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1. Number of Workers | Number of Establishments By County 4,059 | 540 8,743 1,223 6,130 | 658 33,493 | 2,436 1,014 | 141 530 | 76 41,661 5,068 49 | 21 7,514 | 464 18,511 | 1,354 13,485 | 946 4,842 | 511 250,365 | 16,582 1,790 | 268 11,215 1,028 4,283 | 313 780 | 100 9,444 | 862 2,309 | 234 317 | 62 4,853 | 363 225 | 74 2,685 | 262 5,123| 718 16,550 | 1,469 1,795 | 266 6,273 | 639 19,085 1,424 10,156 | 996 16,237 | 1,227 42,177 | 3,413 4,552 | 446 Unknown or No Primary County 10,414 | 2,663 Statewide Totals 561,615 | 46,961 956 | 114 Source: “Facts and Figures – First Quarter 2003” NM DOL Economic Research and Analysis Bureau Note: Data pertains to private sector employees covered under unemployment insurance law; government employees are not included.

2. Number of Establishments - By Industry and Size • Of the 46,961 total employers, 76.7 % (36,040) have fewer than 10 workers and 88.1% have fewer than 20 workers. • Only 760 employers (1.6% of the total) have 100 or more employees. • Forty-six percent of the establishments fall into one of four categories: Retail Trade, Construction, Professional and Technical Services, and Other Services. Source: “Facts and Figures – First Quarter 2003” NM DOL Economic Research and Analysis Bureau Note: Data pertains to private sector employees covered under unemployment insurance law; government employees are not included.

3. Number of Workers - By Industry and Size • Of the 561,615 total workers, 17.3 % (96,916) are employed by establishments with fewer than 10 employees and 30% (168,757) are employed by establishments with fewer than 20 employees. • Nearly 36% (200,698) of the workers are employed by establishments with 100 or more employees. • Over half of the workers are employed in one of four categories: Retail Trade, Health Care and Social Assistance, Accommodation and Food Services, and Construction. Source: “Facts and Figures – First Quarter 2003” NM DOL Economic Research and Analysis Bureau Note: Data pertains to private sector employees covered under unemployment insurance law; government employees are not included.

4. Establishments With and Without Health Insurance Programs - By Size • Of the employers surveyed, 58.1% have a health insurance program, 41.9% do not. • Less than one-half (47%) of the employers with fewer than 10 workers have a health insurance program. • All of the employers with 200 or more workers have a health insurance program. Source: "Employment-Based Health Insurance In New Mexico” New Mexico Health Policy Commission, December 2000

5. Establishments With and Without Health Insurance Programs - By Industry • The Mining industry has a relatively high percentage of employers with health insurance programs (84.2%). • Less than one-half of the employers in the Agricultural and Retail Trade industries have a health insurance program. Source: "Employment-Based Health Insurance In New Mexico” New Mexico Health Policy Commission, December 2000

6. Employee Turnover Rates - By Industry • Agriculture, Construction and Retail Trade all have turnover rates above the statewide average. • The Manufacturing industry has a relatively low turnover rate (15.4%). Source: “New Mexico Labor Market Dynamics” NM DOL Economic Research and Analysis Bureau, 2001 Note: Data pertains to private sector employees covered under unemployment insurance law; government employees are not included.