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This list of industries is arranged in North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code order.

Detailed information on many careers--training, education, earnings, and job prospects.

The apparel manufacturing (NAICS 315) subsector consists of these industry groups and more:
--- Apparel Knitting Mills: NAICS 3151
--- Cut and Sew Apparel Manufacturing: NAICS 3152
--- Apparel Accessories and Other Apparel Manufacturing: NAICS 3159

The retail trade sector (NAICS 44-45) consists of these subsectors and more:
--- Furniture and Home Furnishings Stores: NAICS 442
--- Electronics and Appliance Stores: NAICS 443
--- Building Material and Garden Equipment and Supplies Dealers: NAICS 444
--- Food and Beverage Stores: NAICS 445
--- Health and Personal Care Stores: NAICS 446
--- Clothing and Clothing Accessories Stores: NAICS 448
--- Sporting Goods, Hobby, Book, and Music Stores: NAICS 451
--- General Merchandise Stores: NAICS 452
--- Miscellaneous Store Retailers: NAICS 453
--- Nonstore Retailers: NAICS 454

The most comprehensive annual survey of compensation data for the communication design profession in the United States. It reports the actual 2009 salary ranges for design positions among AIGA members and related professionals in the United States. Search by job, location, type and size of organization and client base.

Job growth percentages, Salary ranges by length of college attendance and degrees gramted.

Shows wages by Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs). Historical data avalable.

National, Regional, State and MSA wage data.

National compensation data, wages by area and occupation, earnings by demographics and industry, plus links to much more.

Office of Publications & Special Studies. This replaces the monthly print publication, Employment & Earnings (E&E).

Listed by job description title.

Free registration allows you to search by company, e.g., Saks, or job title, e.g., assistant buyer, and get salary ranges.

Comprehensive measures of occupational wages, plus employment cost trends, and benefit incidence. Detailed Statistics by geographic area.

Monthly job and employment statistics include occupational projections, wages by occupation and regional comparison, job training advice.

A very detailed salary wizard with the world's largest database of individual employee compensation profiles. Start with job, location (anywhere in the world) and length of employment, add your certifications, then choose type of employer and product, school and degrees. You're encouraged to register because they use the data you enter about your own work experience in their database. It's not necessary, though.

CareerBuilder's salary calculator and wage finder, jobs by salary, cost of living comparisons, salaries for entry-level jobs.

CareerOneStop is sponsored by the U. S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration. Start by choosing a broad job title (or location), then fine tune with expanded job titles and specify location.

Salary wizard searches by career and by zip code. The results can then be qualified by level of education, company size and industry, at which point you're requested to register.

A gateway to the wide array of Bureau of Labor Statistics data on prices, unemployment, spending. productivity, etc.

Data on the labor market: job openings, hires, separations, productivity and injuries

Find occupations by keyword, O*NET code, and by skills or abilities.

Employment and wage estimates for over 800 occupations: number of people employed in certain occupations, and estimates of the wages paid to them, excluding the self-employed, for the nation as a whole, individual States, and metropolitan and nonmetropolitan areas; national occupational estimates for specific industries are also available.

Information by occupation, including career information, employment levels and projections, and various types of data on earnings and working conditions. Workers are classified into occupational categories based on work performed, skills, education, training, and credentials.