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Monthly household data: seasonally adjusted data: employment status.(Statistical table)

 
A-3. Employment status of the civilian noninstitutional population 
by sex and age, seasonally adjusted 
 
(Numbers in thousands) 
 
                                    2005                2006 
    Employment status, 
       sex, and age             Nov.      Dec.      Jan.      Feb. 
 
              TOTAL 
 
Civilian noninstitutional 
    population (1)             227,204   227,425   227,553   227,763 
  Civilian labor force         150,183   150,153   150,114   150,449 
      Percent of population       66.1      66.0      66.0      66.1 
    Employed                   142,611   142

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