2006 BLS Covered Employment: Total Covered Employment

Rank	States	Employment
2	California	15,503,144
3	Texas	9,922,313
4	New York	8,429,519
5	Florida	7,952,023
6	Illinois	5,821,022
7	Pennsylvania	5,607,139
8	Ohio	5,314,572
9	Michigan	4,235,650
10	Georgia	4,024,699
11	North Carolina	3,965,479
12	New Jersey	3,951,210
13	Virginia	3,636,417
14	Massachusetts	3,194,914
15	Indiana	2,892,419
16	Washington	2,850,073
17	Wisconsin	2,767,141
18	Tennessee	2,728,694
19	Missouri	2,699,860
20	Minnesota	2,670,222
21	Arizona	2,614,344
22	Maryland	2,530,011
23	Colorado	2,242,012
24	Alabama	1,928,281
25	South Carolina	1,855,842
26	Louisiana	1,807,563
27	Kentucky	1,779,202
28	Oregon	1,699,932
29	Connecticut	1,672,109
30	Oklahoma	1,507,196
31	Iowa	1,470,742
32	Kansas	1,327,677
33	Nevada	1,271,634
34	Utah	1,170,587
35	Arkansas	1,167,925
36	Mississippi	1,122,474
37	Nebraska	902,383
38	New Mexico	807,063
39	West Virginia	705,189
40	District of Columbia	671,143
41	Idaho	643,671
42	New Hampshire	627,371
43	Hawaii	618,178
44	Maine	598,525
45	Rhode Island	480,570
46	Montana	426,182
47	Delaware	422,187
48	South Dakota	383,876
49	North Dakota	335,718
50	Alaska	307,637
51	Vermont	303,205
52	Wyoming	266,894
Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics

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