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Employment and average weekly earnings by industry for all employees, February 2026, seasonally adjusted
Industry
Over-the-month-change in employment (in thousands)
Average weekly earnings
Employment level (in thousands)
Total private
-86 1,280.08 135,143
Mining and logging
-2 1,849.48 600
Construction
-11 1,611.72 8,309
Manufacturing
-12 1,459.24 12,573
Wholesale trade
6.0 1,551.54 6,051.0
Retail trade
2.3 786.60 15,426.5
Transportation and warehousing
-11.3 1,235.77 6,531.7
Utilities
1.3 2,344.91 606.2
Information
-11 2,058.80 2,812
Financial activities
10 1,834.13 9,166
Professional and business services
-5 1,655.42 22,385
Private education and health services
-34 1,181.42 27,722
Leisure and hospitality
-27 596.96 16,922
Other services
8 1,087.55 6,039
United States Department of Labor
