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LansingAnnArbor,January2013

BureauofLaborMarketInformation&StrategicInitiatives

2110S.CedarSt.LansingMichigan48910

www.michigan.gov/lmi(517)4925550

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PayrollJobsFallSharplyinJanuaryNearlyAllSectorsPostReductionsasLaborMarketActivitySlows

AnnArborMetropolitanStatisticalArea

Payrolljobsfellby2.0percentoverthemonth intheAnnArborMSA,representingadropof4,200jobsinJanuary

Thevastmajorityofjob lossesweretheresultoftemporaryseasonalreductionsacrossanumberof industrysectors

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sectorsthatdidntpostjobadditionsheldfairlystableovertheyear.

NearlyeveryindustrysectorpostedajobcutinJanuary,thoughthebulkoflossescameingovernmentandtradetransportationandutilities. Governmentdeclineswere the resultof temporary reductions insupportstaffand

studentworkers instateuniversitiesasstategovernmentfellby1,100jobsmonthly. Trade,transportationand

utilitiesfellprimarilyduetoasubstantialdropof1,200jobs intheareasretailsector,which istypicalfollowing

theholidayshoppingseason.

GoodsproducersalsoexhibitednotablejobdeclinesinJanuaryasaresultofseasonallabormarketslowdownsintheseandrelatedsectors. Constructionemployerscut300jobsoverthemonthasweathercontinuedtoimpact

residential and commercial activity,while areamanufacturing posted 400 fewerjobsmonthly. Both of these

losseswerewithintypicalseasonalnorms,thoughcombinedthesetwosectorsweredown200overtheyear.

Jobswere2.1percenthighercomparedtoJanuaryoflastyear,withseveralindustriespostingjobgains. Despitestategovernmentjobadditionscontributingtoa2,100governmentjobincrease,theprivatesectorlocallyadded

2,100jobsovertheyearaswell. Professionalandbusinessservicesjobsroseby900overtheyear,duemostlyto

growth inprofessionalandtechnicalservices(notrelatedtotemporaryhelpandstaffingagencies). Educationa

andhealthservicesadded700jobsovertheyear,mostlyreflectinggainsinthehealthcaresector.

LansingEastLansingMetropolitanStatisticalArea

Lansingmetroareajobsdeclined2.2percent in January, followingdrops inbothNovemberandDecember2012

Thebulkof the4,800 losscame intheserviceprovidingsector,asgovernmenteducation, leisureandhospitalityand

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Supportstaffandstudentworkerreductionsinstateuniversitiescontinuedtopushoverallgovernmentjobslowein January, though local schoolsalso reducedjobs formidwinterbreaks. Stategovernment fell800over the

monthwhile local government shrunkby400 seasonally. Privateeducational andhealth services registered a

seasonaldropof500jobsandleisureandhospitalityjobsdipped700inJanuary.

Retailtradecontributed500ofthe800overalllossintrade,transportationandutilities,asareastorescutholidayrelated temporary staff. The goodsproducing sector also felt the impact of reduced consumer demand and

winterweatherconditions,asconstructionemployers reduced staffby400over themonthandmanufacturing

declinedby800. Allofthesechangeswerewithintypicalseasonalpatterns,thougheachmonthly losswas less

substantialthan10yearpostedaverages.

Lansing area jobs were largely stable compared to January 2012, edging upward by 500 annually. Stategovernmentposted fewerjobs in January2013,pushing theoverallpublic sector lower,butnearly allprivate

serviceproviding industriesandmanufacturingaddedjobsduringthisperiod. Theareasconstructionjobtotals

werealsorevisednotablyfromprevious2012levels,andthoughdown8.0percentannuallyinJanuary2013,the

revisedannualaveragefor2012exhibitednochangecomparedto2011. Previously,thesectorhadbeentracking

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Tables2and3:LocalNonfarmPayrollJobEstimatesbyPlaceofEmployment/NotSeasonallyAdjusted

ImportantFootnoteforJanuary2013:Employment,unemploymentand industryjobdataforall12monthsof2012havebeenrecentlyrevised. EstimatesforJanuary2013arenotcomparabletopreviouslyreleaseddata. Forhistoricaldatareflectingthe

newlyrevised2012estimates,gotowww.michigan.gov/lmiorcallMarkReffittat(517)4925550.

ANNARBORMSA:WashtenawCounty

TotalNonfarm 203,200 207,400 199,000 4,200 2.0% 4,200 2.1%

GoodsProducing 16,600 17,300 16,800 700 4.0% 200 1.2%

Natural Resource&Construction 2,800 3 ,100 2 ,800 300 9.7% 0 0.0%

Manufacturing 13,800 14,200 14,000 400 2.8% 200 1.4%

ServiceProviding 1 86 ,6 00 1 90 ,1 00 1 82 ,2 00 3,500 1.8% 4,400 2.4%

Trade,Transportation, &Util ities 24,800 26,300 24,600 1,500 5.7% 200 0.8%

Information 4,000 4,000 4,100 0 0.0% 100 2.4%

FinancialActivities 7,500 7,600 6,900 100 1.3% 600 8.7%

Professional&BusinessServices 25,400 25,700 24,500 300 1.2% 900 3.7%

Educational &HealthServices 26,600 26,700 25,900 100 0.4% 700 2.7%

Leisure&Hospitality 14,100 14,300 14,100 200 1.4% 0 0.0%

OtherServices 6,700 6,700 6,700 0 0.0% 0 0.0%

Government(includes PublicEd./Health) 77,500 78,800 75,400 1,300 1.6% 2,100 2.8%

LANSINGEASTLANSINGMSA:Clinton,Eaton,andInghamCounties

TotalNonfarm 214,100 218,900 213,600 4,800 2.2% 500 0.2%

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ServiceProviding 1 91 ,9 00 1 95 ,5 00 1 91 ,2 00 3,600 1.8% 700 0.4%

Trade,Transportation, &Util ities 33,300 34,100 32,500 800 2.3% 800 2.5%

Information 3,000 3,000 2,800 0 0.0% 200 7.1%

FinancialActivities 13,500 13,700 13,400 200 1.5% 100 0.7%

Professional&BusinessServices 20,800 2 0,800 2 0,500 0 0.0% 300 1.5%

Educational &HealthServices 31,700 32,200 31,500 500 1.6% 200 0.6%

Leisure&Hospitality 17,700 18,400 17,600 700 3.8% 100 0.6%

OtherServices 10,300 10,500 10,300 200 1.9% 0 0.0%

Government(includes PublicEd./Health) 61,600 62,800 62,600 1,200 1.9% 1,000 1.6%

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Table4:MichiganCountyJoblessRates,January2013(Regional Counties Highlighted)

1 Washtenaw County 5.3 43 Delta County 10.7

2 Kent County 6.3 44 Kalkaska County 10.7

3 Barry County 6.5 45 Van Buren County 10.9

4 Isabella County 6.5 46 Crawford County 11.0

5 Clinton County 6.7 47 Macomb County 11.06 Ottawa County 6.7 48 Osceola County 11.1

7 Kalamazoo County 6.8 49 Tuscola County 11.3

8 Eaton County 7.2 50 Montcalm County 11.5

9 Menominee County 7.2 51 Alger County 11.6

10 Calhoun County 7.4 52 Sanilac County 11.6

11 Midland County 7.5 53 Luce County 11.6

12 Allegan County 7.5 54 Manistee County 11.8

13 Marquette County 7.9 55 Antrim County 11.9

14 Ingham County 8.1 56 Otsego County 11.9

15 Dickinson County 8.3 57 Benzie County 12.1

16 St. J oseph County 8.3 58 Chippewa County 12.2

17 Ionia County 8.5 59 Ogemaw County 12.318 J ackson County 8.8 60 Missaukee County 12.4

19 Leelanau County 8.8 61 Wayne County 12.5

20 Houghton County 8.8 62 Wexford County 12.6

21 Monroe County 8.9 63 Charlevoix County 12.8

22 Grand Traverse County 9.0 64 Clare County 13.0

23 Muskegon County 9.0 65 Lake County 13.5

24 Saginaw County 9.0 66 Roscommon County 13.6

25 Cass County 9.0 67 Iosco County 13.8

26 Newaygo County 9.1 68 Gladwin County 13.9

27 Branch County 9.2 69 Oceana County 14.0

28 Lenawee County 9.3 70 Emmet County 14.7

29 Oakland County 9.3 71 St. Clair County 14.730 Bay County 9.4 72 Ontonagon County 14.7

31 Livingston County 9.5 73 Arenac County 14.7

32 Berrien County 9.7 74 Lapeer County 15.2

33 Genesee County 9.9 75 Alcona County 15.9

34 Huron County 9.9 76 Schoolcraft County 15.9

35 Gogebic County 10.0 77 Keweenaw County 16.4

36 Mecosta County 10.0 78 Cheboygan County 17.0

37 Hillsdale County 10.1 79 Presque Isle County 17.5

38 Alpena County 10.2 80 Montmorency County 18.1

39 Shiawassee County 10.3 81 Baraga County 18.2

40 Gratiot County 10.3 82 Oscoda County 18.2

41 Iron County 10.5 83 Mackinac County 23.142 Mason County 10.6

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