A-44. Average weekly hours of work and percent of hours teleworked by telework status, usual full- or part-time status, occupation, industry, and class of worker

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A-44. Average weekly hours of work and percent of hours teleworked by telework status, usual full- or part-time status, occupation, industry, and class of worker, April 2025 [Numbers in thousands]
Characteristic	Total people at work(1)				People who teleworked or worked at home for pay
Characteristic	Number of people (in thousands)	Average weekly hours teleworked or worked at home for pay	Average weekly hours worked	Hours teleworked or worked at home for pay as a percent of hours worked(2)	Number of people (in thousands)	Average weekly hours teleworked or worked at home for pay	Average weekly hours worked	Hours teleworked or worked at home for pay as a percent of hours worked(2)
Usual full- or part-time status
Total, 16 years and over	159,167	5.8	38.4	15.0	34,349	26.7	40.2	66.4
Full-time workers	131,628	6.5	42.1	15.4	30,309	28.2	42.9	65.7
Part-time workers	27,539	2.3	20.8	10.9	4,040	15.4	19.7	78.2
Occupation
Management, professional, and related occupations	69,981	9.5	39.8	23.8	25,050	26.5	40.5	65.4
Management, business, and financial operations occupations	30,808	11.9	41.7	28.5	13,265	27.6	41.3	66.8
Management occupations	20,396	9.9	42.4	23.2	7,450	27.0	42.2	64.0
Business and financial operations occupations	10,411	15.8	40.1	39.4	5,815	28.3	40.2	70.5
Professional and related occupations	39,174	7.6	38.4	19.8	11,784	25.3	39.5	63.9
Computer and mathematical occupations	6,490	19.2	40.0	48.0	4,100	30.4	40.2	75.5
Architecture and engineering occupations	3,558	9.2	40.9	22.4	1,426	22.9	41.3	55.4
Life, physical, and social science occupations	1,874	6.8	39.0	17.4	575	22.2	39.0	56.9
Community and social services occupations	2,656	6.0	37.7	16.0	805	20.0	36.9	54.0
Legal occupations	1,860	11.7	40.8	28.8	885	24.7	41.7	59.1
Education, training, and library occupations	9,336	2.5	36.8	6.7	1,299	17.8	38.7	45.9
Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media occupations	3,406	11.7	35.4	33.1	1,549	25.7	36.4	70.6
Healthcare practitioners and technical occupations	9,993	2.7	38.7	6.9	1,145	23.4	40.5	57.8
Service occupations	26,330	1.5	34.4	4.3	1,451	26.8	39.6	67.8
Healthcare support occupations	5,632	3.0	35.5	8.5	548	31.2	39.2	79.5
Protective service occupations	3,162	1.2	41.3	2.9	183	20.9	40.0	52.4
Food preparation and serving related occupations	7,998	0.3	31.1	0.9	135	17.4	41.1	42.3
Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations	5,777	0.6	35.5	1.8	183	19.9	42.6	46.7
Personal care and service occupations	3,761	3.2	32.5	9.8	401	29.9	38.0	78.8
Sales and office occupations	29,194	6.6	36.9	17.9	6,818	28.3	39.4	71.7
Sales and related occupations	13,615	6.6	37.2	17.8	3,150	28.6	41.3	69.3
Office and administrative support occupations	15,579	6.6	36.7	18.0	3,668	28.0	37.8	74.1
Natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations	14,083	0.8	40.5	2.1	487	24.0	42.2	56.9
Farming, fishing, and forestry occupations	990	2.2	40.5	5.3	52	-	-	-
Construction and extraction occupations	8,218	0.6	40.1	1.5	231	21.1	44.7	47.2
Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations	4,876	1.0	41.2	2.3	205	23.0	38.5	59.6
Production, transportation, and material moving occupations	19,578	0.5	39.3	1.4	544	19.3	38.2	50.7
Production occupations	7,870	0.9	40.2	2.2	341	20.4	35.2	57.8
Transportation and material moving occupations	11,708	0.3	38.7	0.8	203	17.7	43.2	40.9
Industry
Agriculture and related industries	2,139	4.4	41.3	10.7	302	31.4	38.4	81.9
Nonagricultural industries	157,028	5.8	38.4	15.1	34,048	26.7	40.2	66.3
Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction	537	4.0	52.2	7.6	89	23.8	50.3	47.4
Construction	11,643	2.3	40.1	5.6	1,142	23.0	39.9	57.6
Manufacturing	14,881	4.8	41.6	11.4	2,802	25.3	41.7	60.7
Durable goods manufacturing	9,737	4.7	41.9	11.3	1,858	24.7	42.0	58.9
Nondurable goods manufacturing	5,144	4.8	41.1	11.8	945	26.4	41.1	64.3
Wholesale and retail trade	19,360	3.5	37.0	9.6	2,519	27.2	40.7	66.8
Wholesale trade	3,040	7.6	41.6	18.4	793	29.3	42.8	68.4
Retail trade	16,320	2.8	36.1	7.7	1,725	26.2	39.7	66.0
Transportation and utilities	9,904	2.8	40.6	6.8	1,025	26.8	42.6	63.0
Transportation and warehousing	8,297	2.0	40.2	4.9	618	26.6	43.0	62.0
Utilities	1,607	6.9	42.3	16.2	407	27.1	42.0	64.6
Information	2,737	13.8	39.3	35.1	1,352	27.9	40.6	68.8
Financial activities	10,780	15.1	40.3	37.4	5,683	28.6	40.8	70.1
Finance and insurance	7,700	17.2	40.7	42.3	4,509	29.4	41.2	71.4
Real estate and rental and leasing	3,080	9.8	39.5	24.7	1,174	25.6	39.5	64.9
Professional and business services	21,233	12.6	39.1	32.2	9,113	29.3	40.2	73.1
Professional and technical services	14,069	16.4	40.0	40.9	7,829	29.4	40.3	73.0
Management, administrative, and waste services	7,165	5.2	37.3	13.8	1,284	28.8	39.3	73.2
Education and health services	37,309	4.0	37.4	10.7	6,318	23.6	39.3	60.1
Educational services	14,542	3.5	36.8	9.5	2,478	20.5	39.3	52.2
Health care and social assistance	22,767	4.3	37.7	11.4	3,840	25.6	39.2	65.2
Hospitals	7,432	3.8	39.4	9.6	1,059	26.6	42.3	62.8
Health services, except hospitals	11,564	4.3	37.4	11.5	1,974	25.3	37.8	66.8
Social assistance	3,771	5.4	35.4	15.1	807	25.0	38.5	65.0
Leisure and hospitality	13,693	1.9	32.8	5.8	1,114	23.3	38.7	60.0
Arts, entertainment, and recreation	3,313	5.1	32.3	15.9	702	24.2	36.6	66.0
Accommodation and food services	10,380	0.9	32.9	2.6	412	21.7	42.4	51.2
Other services	7,441	4.2	36.1	11.5	1,239	25.0	38.8	64.4
Other services, except private households	6,876	4.2	36.7	11.6	1,190	24.5	38.8	63.2
Private households	565	3.1	29.7	10.3	49	-	-	-
Public administration	7,510	5.2	40.9	12.7	1,650	23.6	39.3	60.2
Class of worker(3)
Wage and salary workers, excluding incorporated self-employed	143,041	5.4	38.4	14.0	28,568	27.0	40.9	66.0
Private industries	121,644	5.7	38.3	15.0	25,254	27.6	41.0	67.3
Government	21,397	3.4	39.2	8.8	3,314	22.2	40.1	55.3
Federal	3,848	4.8	40.2	12.1	701	26.6	38.9	68.4
State	7,664	5.0	38.7	12.9	1,682	22.8	39.6	57.7
Local	9,885	1.7	39.1	4.3	932	17.7	41.9	42.1
Self-employed workers	16,051	9.1	38.2	23.9	5,760	25.5	37.1	68.7
Self-employed workers, incorporated	6,648	10.3	41.5	24.9	2,640	26.1	40.2	64.8
Self-employed workers, unincorporated	9,403	8.3	35.9	23.1	3,120	25.0	34.4	72.6
Footnotes (1) Data refer to people who worked during the survey reference week regardless of telework status. Excludes employed people absent from work the entire week due to holidays, vacation, illness, or other reasons. (2) Aggregate hours teleworked or worked at home for pay as a percent of aggregate hours worked. (3) Unpaid family workers are included in total employed, but not shown separately.
NOTE: Usual full- or part-time status refers to hours at all jobs combined; full time is 35 hours or more per week, and part time is less than 35 hours. Occupation, industry, and class of worker refer to a person's main or sole job. Data are not seasonally adjusted. Updated population controls are introduced annually with the release of January data. Effective with January 2025 data, industries reflect the introduction of the 2022 Census industry classification system, derived from the 2022 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS). No historical data have been revised. Data for 2025 are not strictly comparable with earlier years. 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: May 02, 2025