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116 Doing Business in Connecticut | 2014 RESEARCH & DATA › Top Ten Fastest Growing Jobs in Connecticut 53% 39.5% 47% 42.3% 41.8% 41.7% 41.3% 40.9% 36.2% 33.9% Source: CT Department of Labor *Ranked by Projected Growth from 2010 to 2020 Personal & Home Care Aides Veterinary Tech. & Technicians Mee ng & Conven on Planners Brick, Block, Stone & Tile Masons Carpenters Haz-Mat Removal Workers Interpreters and Translators Medical Sonographers Home Health Aides Veterinarians Total Nonfarm Employment ...................................................1,630,000 Total Private Employees ..........................................................1,391,600 Goods Producing Industries ....................................................211,300 Construc on, Natural Resources & Mining...........................50,800 Manufacturing ......................................................................160,500 Durable Goods ......................................................................123,400 Fabrica on Metal ..............................................................30,100 Machinery .........................................................................14,000 Computer & Electronic Product ........................................12,400 Transporta on Equipment ................................................41,000 Aerospace Product & Parts ...............................................28,000 Non-Durable Goods ..........................................................37,100 Chemical ...........................................................................11,300 Service Providing Industries ...................................................1,418,700 Trade Transporta on, U li es ..............................................293,500 Wholesale Trade ................................................................63,300 Retail Trade .......................................................................178,100 Motor Vehicle & Parts Dealers ...........................................20,200 Building Material ...............................................................14,600 Food & Beverage Stores ....................................................43,700 General Merchandise Stores .............................................27,300 Transporta on, Warehousing & U li es ...........................52,100 U li es ...............................................................................7,500 Transporta on & Warehousing ..........................................44,600 Informa on ............................................................................31,400 Telecommunica ons ..........................................................9,300 Financial Ac vi es .................................................................129,800 Finance & Insurance ..........................................................111,200 Credit Intermedia on ........................................................26,600 Securi es and Commodity Contracts ................................25,500 Insurance Carriers & Related Ac vi es .............................59,100 Real Estate, Rental & Leasing .............................................18,600 Professional & Business Services ...........................................199,800 Professional, Scien fic ......................................................90,000 Legal Services ....................................................................13,000 Computer Systems Design .................................................22,700 Management of Companies .............................................29,000 Administra ve & Support .................................................80,800 Employment Services ........................................................25,700 Educa on & Health Services .................................................325,600 Educa onal Services .........................................................65,900 Health Care & Social Assistance .........................................259,700 Hospitals ...........................................................................61,000 Nursing & Residen al Care Facili es ..................................62,400 Social Assistance ................................................................50,700 Leisure & Hospitality .............................................................139,200 Arts, Entertainment & Recrea on .....................................20,100 Accommoda on & Food Services ......................................119,100 Food Service, Restaurants, Drinking Places .....................108,400 Other Services ........................................................................238,400 Government ...........................................................................238,400 Federal Government ..........................................................17,100 State Government .............................................................66,500 Local Government .............................................................154,800 Employment in Connecticut Source: CT Labor Department. Data are from February 2014 Loca on Number of Banks Deposits (millions) Har ord-West Har ord-East Har ord 30 $39,671 Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk 32 $34,934 New Haven-Milford 28 $22,335 Norwich-New London 16 $4,268 Largest Deposit Markets in Connecticut Source: FDIC Public Four-Year Colleges in Connecticut, ranked by total enrollment University of Connec cut .............................................. 30,474 Central Connec cut State University ............................. 11,865 Southern Connec cut State University ......................... 10,804 Western Connec cut State University ........................... 6,025 Eastern Connec cut State University ........................... 5,368 Source: CT Department of Higher Educa on 53% growth is expected within the personal and home care aide profession between 2010 and 2020. Largest Private Four-Year Colleges in Connecticut Yale 12,109 Quinnipiac 8,803 Post 8,082 Source: CT Department of Higher Educa on *Ranked by total undergraduate and graduate enrollment.

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