Table 1. Net separations for elementary and middle school teachers and for waiters and waitresses, by age group, 2003

Table 1. Net separations for financial managers and for waiters and waitresses 2005-2010
(Numbers in thousands)
2005 Employment (1)		2010 Employment (2)		Net change, 2005-10	Rate of change, 2005-10 (percent) (4)
Age group	Number	Age group (3)	Number	Net change, 2005-10	Rate of change, 2005-10 (percent) (4)
Financial managers
16-99 (5)	1,004	16-99	1,151	147	—
		16-20	4	4
16-19	2	21-24	36	34	1,762.2
20-24	38	25-29	130	93	246.7
25-29	98	30-34	133	35	35.4
30-34	137	35-39	168	31	22.6
35-39	151	40-44	163	12	8.2
40-44	167	45-49	173	6	3.3
45-49	155	50-54	151	-4	-2.6
50-54	115	55-59	105	-10	-8.7
55-59	87	60-64	59	-27	-31.6
60-64	36	65-69	19	-18	-48.1
65-69	11	70-74	5	-6	-52.1
70-74	4	75-79	4	-1	-19.1
75-99	3	80-99	1	-1	-47.8
Waiters and waitresses
16-99	1,872	16-99	2,004	133	—
		16-20	518	518
16-19	388	21-24	485	98	25.3
20-24	618	25-29	319	-299	-48.3
25-29	240	30-34	162	-78	-32.5
30-34	158	35-39	127	-31	-19.7
35-39	126	40-44	117	-9	-7.1
40-44	114	45-49	107	-7	-6.2
45-49	89	50-54	69	-21	-23.2
50-54	55	55-59	46	-8	-15.4
55-59	36	60-64	25	-11	-29.9
60-64	24	65-69	15	-9	-38.5
65-69	11	70-74	6	-5	-47.7
70-74	7	75-79	4	-3	-40.9
75-99	5	80-99	3	-2	-41.9
Footnotes: 1 2005 data are averages of 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005 data. 2 2010 data are averages of 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010 data. 3 Age categories for 2010 employment are defined to contain the same number of years as the corresponding 2005 age categories. 4 Rates of change were calculated by dividing net change by 2003 employment. 5 Age group data may not sum to age 16-99 total because of rounding. Data Source: Current Population Survey, U.S. Census Bureau, Department of Commerce Table Source: Employment Projections program, U.S. Department of Labor, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Last Modified Date: February 1, 2012

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