasoline stations0.2%
(22)
0.4%
(22)
0.0%
(0)
Data processing, libraries, and other information services0.2%
(19)
0.0%
(0)
0.3%
(19)
Retail florists0.2%
(19)
0.0%
(0)
0.3%
(19)
Plastics and rubber products0.1%
(17)
0.3%
(17)
0.0%
(0)
Electronic shopping and mail-order houses0.1%
(14)
0.0%
(0)
0.2%
(14)
Petroleum and coal products0.1%
(13)
0.2%
(13)
0.0%
(0)
Metals and minerals, except petroleum, merchant wholesalers0.1%
(13)
0.2%
(13)
0.0%
(0)

Unemployment in Opportunity

  • Unemployment by race in 2000
  • Unemployment rate for White non-Hispanic residents
  • 6.1%Males
  • 4.9%Females
  • Unemployment rate for Black residents
  • 6.3%Males
  • Unemployment rate for American Indian and Alaska Native residents
  • 11.7%Females
  • Unemployment rate for Asian residents
  • 6.2%Males
  • 17.1%Females
  • Unemployment rate for other race residents
  • 27.7%Males
  • 17.6%Females
  • Unemployment rate for two or more race residents
  • 22.2%Males
  • 7.8%Females
  • Unemployment rate for Hispanic or Latino residents
  • 18.1%Males
  • 5.3%Females

Time leaving home to go to work

Time Leaving Home To Go To Work
<5am:
Opportunity:

3.7% (430)
Washington:

4.2% (115,997)
5:30am:
Opportunity:

1.9% (219)
Washington:

3.7% (102,868)
6am:
Opportunity:

4.1% (481)
Washington:

5.3% (147,812)
6:30am:
Opportunity:

8.6% (1,011)
Washington:

8.9% (248,462)
7am:
Opportunity:

11.6% (1,366)
Washington:

10.3% (288,005)
7:30am:
Opportunity:

14.5% (1,710)
Washington:

13.5% (375,030)
8am:
Opportunity:

15.1% (1,777)
Washington:

13.4% (372,576)
8:30am:
Opportunity:

8.7% (1,027)
Washington:

9.0% (252,058)
9am:
Opportunity:

3.9% (456)
Washington:

5.1% (141,936)
10am:
Opportunity:

5.8% (685)
Washington:

5.8% (161,204)
11am:
Opportunity:

3.2% (373)
Washington:

2.5% (70,123)
12pm:
Opportunity:

0.8% (98)
Washington:

1.3% (35,612)
4pm:
Opportunity:

7.6% (893)
Washington:

6.8% (190,565)
>4pm:
Opportunity:

7.0% (826)
Washington:

5.8% (162,401)

Travel time to work

Daytime population change due to commuting: -4,498 (-17.9%)
Workers who live and work in this place: 1,782 (15.1%)
Travel time (in minutes) to work
Working at home
Less than 5 minutes:
Opportunity:

3.0% (355)
Washington:

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

12.8% (1,513)
Washington:

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

16.8% (1,983)
Washington:

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

17.0% (1,998)
Washington:

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

17.5% (2,061)
Washington:

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

6.0% (712)
Washington:

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

13.2% (1,559)
Washington:

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

2.4% (283)
Washington:

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

1.5% (179)
Washington:

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

3.7% (432)
Washington:

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

1.1% (130)
Washington:

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

1.2% (147)
Washington:

2.7% (75,486)

Means of transportation to work

Means of transportation to work - Opportunity
Means of transportation to work - Washington
Drove car alone:
Opportunity:

80.7% (9,501)
Washington:

73.3% (2,040,833)
Carpooled:
Opportunity:

10.8% (1,274)
Washington:

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

2.2% (254)
Washington:

4.5% (124,450)
Motorcycle:
Opportunity:

0.1% (12)
Washington:

0.2% (4,353)
Bicycle:
Opportunity:

0.4% (49)
Washington:

0.6% (16,205)
Walked:
Opportunity:

2.0% (238)
Washington:

3.2% (89,739)
Other means:
Opportunity:

0.2% (24)
Washington:

0.7% (19,499)

Private vehicle occupancy

Private vehicle occupancy
Drove alone:
Opportunity:

88.2% (9,501)
Washington:

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

10.3% (1,107)
Washington:

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

1.2% (128)
Washington:

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

0.0% (5)
Washington:

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

0.3% (28)
Washington:

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

0.1% (6)
Washington:

0.3% (8,204)

Class of workers

Class of Workers
Employee of private company:
Opportunity:

71.2% (8,471)
Washington:

66.0% (1,843,000)
Self-employed in own incorporated business:
Opportunity:

2.0% (242)
Washington:

3.2% (90,102)
Private not-for-profit wage and salary workers:
Opportunity:

7.2% (854)
Washington:

6.9% (191,927)
Local government workers:
Opportunity:

4.8% (575)
Washington:

6.4% (178,161)
State government workers:
Opportunity:

5.6% (663)
Washington:

6.9% (192,408)
Federal government workers:
Opportunity:

1.8% (214)
Washington:

3.2% (89,153)
Self-employed workers in own not incorporated business:
Opportunity:

7.1% (843)
Washington:

7.2% (199,827)
Unpaid family workers:
Opportunity:

0.3% (35)
Washington:

0.3% (9,144)
Class of Workers - Males
Employee of private company - Males:
Opportunity:

74.5% (4,548)
Washington:

69.7% (1,044,674)
Self-employed in own incorporated business - Males:
Opportunity:

2.3% (141)
Washington:

4.3% (64,169)
Private not-for-profit wage and salary workers - Males:
Opportunity:

4.2% (256)
Washington:

4.2% (63,257)
Local government workers - Males:
Opportunity:

4.1% (252)
Washington:

5.3% (79,844)
State government workers - Males:
Opportunity:

5.0% (307)
Washington:

5.1% (76,834)
Federal government workers - Males:
Opportunity:

1.7% (106)
Washington:

3.5% (52,763)
Self-employed workers in own not incorporated business - Males:
Opportunity:

7.7% (467)
Washington:

7.6% (114,199)
Unpaid family workers - Males:
Opportunity:

0.4% (25)
Washington:

0.3% (3,889)
Class of Workers - Females
Employee of private company - Females:
Opportunity:

67.7% (3,923)
Washington:

61.7% (798,326)
Self-employed in own incorporated business - Females:
Opportunity:

1.7% (101)
Washington:

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

10.3% (598)
Washington:

9.9% (128,670)
Local government workers - Females:
Opportunity:

5.6% (323)
Washington:

7.6% (98,317)
State government workers - Females:
Opportunity:

6.1% (356)
Washington:

8.9% (115,574)
Federal government workers - Females:
Opportunity:

1.9% (108)
Washington:

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

6.5% (376)
Washington:

6.6% (85,628)
Unpaid family workers - Females:
Opportunity:

0.2% (10)
Washington:

0.4% (5,255)
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