Montana Economy At a Glance 2005 Jul
Montana Economy At a Glance 2005 Jul
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Ag Wages Wages vary for workers across livestock and field/crops operations and across state/region in both data sets, but are consistently lower in the NASS survey for the only common time period, 2004. This is likely the result of QCEW failing to capture low wage workers due to the $20,000 per quarter threshold. The workers that are captured almost certainly have a higher yearly wage and skew the data to the right of the true average. Again, direct comparisons between NASS and QCEW are limite...d, leaving an unclear picture of the exact wages agricultural workers are paid in Montana.
So What Does Montana's Agricultural Workforce Look Like?
Despite efforts to show estimates for the industry from several sources, no clear picture of the agricultural workforce in Montana has emerged. Based on the available data, it is estimated that the average agricultural worker in the state makes between $18,000 and $25,000 per year. It can also be assumed that agriculture employs a minimum of 3,000 workers in livestock and crop operations, though no maximum is available.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ag Wages Wages vary for workers across livestock and field/crops operations and across state/region in both data sets, but are consistently lower in the NASS survey for the only common time period, 2004. This is likely the result of QCEW failing to capture low wage workers due to the $20,000 per quarter threshold. The workers that are captured almost certainly have a higher yearly wage and skew the data to the right of the true average. Again, direct comparisons between NASS and QCEW are limite...d, leaving an unclear picture of the exact wages agricultural workers are paid in Montana.
So What Does Montana's Agricultural Workforce Look Like?
Despite efforts to show estimates for the industry from several sources, no clear picture of the agricultural workforce in Montana has emerged. Based on the available data, it is estimated that the average agricultural worker in the state makes between $18,000 and $25,000 per year. It can also be assumed that agriculture employs a minimum of 3,000 workers in livestock and crop operations, though no maximum is available.
What to read after Montana Economy At a Glance 2005 Jul?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Dept. of Labor And Industry.Research And Analysis Bureau to read onlineMoreLess
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