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Table 12. Employed people with alternative and traditional work arrangements by contingent status, July 2023

Table 12. Employed people with alternative and traditional work arrangements by contingent status, July 2023
(Numbers in thousands)
Characteristic Total Contingent Not contingent
Number Percent of
total
Number Percent of
total

Status on sole or main job(1)

Total employed, 16 years and over

161,878 6,899 4.3 154,979 95.7

Workers with alternative arrangements

16,342 1,603 9.8 14,739 90.2

Independent contractors

11,904 483 4.1 11,421 95.9

On-call workers

2,771 476 17.2 2,296 82.8

Temporary help agency workers

945 518 54.8 427 45.2

Workers provided by contract firms

862 194 22.5 668 77.5

Workers with traditional arrangements

145,536 5,296 3.6 140,240 96.4

Status on second job

Total, multiple jobholders, 16 years and over

8,393 1,076 12.8 6,950 82.8

Workers with alternative arrangements

2,399 362 15.1 2,037 84.9

Independent contractors

1,916 220 11.5 1,695 88.5

On-call workers

348 60 17.2 289 82.8

Temporary help agency workers

118 81 68.7 37 31.3

Workers provided by contract firms

26 0 - 25 -

Workers with traditional arrangements

5,627 715 12.7 4,912 87.3

(1) For multiple jobholders, contingent status is based on their main job—the one at which they usually work the greatest number of hours.

NOTE: Contingent status on the second job is not available for a small share of multiple jobholders; thus, the number of contingent and not contingent second jobs will not sum to total. Workers with traditional arrangements are those who do not fall into any of the "alternative arrangements" categories. Detail may not sum to total because there are a small number of workers who were both "on call" and "provided by contract firms." In addition, whether a worker is in an alternative arrangement on the second job is not available for a small share of multiple jobholders. Dash indicates no data or data that do not meet publication criteria (values not shown where base is less than 75,000).

Last Modified Date: November 08, 2024