Principle Agreement 2001
|
Month
|
Number of Employees
|
Number of Hours
|
Number of Contractors
|
| January |
11,441 |
1,378,057.00 |
|
| February |
10,594 |
1,288,937.00 |
|
| March |
10,902 |
1,296,472.00 |
|
| April |
10,926 |
1,305,322.00 |
|
| May |
11,783 |
1,586,772.00 |
|
| June |
11,695 |
1,099,336.00 |
|
| July |
12,137 |
1,372,838.00 |
|
| August |
11,777 |
1,431,942.00 |
|
| September |
12,028 |
1,269,634.00 |
|
| October |
11,386 |
1,409,998.00 |
|
| November |
11,006 |
1,217,897.00 |
|
| December |
10,250 |
1,303,333.00 |
|
Total Number of Hours Worked:
15,960,538.00
Peak Month Worked: July
Average Number of Contractor Employers per Month: ?
Average Number of Workers per Month: 11327
Average Number of Hours Worked per Month: 1,330,44.83
Approximate Dollar Amount Generated (In Wages
& Fringe Benefits): $738,000,000
Residential Agreement Hours 2001
|
Month
|
|
Number of Employees
|
| January |
42,818.00 |
510 |
| February |
43,288.00 |
467 |
| March |
47,716.00 |
480 |
| April |
49,250.00 |
492 |
| May |
60,331.00 |
524 |
| June |
41,614.00 |
527 |
| July |
55,447.00 |
608 |
| August |
61,131.00 |
580 |
| September |
59,783.00 |
574 |
| October |
64,101.00 |
566 |
| November |
48,179.00 |
501 |
| December |
56,102.00 |
511 |
Total Numbers of Hours Worked:
629,760
Peak Month Worked: October
Average Number of Hours Worked per Month: 52,480
Approximate Dollar Amount Generated (In Wages & Fringe
Benefits): $29,000,000
Communication Agreement Hours 2001
|
Month
|
|
Number
of Employees
|
| January |
398,199.00 |
3,421 |
| February |
401,320.00 |
3,277 |
| March |
438,322.00 |
3,366 |
| April |
390,455.00 |
3,310 |
| May |
394,194.00 |
3,179 |
| June |
399,537.00 |
3,392 |
| July |
387,457.00 |
3,368 |
| August |
406,563.00 |
3,141 |
| September |
385,725.00 |
3,382 |
| October |
401,059.00 |
3,266 |
| November |
382,459.00 |
3,176 |
| December |
362,299.00 |
2,898 |
Total Number of Hours Worked:
4,747,589
Peak Month Worked: March
Average Number of Hours Worked per Month: 395,632
Approximate Dollar Amount Generated (In Wages
& Fringe Benefits): $174,000,000
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