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Residency Analysis of Alaska's Workers by Firm-1998 Residency Analysis of Alaska's Workers by Firm-1998 Prepared by: Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development Research and Analysis February 2000 For more information telephone Jeff Hadland at (907)465-6031 or email [email protected] Table of Contents About this report................................................................................................................................................. 4 Alphabetical Sort by Company 1-9............................................................................................................................................................ 5 A............................................................................................................................................................... 5 B............................................................................................................................................................... 12 C .............................................................................................................................................................. 15 D .............................................................................................................................................................. 20 E............................................................................................................................................................... 22 F............................................................................................................................................................... 23 G .............................................................................................................................................................. 25 H .............................................................................................................................................................. 28 I................................................................................................................................................................ 30 J ............................................................................................................................................................... 31 K............................................................................................................................................................... 32 L............................................................................................................................................................... 35 M .............................................................................................................................................................. 37 N .............................................................................................................................................................. 40 O .............................................................................................................................................................. 43 P............................................................................................................................................................... 43 Q .............................................................................................................................................................. 47 R .............................................................................................................................................................. 47 S............................................................................................................................................................... 49 T............................................................................................................................................................... 54 U .............................................................................................................................................................. 57 V............................................................................................................................................................... 58 W ............................................................................................................................................................. 58 X............................................................................................................................................................... 60 Y............................................................................................................................................................... 60 Z............................................................................................................................................................... 61 Alphabetical Sort by Industry Administration of human resource programs........................................................................................... 62 Agricultural production-crops ................................................................................................................... 62 Agricultural services................................................................................................................................. 62 Amusement & recreation services ........................................................................................................... 62 Apparel & accessory stores ..................................................................................................................... 64 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and similar materials ........................................ 64 Automotive dealers & gasoline service stations....................................................................................... 64 Automotive repair, services & parking ..................................................................................................... 66 Building construction-general contractors and operative builders ........................................................... 66 Building materials, hardware, garden supply & mobile home dealers ..................................................... 68 Business services .................................................................................................................................... 69 Chemicals and allied products................................................................................................................. 72 Coal mining.............................................................................................................................................. 72 Communications ...................................................................................................................................... 72 Construction-special trade contractors .................................................................................................... 72 Depository institutions.............................................................................................................................. 76 Eating & drinking places .......................................................................................................................... 76 Educational services................................................................................................................................ 82 Electric, gas & sanitary services .............................................................................................................. 83 Electronic and other electrical equipment and components except computer equipment....................... 84 Engineering, accounting research mgmt and related services ................................................................ 84 Executive, legislative & general government except finance ................................................................... 86 Fabricated metal products except machinery and transportation equipment .......................................... 88 Fishing, hunting and trapping................................................................................................................... 88 Food and kindred products ...................................................................................................................... 88 Food stores.............................................................................................................................................. 90 Forestry.................................................................................................................................................... 91 Furniture and fixtures ............................................................................................................................... 91 General merchandise stores.................................................................................................................... 91 Health services ........................................................................................................................................ 92 Heavy construction other than building construction-contractors ............................................................ 94 Holding & other investment offices .......................................................................................................... 95 Home furniture, furnishings & equipment stores.....................................................................................
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