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Monthly establishment data: not seasonally adjusted data: employment: national.

 
B-12. Employees on nonfarm payrolls by detailed industry 
(In thousands) 
 
                                            2002 
                      Industry              Naics 
                                            code 
 
            Total nonfarm 
 
        Total private 
 
    Goods--producing 
 
Natural resources and mining 
    Logging                                 1133 
  Mining                                    21 
    Oil and gas extraction                  211 
    Mining, except oil and gas              212 
      Coal mining                           2121 
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