| Show Nonagricultural Employment Compiled by Heather Bennett Utahgrowth in nonagricuttural employment was stronger than that of the Nation and the Mountain States between 1985 and 1999 The average growth rate between 1995 and 1999 was 18percent for Utah and9 percent for theS Historically average pay for Utahns has remained below national average pay levels Since 1981 when Utahaverage pay was 96 percent ofS levels Utah has steadily lost ground By 1994 Utahaverage pay was only 85 percent ofS pay In addition since 1986 the inflation adjusted average monthly wage for nonagricultural jobs has declined in Utah The current Economic Report to the Governor Table 20 Nonagricultural Employment Utah andS us Utah Year 97519 624 1989 1990 1904 1332 Change 1985-1995 Change 1994-1995 Change 108 413 691 723 860 110 321 114 419 Qg gg o 45 19 7 3 does not provide actual current figures Rather zl Ewm reached070 286 in 2000 it extrapolated that non-agricultural employment Table 21 Utah No icultural 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Statistcs onine wvivbls qov Employment and Wages 1986-1999 Average Monthly Wage Year st in 463501549585644710801823867943936207239201 Average Monthly Wage Adjusted for Infiation 490556613661733782855878915991076163241201 ruogl e Percent of Labor Force in Nonagricultural Employment 16 87876 886 88889 88882 920 956 1959-1999 Online ment Wages and Establishments in Utah Indusiries 1962 20 Utah Deparimentof Workiorce Services EmployUnited 00 Oniine States Consumer Price Index CP v dws state Ut us pubs 99annualtable19 99 pdi 69 Online 1950-19 nts te-ut us pubs costoflivingcpi1 998 current htm Utah Civilian Labor Force and Compone nualtable26 99 dws state utus oul Inflation adjusted current year 1999 formula sed yr CPI-W previous yr cpi-u current yr avg monthly wage 76 Digital image 2005 Marriott Library University of Utah Al rights reserved |
