South Carolina Q2, 2019 Employment Statistics- 0 employers, down 0.0% from 0
- 0 employees, down 0.0% from 0
- The average weekly wage is nan% above the national average
- The cost of living is 0.0% above the national average
Employer & Employee Growth
In the last year, the number of employers in the state increased by 0, which is an increase of 0.0%. The number of employees in South Carolina increased by 0, an increase of 0.0%. During this same period, the average weekly wage increased by $0, an increase of 0.0%.
The number of private employers increased since last years' Q1. The number of private businesses increased by 0 or 0.0%. Growth in private businesses in South Carolina grew slower than the national average of 0.0%. The number of employees in these businesses increased since last years' Q1, increasing by 0 or 0.0%. The growth in employees of private businesses in South Carolina was slower than the national average of 0.0%.
The average weekly wage of employees of private businesses increased since last years' Q1. The averge weekly wage increased by $0 or 0.0%. Growth in average weekly wage of employees of private businesses in South Carolina grew slower than the national average of 0.0%.
Leading Sectors
Businesses by Sector
(0.0%), which increased by 0.0% and (0.0%), which increased by 0.0%, round out the 3 largest sectors.
Table: Sectors by Year-over-Year Qtly Business Change %
| Sector | Change Biz | % Change |
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Employees by Sector
(0.0%), increased by 0.0% and (0.0%), increased by 0.0%, round out the top 3 sectors.Table: Sectors by Year-over-Year Qtly Employee Change %
| Sector | Employee Change | % Change |
|---|
Average Weekly Wage by Sector
($0), rose by $0 or 0.0% and ($0) increased by $0 or 0.0% round out the 3 largest sectors.Table: Sectors by Year-over-Year Weekly Wage Change %
| Sector | Wage Change | Change % |
|---|
Leading Industries
Businesses by Industry
(0.0% of businesses) added 0 businesses, an increase of 0.0% and (0.0% of businesses) added 0 businesses, an increase of 0.0% round out the 3 industries with the most businesses.Table: Top 7 Industries by Business Change %
| Industry | Business Chg | % Change |
|---|
Table: Top 7 Industries by Business Change #
| Industry | Business Chg | % Change |
|---|
Employees by Industry
(0.0% of employees) added 0 employees, an increase of 0.0% and (0.0% ofemployees) added 0 employees, an increase of 0.0% round out the 3 industries with the most employees.Table: Top 7 Industries by Employee Change %
| Industry | Emp Chg | % Change |
|---|
Table: Top 7 Industries by Employee Change #
| Industry | Emp Chg | % Change |
|---|
Average Weekly Wage by Industry
($0) and ($0) round out the top 3 industries. Employees in the ($0 per week) were paid $0 more per week, an increase of 0.0% and ($0 per week) were paid $0 more per week, an increase of 0.0% round out the 3 industries that pay their employees the most.Table: Top 7 Industries by Wage Change %
| Industry | Wkly Chg | % Change |
|---|
Table: Top 7 Industries by Wage Change $
| Industry | Wkly Chg | % Change |
|---|
Company Size
South Carolina Businesses by Size
The solopreneur company, has the most businesses in South Carolina. nan% of all businesses in the state have fewer than 5 employees. The 0 small businesses in the state represent nan% of all private businesses. The national average is nan%. (Small businesses have fewer than 50 employees, Solopreneurs employ fewer than 5.) South Carolina added 0 businesses in the last year, an increase of nan% as compared to the national average of nan%.Small businesses are defined as companies with fewer than 50 employees. These small businesses added 0 businesses in the last year, which is an increase of nan% as compared to the national average of nan%.
Mid-sized businesses are defined as companies with between 50 and 499 employees. These mid-sized businesses added 0 businesses in the last year, which is an increase of nan% as compared to the national average of nan%.
Large businesses are defined as companies with more than 500 employees. These large businesses added 0 businesses in the last year, which is an increase of nan% as compared to the national average of nan%.
South Carolina Employees by Business Size
South Carolina added 0 employees in the last year, an increase of nan% as compared to the national average of nan%. Small businesses are defined as companies with fewer than 50 employees. These small businesses added 0 businesses in the last year, which is an increase of nan% as compared to the national average of nan%.Mid-sized businesses are defined as companies with between 50 and 499 employees. Mid-sized businesses added 0 employees in the last year, which is an increase of nan% as compared to the national average of nan%.
Large businesses are defined as companies with more than 500 employees. Large businesses added 0 employees in the last year, which is an increase of nan% as compared to the national average of nan%.
South Carolina Avg Weekly Wages by Business Size
The smallest companies in South Carolina (those with fewer than 5 employees) pay workers 0.0% less than the national average ($0 per week as compared to the national average of $0 per week). The largest companies in South Carolina (those with more than 1,000 employees) pay 0.0% workers below the national average ($0 per week as compared to the national average of $0 per week).Average weekly wages in small businesses added $0 per week in the last year, which is an increase of nan% as compared to the national average of nan%. Employees of mid-sized businesses added $0 in wages per week in the last year, which is an increase of nan% as compared to the national average of nan%.
Employees of large businesses added $0 of weekly wages in the last year, which is an increase of nan% as compared to the national average of nan%.
Top Industries for Business and Employment
The table below illustrates the largest industries in the state, by number of businesses:Table: Top 10 Industries by # of Businesses
| Industry | # Businesses | % Change |
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The table below illustrates the largest industries in the state, by number of employees:
Table: Top 10 Industries by # of Employees
| Industry | # Employees | % Change |
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The table below illustrates the largest industries in the state, by highest wages:
Table: Top 10 Industries by Weekly Wage
| Industry | Wkly Wages | % Change |
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Data Sources
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