Table 4-7
Estimates of employment and average weekly earnings for all employees, by industry — Ontario

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Ontario
Industry - NAICS	Employment			Average weekly earnings (including overtime)
Industry - NAICS	June 2010	May 2011 ^r	June 2011 ^p	June 2010	May 2011 ^r	June 2011 ^p
	in thousands			current dollars
Industrial aggregate including unclassified businesses ¹ - 00-91N	5,727.7 ^A	5,724.5 ^A	5,811.8 ^A	878.92 ^A	890.79 ^A	899.54 ^A
Goods producing industries - 11-33N	1,012.2 ^A	1,003.7 ^A	1,029.5 ^A	1,044.08 ^A	1,068.38 ^A	1,058.66 ^A
Forestry, logging and support - 11N	5.0 ^A	4.3 ^A	5.2 ^A	934.68 ^A	901.04 ^A	888.66 ^B
Forestry and logging - 113	3.4 ^A	3.1 ^A	3.5 ^A	971.98 ^B	F	924.57 ^B
Support activities for forestry - 1153	1.7 ^A	1.1 ^A	1.6 ^B	F	F	F
Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction - 21	22.7 ^A	24.5 ^A	25.7 ^A	1,436.16 ^A	1,552.90 ^A	1,577.17 ^A
Oil and gas extraction - 211,2111	0.7 ^A	0.6 ^A	0.7 ^A	.	.	.
Mining and quarrying (except oil and gas) - 212	15.2 ^A	16.0 ^A	17.3 ^A	1,332.41 ^B	1,498.96 ^A	1,429.20 ^A
Support activities for mining and oil and gas extraction - 213,2131	6.9 ^A	7.9 ^A	7.7 ^A	1,554.18 ^B	1,614.51 ^B	1,863.92 ^B
Utilities - 22,221	48.1 ^A	51.1 ^A	51.9 ^A	1,633.24 ^A	1,738.88 ^A	1,621.33 ^A
Construction - 23	285.1 ^A	275.9 ^A	292.4 ^A	1,036.74 ^A	1,033.02 ^A	1,081.59 ^A
Construction of buildings - 236	65.0 ^A	63.2 ^A	66.9 ^A	1,025.27 ^A	1,007.16 ^A	1,052.69 ^A
Heavy and civil engineering construction - 237	39.6 ^A	35.2 ^A	39.4 ^A	1,171.01 ^A	1,196.39 ^A	1,232.59 ^A
Specialty trade contractors - 238	180.5 ^A	177.5 ^A	186.1 ^A	1,011.43 ^A	1,009.86 ^A	1,060.00 ^A
Manufacturing - 31-33	651.2 ^A	647.9 ^A	654.3 ^A	990.92 ^A	1,013.34 ^A	984.71 ^A
Non-durable goods - 311N	252.3 ^A	247.5 ^A	249.5 ^A	907.80 ^A	946.68 ^A	926.68 ^A
Food manufacturing - 311	85.3 ^A	82.5 ^A	82.5 ^A	780.90 ^B	809.53 ^A	743.48 ^A
Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing - 312	12.5 ^A	11.7 ^A	11.9 ^A	F	1,001.08 ^B	1,095.61 ^B
Textile mills - 313	3.3 ^A	3.3 ^A	3.5 ^A	929.07 ^A	823.70 ^A	756.03 ^A
Textile product mills - 314	4.6 ^A	4.4 ^A	4.4 ^A	.	.	.
Clothing manufacturing - 315	6.7 ^A	6.4 ^A	6.3 ^A	568.15 ^B	599.19 ^A	595.94 ^A
Leather and allied product manufacturing - 316	0.9 ^A	1.0 ^A	1.0 ^A	F	571.50 ^A	588.59 ^B
Paper manufacturing - 322	20.3 ^A	19.8 ^A	20.3 ^A	1,126.90 ^B	1,255.77 ^A	1,199.48 ^A
Printing and related support activities - 323,3231	26.8 ^A	25.7 ^A	26.0 ^A	794.21 ^B	901.14 ^A	878.67 ^B
Petroleum and coal product manufacturing - 324,3241	4.9 ^A	5.3 ^A	5.6 ^A	F	1,617.66 ^B	1,422.80 ^B
Chemical manufacturing - 325	41.6 ^A	42.6 ^A	42.4 ^A	1,085.20 ^B	1,152.96 ^A	1,202.71 ^A
Plastics and rubber products manufacturing - 326	45.5 ^A	44.8 ^A	45.6 ^A	932.24 ^B	890.38 ^A	885.28 ^A
Durable goods - 321N	398.9 ^A	400.4 ^A	404.9 ^A	1,043.49 ^A	1,054.54 ^A	1,020.47 ^A
Wood product manufacturing - 321	16.2 ^A	15.6 ^A	15.8 ^A	846.16 ^B	792.26 ^A	883.39 ^A
Non-metallic mineral product manufacturing - 327	21.2 ^A	20.3 ^A	21.0 ^A	931.90 ^B	1,002.76 ^A	1,019.77 ^A
Primary metal manufacturing - 331	29.0 ^A	28.2 ^A	28.5 ^A	1,122.59 ^B	1,278.84 ^B	1,234.53 ^A
Fabricated metal product manufacturing - 332	64.1 ^A	67.8 ^A	68.0 ^A	937.72 ^A	992.55 ^A	1,015.77 ^A
Machinery manufacturing - 333	52.4 ^A	53.8 ^A	54.4 ^A	1,014.39 ^A	1,070.49 ^A	1,064.09 ^A
Computer and electronic product manufacturing - 334	43.0 ^A	41.2 ^A	41.4 ^A	1,176.86 ^B	1,232.27 ^A	1,188.40 ^A
Electrical equipment, appliance and component manufacturing - 335	18.8 ^A	18.1 ^A	18.3 ^A	984.72 ^B	985.82 ^B	982.54 ^A
Transportation equipment manufacturing - 336	103.8 ^A	106.5 ^A	107.4 ^A	1,201.32 ^A	1,088.71 ^B	979.17 ^B
Furniture and related product manufacturing - 337	27.8 ^A	26.9 ^A	27.6 ^A	783.81 ^A	929.52 ^A	896.85 ^A
Miscellaneous manufacturing - 339	22.8 ^A	22.1 ^A	22.5 ^A	946.13 ^B	865.05 ^A	825.33 ^A
Service producing industries - 41-91N	4,590.2 ^A	4,577.8 ^A	4,630.5 ^A	842.50 ^A	851.85 ^A	864.17 ^A
Trade - 41-45N	978.4 ^A	972.4 ^A	980.5 ^A	687.32 ^A	696.66 ^A	692.48 ^A
Wholesale trade - 41	310.7 ^A	312.1 ^A	314.8 ^A	1,086.57 ^A	1,093.58 ^A	1,053.62 ^A
Farm product wholesaler-distributors - 411,4111	4.2 ^A	4.6 ^A	4.8 ^A	F	720.14 ^A	802.46 ^B
Petroleum product wholesaler-distributors - 412,4121	2.5 ^A	2.7 ^A	2.7 ^A	1,247.94 ^B	1,457.41 ^B	1,318.01 ^B
Food, beverage and tobacco wholesaler-distributors - 413	34.4 ^A	34.5 ^A	35.2 ^A	807.06 ^B	832.30 ^A	838.42 ^A
Personal and household goods wholesaler-distributors - 414	47.5 ^A	48.1 ^A	48.4 ^A	997.47 ^B	1,006.44 ^A	1,002.20 ^A
Motor vehicle and parts wholesaler-distributors - 415	24.8 ^A	25.8 ^A	25.9 ^A	1,015.21 ^A	966.63 ^A	925.12 ^A
Building material and supplies wholesaler-distributors - 416	47.6 ^A	48.1 ^A	49.2 ^A	1,054.30 ^A	1,082.58 ^A	1,062.50 ^A
Machinery, equipment and supplies wholesaler-distributors - 417	93.8 ^A	92.5 ^A	92.7 ^A	1,342.54 ^A	1,391.42 ^A	1,292.91 ^A
Miscellaneous wholesaler-distributors - 418	42.7 ^A	42.3 ^A	42.3 ^A	1,004.91 ^B	898.27 ^A	867.13 ^A
Wholesale electronic markets, and agents and brokers - 419,4191	13.0 ^A	13.7 ^A	13.6 ^A	955.79 ^B	979.07 ^A	991.60 ^C
Retail trade - 44-45	667.7 ^A	660.4 ^A	665.7 ^A	501.54 ^A	509.08 ^A	521.73 ^A
Motor vehicle and parts dealers - 441	60.4 ^A	60.9 ^A	61.3 ^A	885.78 ^A	878.56 ^A	944.14 ^A
Furniture and home furnishings stores - 442	26.4 ^A	25.8 ^A	25.9 ^A	608.34 ^A	663.94 ^B	702.18 ^B
Electronics and appliance stores - 443,4431	23.8 ^A	27.6 ^A	26.5 ^B	650.30 ^C	750.95 ^B	654.82 ^A
Building material and garden equipment and supplies dealers - 444	51.0 ^A	50.7 ^A	51.3 ^A	561.57 ^A	613.23 ^A	620.74 ^A
Food and beverage stores - 445	167.9 ^A	157.3 ^A	160.9 ^A	407.60 ^A	390.27 ^A	394.60 ^A
Health and personal care stores - 446,4461	59.3 ^A	58.1 ^A	58.0 ^A	558.88 ^A	578.99 ^A	609.03 ^B
Gasoline stations - 447,4471	20.4 ^A	20.7 ^A	21.0 ^A	429.16 ^B	580.47 ^A	564.23 ^B
Clothing and clothing accessories stores - 448	79.9 ^A	81.6 ^A	82.4 ^A	429.44 ^A	372.16 ^A	393.20 ^A
Sporting goods, hobby, book and music stores - 451	30.0 ^A	28.2 ^A	28.2 ^A	410.37 ^B	442.33 ^A	410.23 ^A
General merchandise stores - 452	103.4 ^A	105.3 ^A	106.2 ^A	402.76 ^A	393.55 ^A	409.18 ^A
Miscellaneous store retailers - 453	36.3 ^A	35.0 ^A	35.4 ^A	442.13 ^A	443.55 ^A	477.18 ^A
Non-store retailers - 454	8.9 ^A	9.1 ^A	8.7 ^A	737.81 ^B	751.01 ^A	818.45 ^D
Transportation and warehousing - 48-49	247.2 ^A	249.2 ^A	251.1 ^A	846.28 ^A	878.89 ^A	874.27 ^A
Air transportation - 481	19.3 ^B	18.9 ^A	19.2 ^A	1,044.64 ^A	1,033.52 ^A	1,075.86 ^A
Truck transportation - 484	54.2 ^A	53.5 ^A	55.0 ^A	831.22 ^A	819.29 ^A	850.42 ^A
Transit and ground passenger transportation - 485	58.4 ^A	58.4 ^A	58.9 ^A	730.76 ^A	785.03 ^A	758.61 ^A
Support activities for transportation - 488	38.4 ^A	39.7 ^A	39.7 ^A	938.93 ^A	934.68 ^A	934.99 ^A
Couriers and messengers - 492	21.8 ^A	21.7 ^A	21.4 ^A	612.78 ^B	713.01 ^B	805.77 ^B
Warehousing and storage - 493,4931	14.7 ^A	16.6 ^A	16.5 ^A	792.75 ^A	796.35 ^A	787.26 ^A
Information and cultural industries - 51	135.9 ^A	127.4 ^A	129.2 ^A	1,069.38 ^A	1,071.02 ^A	1,069.20 ^A
Publishing industries - 511	35.7 ^A	35.5 ^A	36.2 ^A	1,151.92 ^A	1,171.46 ^A	1,182.06 ^B
Motion picture and sound recording industries - 512	13.8 ^A	10.7 ^A	10.8 ^A	801.84 ^B	933.48 ^A	940.91 ^B
Broadcasting (except Internet) - 515	16.5 ^A	15.2 ^A	15.5 ^A	F	F	F
Telecommunications - 517	46.0 ^A	42.8 ^A	43.0 ^A	1,081.30 ^B	1,149.29 ^A	1,116.95 ^A
Data processing, hosting, and related services - 518,5182	9.1 ^A	8.1 ^A	8.3 ^A	1,496.75 ^C	1,372.31 ^A	1,464.55 ^A
Other information services - 519,5191	14.7 ^A	15.1 ^A	15.4 ^A	893.85 ^B	1,041.58 ^A	989.17 ^B
Finance and insurance - 52	304.7 ^A	296.2 ^A	298.6 ^A	1,062.27 ^A	1,104.78 ^A	1,124.45 ^A
Credit intermediation and related activities - 522	162.8 ^A	161.4 ^A	162.3 ^A	920.23 ^A	935.45 ^A	884.21 ^A
Securities, commodity contracts, and other financial investment and related activities - 523	55.2 ^A	56.6 ^A	58.7 ^A	1,371.49 ^B	1,368.39 ^A	1,514.47 ^A
Insurance carriers and related activities - 524	78.4 ^A	72.9 ^A	72.2 ^A	1,098.22 ^A	1,239.90 ^A	1,288.39 ^A
Real estate and rental and leasing - 53	97.7 ^A	97.1 ^A	100.5 ^A	905.76 ^A	831.74 ^A	875.76 ^B
Real estate - 531	68.5 ^A	71.1 ^A	73.8 ^A	931.11 ^A	835.36 ^B	903.62 ^B
Rental and leasing services - 532	25.7 ^A	22.9 ^A	23.6 ^A	800.70 ^A	813.36 ^A	766.07 ^A
Lessors of non-financial intangible assets (except copyrighted works) - 533,5331	3.4 ^A	3.1 ^A	3.0 ^A	1,186.82 ^A	885.09 ^A	1,051.73 ^B
Professional, scientific and technical services - 54,541	318.0 ^A	324.0 ^A	325.3 ^A	1,218.01 ^A	1,250.01 ^A	1,312.58 ^A
Management of companies and enterprises - 55,551	44.4 ^A	41.0 ^A	42.8 ^A	1,206.63 ^B	1,101.90 ^A	1,245.04 ^B
Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services - 56	330.1 ^A	330.1 ^A	337.1 ^A	715.61 ^A	712.91 ^A	718.38 ^A
Administrative and support services - 561	317.2 ^A	317.5 ^A	324.1 ^A	699.31 ^A	700.02 ^A	708.12 ^A
Waste management and remediation services - 562	12.9 ^A	12.6 ^A	13.0 ^A	1,117.83 ^B	1,037.32 ^A	975.13 ^B
Educational services - 61,611	446.6 ^A	452.6 ^A	441.6 ^A	1,018.10 ^A	1,002.33 ^A	1,057.20 ^A
Education special - 611N	421.5 ^A	427.4 ^A	416.4 ^A	1,046.84 ^A	1,032.43 ^A	1,088.63 ^A
Health care and social assistance - 62	593.6 ^A	601.0 ^A	608.3 ^A	830.88 ^A	844.91 ^A	838.65 ^A
Ambulatory health care services - 621	158.3 ^A	164.9 ^A	166.5 ^A	827.77 ^A	774.47 ^A	777.14 ^A
Hospitals - 622	201.2 ^A	200.5 ^A	201.3 ^A	1,082.69 ^A	1,131.87 ^A	1,132.48 ^A
Nursing and residential care facilities - 623	138.1 ^A	138.1 ^A	140.5 ^A	614.09 ^A	639.88 ^A	617.40 ^A
Social assistance - 624	95.9 ^A	97.6 ^A	100.0 ^A	619.80 ^A	664.61 ^A	660.39 ^A
Arts, entertainment and recreation - 71	104.2 ^A	97.8 ^A	104.8 ^A	555.06 ^A	555.99 ^A	556.03 ^A
Performing arts, spectator sports and related industries - 711	20.4 ^A	20.7 ^A	22.3 ^A	658.09 ^A	714.52 ^B	719.92 ^A
Heritage institutions - 712,7121	6.9 ^A	6.3 ^A	6.9 ^A	798.66 ^B	756.51 ^A	740.53 ^A
Amusement, gambling and recreation industries - 713	76.9 ^A	70.8 ^A	75.7 ^A	505.73 ^A	491.79 ^A	490.91 ^A
Accommodation and food services - 72	387.2 ^A	385.1 ^A	395.9 ^A	350.10 ^A	342.31 ^A	350.13 ^A
Accommodation services - 721	62.8 ^A	58.2 ^A	61.8 ^A	511.95 ^A	488.81 ^A	516.14 ^A
Food services and drinking places - 722	324.5 ^A	326.9 ^A	334.1 ^A	318.79 ^A	316.22 ^A	319.42 ^A
Other services (except public administration) - 81	191.2 ^A	191.7 ^A	193.0 ^A	761.89 ^A	731.39 ^A	774.81 ^A
Repair and maintenance - 811	51.9 ^A	51.7 ^A	51.7 ^A	767.97 ^A	739.84 ^A	831.09 ^A
Personal and laundry services - 812	54.6 ^A	53.9 ^A	54.5 ^A	552.56 ^A	518.30 ^A	495.59 ^A
Grant-making, civic, and professional and similar organizations excluding religion - 813	84.7 ^A	86.1 ^A	86.7 ^A	892.95 ^B	859.69 ^A	916.80 ^A
Public administration - 91	410.9 ^A	412.1 ^A	421.8 ^A	1,129.02 ^A	1,177.61 ^A	1,174.10 ^A
Federal government public administration - 911	135.7 ^A	142.1 ^A	144.5 ^A	1,413.86 ^A	1,392.91 ^A	1,379.26 ^A
Provincial and territorial public administration - 912	85.0 ^A	83.6 ^A	85.5 ^A	1,313.30 ^A	1,349.22 ^A	1,368.32 ^A
Local, municipal and regional public administration - 913	181.4 ^A	176.9 ^A	181.9 ^A	855.94 ^A	951.09 ^A	946.70 ^A
Aboriginal public administration - 914	8.8 ^A	9.5 ^A	9.9 ^A	F	F	F

Earnings exclude unclassified

Table 4-7Estimates of employment and average weekly earnings for all employees, by industry — Ontario

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Table 4-7
Estimates of employment and average weekly earnings for all employees, by industry — Ontario