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Table 49--Number of
paid employees by occupational category for selected fiscal years 1/
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Occupation
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1998 2/
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1997
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1996
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1995
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1994
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Professional
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11,330
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11,038
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11,327
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11,441
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11,830
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Administrative
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4,610
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4,512
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4,519
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4,627
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4,330
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Technical
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19,145
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19,134
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20,172
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21,970
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23,094
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Clerical
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2,881
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2,821
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3,050
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3,234
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3,312
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Other
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515
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195
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312
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353
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558
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Wage System
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2,180
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2,073
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2,042
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2,060
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2,446
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Total
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40,661
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39,773
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41,422
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43,685
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45,570
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Full-time equivalents
(FTE's) 3/
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34,798
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36,311
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37,205
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38,330
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40,612
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1/ The above data
include permanent, summer, seasonal, cooperative education students,
stay-in-school, and many
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other types of
employees. These data do not include employees excluded from agency ceilings,
such as volunteers
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(who are not paid
salary), the Senior Community Service Employment Program (who are paid by the
Department
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of Labor), and
employees in special employment categories.
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2/ Includes special
employment categories
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3/ One Full-Time
Equivalent (FTE) equals 2,080 paid hours of employment. These data include
emergency FTE's.
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Table 50--Number of
paid employees by type of appointment for selected fiscal years
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Type of Appointment
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1998 1/
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1997
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1996
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1995
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1994
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Permanent 2/
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28,170
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29,558
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30,347
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30,676
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30,978
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Nonpermanent 3/
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12,491
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10,215
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11,075
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13,009
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14,592
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Total
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40,661
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39,773
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41,422
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43,685
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45,570
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1/ Includes special
employment categories
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2/ Permanent are those
employees who have career or career-conditional appointments.
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3/ Non permanent
employees who count in agency ceilings, such as summer, temmporary, excepted,
term, seasonal and
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similar types of
employees. these data do not include volunteers (who are not paid salary),
and the Senior Community
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Service Employment
Program (who are paid by the Department of Labor), and employees in special
employment categories.
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