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Publication: Employment and Earnings
Date: Wednesday, November 1 2000

B-13. Women employees on nonfarm payrolls by major industry and manufacturing group

(In thousands) 

                                        July      Aug.      June 
    Industry                            1999      1999      2000 
 
    Total                             61,574    61,577    64,121 
   Total private                      51,194    51,241    52,376 
Goods-producing                        6,686     6,722     6,730 
 Mining                                   80        79        75 
 Construction                            732       733       762 
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