Chemical Manufacturing production workers hours by state. Definition, graph and map.

	Texas	10.6%
	California	7.2%
	Illinois	6.6%
	New York	6.5%
	New Jersey	5.9%
	North Carolina	5.7%
	Ohio	5.6%
	Pennsylvania	4.5%
	South Carolina	4.2%
	Michigan	4%
	Louisiana	3.7%
	Georgia	3.3%
	Tennessee	3.2%
	Florida	2.8%
	Virginia	2.7%
	Massachusetts	2.5%
	Missouri	2.2%
	Alabama	2.2%
	Wisconsin	1.6%
	West Virginia	1.5%

Rank	States	Amount
# 1	Texas:	90,421,000
# 2	California:	61,853,000
# 3	Illinois:	55,931,000
# 4	New York:	55,902,000
# 5	New Jersey:	50,553,000
# 6	North Carolina:	48,799,000
# 7	Ohio:	47,564,000
# 8	Pennsylvania:	38,167,000
# 9	South Carolina:	36,151,000
# 10	Michigan:	33,992,000
# 11	Louisiana:	31,914,000
# 12	Georgia:	28,117,000
# 13	Tennessee:	27,005,000
# 14	Florida:	23,567,000
# 15	Virginia:	23,008,000
# 16	Massachusetts:	21,533,000
# 17	Missouri:	18,968,000
# 18	Alabama:	18,402,000
# 19	Wisconsin:	13,532,000
# 20	West Virginia:	13,064,000
# 21	Maryland:	10,317,000
# 22	Kansas:	8,909,000
# 23	Iowa:	8,759,000
# 24	Mississippi:	8,613,000
# 25	Minnesota:	8,355,000
# 26	Colorado:	7,806,000
# 27	Delaware:	7,501,000
# 28	Arkansas:	7,116,000
# 29	Utah:	6,945,000
# 30	Washington:	5,421,000
# 31	Nebraska:	5,129,000
# 32	Oregon:	4,469,000
# 33	Oklahoma:	3,904,000
# 34	Arizona:	3,564,000
# 35	Rhode Island:	2,896,000
# 36	Indiana:	2,835,000
# 37	Wyoming:	2,382,000
# 38	Idaho:	2,272,000
# 39	New Hampshire:	2,237,000
# 40	Kentucky:	1,691,000
# 41	Nevada:	1,497,000
# 42	Maine:	1,369,000
# 43	New Mexico:	1,246,000
# 44	Connecticut:	92,000
	Total:	853,768,000
	Weighted average:	19,403,818.2

DEFINITION: This item covers all hours worked or paid for at the manufacturing plant, including actual overtime hours (not straight-time equivalent hours). It excludes hours paid for vacations, holidays, or sick leave when the employee is not at the establishment.

SOURCE: Annual Survey of Manufactures, 2004

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