Principle Agreement 2005
|
Month
|
Number of Employees
|
Number of Hours
|
Number of Contractors
|
| January |
8,588 |
978,482.00 |
|
| February |
7,160 |
818,939.00 |
|
| March |
8,451 |
1,047,347.00 |
|
| April |
8,196 |
915,839.00 |
|
| May |
7,835 |
1,142,066.00 |
|
| June |
8,414 |
759,583.00 |
|
| July |
8,398 |
965,673.00 |
|
| August |
8,156 |
1,084,051.00 |
|
| September |
8,693 |
980,314.00 |
|
| October |
8,078 |
1,056,462.00 |
|
| November |
8,139 |
1,031,809.00 |
|
| December |
8,349 |
978,516.00 |
|
Total Number of Hours Worked:
11,759,081
Peak Month Worked: May
Average Number of Contractor Employers per Month: ?
Average Number of Workers per Month: 8,205
Average Number of Hours Worked per Month: 979,923
Approximate Dollar Amount Generated (In Wages
& Fringe Benefits): $640,000,000
Residential Agreement Hours 2005
|
Month
|
Number of Hours
|
Number of Employees
|
| January |
39,666.00 |
421 |
| February |
34,094.00 |
353 |
| March |
42,682.00 |
383 |
| April |
40,418.00 |
396 |
| May |
51,660.00 |
373 |
| June |
34,205.00 |
421 |
| July |
46,115.00 |
450 |
| August |
49,203.00 |
456 |
| September |
45,584.00 |
458 |
| October |
53,627.00 |
471 |
| November |
50,773.00 |
476 |
| December |
46,388.00 |
457 |
Total Numbers of Hours Worked:
534,415
Peak Month Worked: October
Average Number of Hours Worked per Month: 44,534
Approximate Dollar Amount Generated (In Wages & Fringe
Benefits): $29,000,000
Communication Agreement Hours 2005
|
Month
|
Number of Hours
|
Number
of Employees
|
| January |
244,635.00 |
2,074 |
| February |
225,852.00 |
1,870 |
| March |
273,976.00 |
2,107 |
| April |
262,705.00 |
2,025 |
| May |
300,350.00 |
1,964 |
| June |
208,794.00 |
2,086 |
| July |
249,658.00 |
2,075 |
| August |
255,213.00 |
2,046 |
| September |
261,593.00 |
2,062 |
| October |
267,673.00 |
1,992 |
| November |
261,088.00 |
2,070 |
| December |
253,728.00 |
1,997 |
Total Number of Hours Worked:
3,065,265
Peak Month Worked: May
Average Number of Hours Worked per Month: 255,438
Approximate Dollar Amount Generated (In Wages
& Fringe Benefits): $139,000,000
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