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Residency Analysis of Alaska's Workers by Firm-1997 Residency Analysis of Alaska's Workers by Firm-1997 Prepared by: Alaska Department of Labor Research and Analysis January 1999 About This Report AS 23.20.110 allows for the release of information showing the number of resident and nonresident workers by firm for those Alaska employers who had 20 or more workers during the year. Residency is calculated by matching workers reported by Alaska employers with the two most recent Permanent Fund Dividend files (1997 and 1998). If a worker applied for a Permanent Fund Dividend in 1998 or received a Permanent Fund Dividend in 1997 they are considered residents for purposes of this report. For complete methodological information see "Nonresidents Working in Alaska-1997" available from the Alaska Department of Labor, Research and Analysis. Resident and Nonresident Workers by Firm-Alaska 1997 Firms with 20 or More Workers Employer Industry Total Resident Nonresident Percent Workers Workers Workers Nonresident 10TH & M SEAFOODS Wholesale trade-nondurable goods 32 25 7 21.9 1ST IMPRESSION HAIR SALON IN Personal services 29 25 4 13.8 1ST INTERSTATE BANK OF AK Depository institutions 46 42 4 8.7 1ST NATL BANK OF ANCHORAGE Depository institutions 1,062 995 67 6.3 1ST SECURITY INVESTMENT INC Eating & drinking places 29 25 4 13.8 3-D GEOPHYSICAL INC Miscellaneous services 360 256 104 28.9 3-WAY ELECTRIC OF ALASKA INC Construction-special trade contractors 42 41 1 2.4 3 J'S Construction-special trade contractors 23 17 6 26.1 40 MILE AIR LIMITED Transportation by air 38 31 7 18.4 44TH STREET MARKET Food stores 27 20 7 25.9 5TH AVENUE SHOE REPAIR Apparel & accessory stores 25 23 2 8.0 5TH AVENUE SWEETS LTD Food stores 20 18 2 10.0 90-3 CORPORATION Automotive dealers & gasoline service stations 461 410 51 11.1 A-K CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Heavy construction other than building construction- 51 43 8 15.7 A 1 DISCOUNT FURNITURE INC Home furniture, furnishings & equiipment stores 26 24 2 7.7 A C & S INC Construction-special trade contractors 23 16 7 30.4 A CREEKSIDE PARK Hotels, rooming houses, camps and other lodging p 28 22 6 21.4 A HEAD OF TIME/ONE MANE PLACE Personal services 29 27 2 6.9 A K KORRAL Eating & drinking places 42 36 6 14.3 A T PUBLISHING INC Printing, publishing and allied industries 43 32 11 25.6 A&A ROOFING CO INC Construction-special trade contractors 29 24 5 17.2 A&B AUTO INC Automotive dealers & gasoline service stations 32 29 3 9.4 A&B TAXI CAB SVCS Communications 20 19 1 5.0 A&B TOOL &EQUIPMENT RENTAL INC Business services 21 20 1 4.8 A&G ENTERPRISES INC Electric, gas & sanitary services 24 16 8 33.3 A&H HALLMARK Miscellaneous retail 25 20 5 20.0 A&M INC Food stores 86 82 4 4.7 A&M MOTORS INC Automotive dealers & gasoline service stations 75 63 12 16.0 A&P CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Building construction-general contractors and opera 24 21 3 12.5 A&W TEXACO AUTO SERVICE Automotive dealers & gasoline service stations 21 15 6 28.6 A&W WINDBREAK INC Eating & drinking places 57 55 2 3.5 AA1 SHEET METAL FABRICATION Construction-special trade contractors 20 19 1 5.0 AAA MOVING & STORAGE Motor freight transportation & warehousing 146 119 27 18.5 AADMINISTRATIVE PERSONELL SVC Engineering, accounting research mgmt and related 33 32 1 3.0 AARON PLUMBING & HEATING Construction-special trade contractors 33 33 0 0.0 ABAS ANSWERING SERVICE INC Business services 36 33 3 8.3 ABAS ANSWERING SERVICE LLC Business services 33 25 8 24.2 ABBA INC Real estate 71 59 12 16.9 ABC CENTER Social services 28 22 6 21.4 ABC MOTOR HOMES INC Automotive repair, services & parking 83 73 10 12.0 ABG BUS LINES INC Local & suburban transit & interurban highway pass 96 90 6 6.3 ABM COMPANY OF THE WEST Business services 250 197 53 21.2 ABR INC Engineering, accounting research mgmt and related 49 45 4 8.2 ABS ALASKAN INC Wholesale trade-durable goods 21 19 2 9.5 ABSOLUTE ENVIRONMENTAL SVCS Construction-special trade contractors 34 30 4 11.8 ABUSED WOMENS AID IN CRISIS Social services 78 68 10 12.8 ACCEL FIRE SYSTEMS INC Construction-special trade contractors 25 21 4 16.0 ACCESS AK INC Social services 33 32 1 3.0 ACCURATE FRAMING SYSTEMS Construction-special trade contractors 25 18 7 28.0 ACCURATE MAINTENANCE Motor freight transportation & warehousing 40 32 8 20.0 ACE PLUMBING & HEATING INC Nonclassifiable establishments 21 19 2 9.5 ACE PLYWOOD AK CO INC Building materials, hardware, garden supply & mobi 28 25 3 10.7 ACES INC Motion pictures 56 48 8 14.3 ACME FENCE CO INC Construction-special trade contractors 33 27 6 18.2 ACRES KWIK TRIP INC Food stores 24 16 8 33.3 ACT INC Engineering, accounting research mgmt and related 104 100 4 3.8 ACTION AUTO PARTS & GLASS Automotive repair, services & parking 20 16 4 20.0 ACTION LOCKSMITHS Miscellaneous repair services 66 57 9 13.6 ACTMEDIA SERVICES INC Business services 32 29 3 9.4 ADAMS & ASSOCIATES INC Business services 759 555 204 26.9 ADAMS MORGENTHALER & CO Engineering, accounting research mgmt and related 23 22 1 4.3 ADULT LEARNING PROGRAM OF AK Educatonal services 118 108 10 8.5 ADVANCE CLEANING SERVICE Business services 20 17 3 15.0 ADVANCE SCAFFOLD OF AK INC Wholesale trade-durable goods 20 20 0 0.0 ADVANCED CONCEPTS IN EDUCATION Educatonal services 173 164 9 5.2 Source: Alaska Department of Labor, Research and Analysis--Page 1 Resident and Nonresident Workers by Firm-Alaska 1997 Firms with 20 or More Workers Employer Industry Total Resident Nonresident Percent Workers Workers Workers Nonresident ADVANCED SIGNS & STRIPING INC Heavy construction other than building construction- 30 27 3 10.0 AEI PACIFIC INC Construction-special trade contractors 127 110 17 13.4 AERO SVCS INC Wholesale trade-nondurable goods 41 38 3 7.3 AERO TWIN INC Transportation by air 30 27 3 10.0 AES ELECTRICAL SUPPLY Wholesale trade-durable goods 21 16 5 23.8 AETNA LIFE INS CO Insurance carriers 43 42 1 2.3 AFOGNAK LOGGING Heavy construction other than building construction- 39 34 5 12.8 AFOGNAK NATIVE CORP Holding & other investment offices 34 30 4 11.8 AFTERTHOUGHTS INC Apparel & accessory stores 76 66 10 13.2 AGRA EARTH & ENVIRONMENTAL INC Engineering, accounting research mgmt and related 31 29 2 6.5 AGRE MAINTENANCE SERVICES Construction-special trade contractors 23 20 3 13.0 AHTNA AGA SECURITY INC Business services 272 240 32 11.8 AHTNA CONST & PRIMARY PROD COR Heavy construction other than building construction- 67 66 1 1.5 AHTNA INC Holding & other investment offices 74 69 5 6.8 AIR LAND TRANSPORT INC Motor freight transportation & warehousing 75 67 8 10.7 AIR LIQUIDE AMERICA CORP Chemicals and allied products 78 76 2 2.6 AIR LOGISTICS OF AK INC Transportation by air 63 56 7 11.1 AIR TEK INC Construction-special trade contractors 56 51 5 8.9 AIRLINE SUPPORT INC Local & suburban transit & interurban highway pass 82 71 11 13.4 AIRPORT RD CONST & RENTAL INC Business services 51 42 9 17.6 AIRPORT TRAVEL INC Transportation services 55 54 1 1.8 AIS INC Wholesale trade-durable goods 30 23 7 23.3 AK AEROFUEL INC Wholesale trade-nondurable goods 31 28 3 9.7 AK AIRCRAFT SALES INC Automotive dealers & gasoline service stations 31 28 3 9.7 AK AIRLINES INC Transportation by air 1,842 1,657 185 10.0 AK ANALYSTS/DITTMAN RESEARCH Engineering, accounting research mgmt and related 50 40 10 20.0 AK AQUARIUM Miscellaneous retail 22 17 5 22.7 AK ARCHIVES Motor freight transportation & warehousing 23 22 1 4.3 AK ATHLETIC CLUB Amusement & recreation services 81 72 9 11.1 AK AUCTION CO Business services 23 18 5 21.7 AK BAGELS INC Food stores 80 53 27 33.8 AK BAPTIST FAMILY SERVICE CTR Social services 26 25 1 3.8 AK BAR ASSN Membership organizations 20 20 0 0.0 AK BEST PLUMBING & HEATING INC Construction-special trade contractors 20 17 3 15.0 AK BEVERAGE CO Wholesale trade-nondurable goods 45 44 1 2.2 AK BROADCASTING COMMUNICATIONS Communications 56 47 9 16.1 AK BUILDERS CACHE INC Building materials, hardware, garden supply & mobi 22 19 3 13.6 AK BUILDING CLEANERS INC Business services 29 21 8 27.6 AK BUSINESS SYSTEMS Wholesale trade-durable goods 20 16 4 20.0 AK CAB & HANDYCAPPED DISPA Communications 30 27 3 10.0 AK CENTER FOR BLIND & DEAF Social services 34 31 3 8.8 AK CENTER FOR PERFORMING ARTS Amusement & recreation services 77 76 1 1.3 AK CENTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT Engineering, accounting research mgmt and related 70 40 30 42.9 AK CHILDRENS SVC Social services 211 186 25 11.8 AK CLEAN SEAS Electric, gas & sanitary services 54 31 23 42.6 AK CLEANERS INC Personal services 134 122 12 9.0 AK COFFEE CO Eating & drinking places 26 22 4 15.4 AK COMMERCIAL CO General merchandise stores 1,541 1,297 244 15.8 AK COMMUNITY SERVICES INC Social services 20 18 2 10.0 AK COMPUTER BROKERS Wholesale trade-durable goods 48 41 7 14.6 AK COMPUTER INSTITUTE INC Educatonal services 33 31 2 6.1 AK CONSUMER CR COUNSELING SVC Social services 27 25 2 7.4 AK COUNCIL PREV ALCOH DRUG INC Social services 22 19 3 13.6 AK CRIPPLED CHILDREN & ADULTS Social services 26 21 5 19.2 AK CUSTOM SEAFOODS INC Food and kindred products 108 59 49 45.4 AK CYCLE CENTER LTD Automotive dealers & gasoline service stations 24 22 2 8.3 AK DANCE THEATRE INC Amusement & recreation services 37 31 6 16.2 AK DENALI GUIDING INC Amusement & recreation services 20 15 5 25.0 AK DEVELOPMENT SVCS INC Heavy construction other than building construction- 34 28 6 17.6 AK DISPATCH CO INC Communications 27 23 4 14.8 AK DISTRIBUTORS CO Wholesale trade-nondurable goods 106 96 10 9.4 AK ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO Electric, gas & sanitary services 69 66 3 4.3 AK ESPRESSO & CHOWDER HOUSE Eating & drinking places 55 53 2 3.6 AK EXECUTIVE SEARCH INC Business services 569 472 97 17.0 AK
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