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Department of Workforce Development Secretary s Office 201 E. Washington Avenue P.O. Box 7946 Madison, WI 53707 Telephone: (608) 266-3131 Fax: (608) 266-1784 Email: sec@dwd.wisconsin.gov Scott Walker, Governor Raymond Allen, Secretary FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, December 20, 2018 CONTACT: DWD Communications, 608-266-2722 On the Web: http://dwd.wisconsin.gov/dwd/news.htm On Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/wiworkforce On Twitter: @WIWorkforce Wisconsin Adds Nearly 10,000 Private-Sector Jobs in November, Unemployment Rate Remains at or Below 3 percent for 10 th Straight Month Over 40,000 private-sector jobs added from Nov. 2017 through November 2018 MADISON The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD) today released the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) revisions for the month of October and preliminary estimates for the month of November. The data showed that Wisconsin added a statistically significant 9,900 privatesector job from October 2018 to November 2018. From November 2017 through November 2018, Wisconsin added 40,500 private-sector jobs, 19,000 manufacturing jobs and 8,400 construction jobs, all of which were deemed statistically significant by BLS. Wisconsin's unemployment rate for November remained at 3 percent, a record 10 th straight month that the rate has been at or below 3 percent. In brief, seasonally adjusted estimates show: Place of Residence Data: Wisconsin's preliminary seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in November remained unchanged at 3 percent, a record 10 th straight month the rate has remained at or below 3 percent. Wisconsin's unemployment rate is 0.7 percent lower than the national rate of 3.7 percent. Wisconsin's labor force participation rate for the month of November stood at 68.2 percent, more than 5 percent higher than the national rate of 62.9 percent. If the national rates matched Wisconsin's performance in these two measurements, more than 14 million more people would be employed in the U.S, according to DWD economists. Place of Work Data: From November 2017 to November 2018, Wisconsin added a statistically significant 40,500 private-sector jobs and a statistically significant 43,800 total non-farm jobs. Wisconsin also added a significant 19,000 manufacturing jobs and 8,400 construction jobs over the same time-period. From October 2018 to November 2018, Wisconsin added 9,900 private sector jobs and 10,600 total non-farm jobs. Both additions were deemed statistically significant by BLS. "Wisconsin's economy continued to demonstrate its success in November, adding nearly 10,000 privatesector jobs in a month and our unemployment rate remaining at or below 3 percent for a record 10 th straight month," DWD Secretary Ray Allen said. "Individuals who are looking to break into or employment or find a new career in one of Wisconsin's many high-growth industry sectors should take advantage of the job-seekers labor market by visiting their local job center and speak with an employment and training representative today." UCD-7352-E (R. 05/2013) http://unemployment.wisconsin.gov

The BLS uses three data sets to measure employment and unemployment: Current Employment Statistics (CES): Compiled from a monthly survey sent to about 5,500 employers (3.5 percent of Wisconsin employers). CES data has been shown to be subject to significant revision. Local Area Unemployment Statistics (LAUS): Compiled from a monthly survey of 985 households and unemployment insurance claims. Measures the labor force, employment, unemployment, and the unemployment rate. Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW): Compiled on a quarterly basis from Unemployment Insurance records from some 96 percent of Wisconsin business establishments. Considered by most economists to be the most accurate measure of jobs, the QCEW includes data from almost all employers in Wisconsin. Other indicators of the strength of Wisconsin's economy include: Initial UI claims ended 2017 at their lowest level in the last 30 years. Continuing unemployment claims ended 2017 at their lowest level since 1973. Moody's Investor Service upgraded the state's credit rating, noting that "(T)he stable outlook reflects the expectation that the state will experience moderate economic growth and will continue its prudent fiscal management practices." Today's full report can be viewed on WisConomy.com. ###

Wisconsin Employment and Unemployment Report OCTOBER - NOVEMBER 2018 1. REVISIONS TO ESTIMATES FROM OCTOBER 2018 Seasonally Adjusted Not Seasonally Adjusted Place of Residence Data Prelim Revised Change Prelim Revised Change CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE 3,163,800 3,163,900 100 3,148,800 3,149,400 600 LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION RATE 68.4% 68.4% 0.0% 68.1% 68.1% 0.0% EMPLOYMENT (1) 3,068,700 3,068,800 100 3,067,200 3,067,600 400 UNEMPLOYMENT 95,100 95,100 0 81,700 81,800 100 UNEMPLOYMENT RATE 3.0% 3.0% 0.0% 2.6% 2.6% 0.0% U.S. Unemployment Rate 3.7% 3.7% 0.0% 3.5% 3.5% 0.0% Place of Work Data NONFARM WAGE & SALARY 2,978,700 2,979,400 700 3,011,000 3,011,100 100 TOTAL PRIVATE 2,570,600 2,572,000 1,400 2,591,400 2,591,900 500 GOODS PRODUCING 620,000 620,000 0 626,800 627,300 500 NATURAL RESOURCES & MINING 4,600 4,600 0 4,800 4,800 0 CONSTRUCTION 125,500 125,300-200 131,500 131,700 200 MANUFACTURING 489,900 490,100 200 490,500 490,800 300 Durable Goods 296,700 296,500-200 295,800 295,800 0 Nondurable Goods 193,200 193,600 400 194,700 195,000 300 SERVICE PROVIDING 2,358,700 2,359,400 700 2,384,200 2,383,800-400 PRIVATE SERVICE PROVIDING 1,950,600 1,952,000 1,400 1,964,600 1,964,600 0 TRADE 423,500 424,100 600 426,000 426,700 700 TRANS., WAREHOUSING, & UTILITIES 112,900 113,100 200 114,500 114,800 300 INFORMATION 47,100 47,000-100 47,500 47,300-200 FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES 151,100 150,700-400 151,000 150,700-300 PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS SERVICES 322,900 322,100-800 328,000 326,900-1,100 EDUCATIONAL & HEALTH SERVICES 458,000 458,500 500 462,000 462,300 300 LEISURE & HOSPITALITY 284,300 284,800 500 284,500 284,800 300 OTHER SERVICES, except Public Admin. 150,800 151,700 900 151,100 151,100 0 GOVERNMENT 408,100 407,400-700 419,600 419,200-400 Federal Government 29,300 29,300 0 29,300 29,300 0 State Government 93,500 93,600 100 100,400 100,400 0 Local Government 285,300 284,500-800 289,900 289,500-400 2. MONTHLY ESTIMATES FOR NOVEMBER 2018 Place of Residence Data Nov-18 (P) Oct-18 (R) Net Change Nov-18 (P) Oct-18 (R) Net Change CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE 3,156,500 3,163,900-7,400 3,131,500 3,149,400-17,900 LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION RATE 68.2% 68.4% -0.2% 67.6% 68.1% -0.5% EMPLOYMENT (1) 3,062,100 3,068,800-6,700 3,049,700 3,067,600-17,900 UNEMPLOYMENT 94,400 95,100-700 81,800 81,800 0 UNEMPLOYMENT RATE 3.0% 3.0% 0.0% 2.6% 2.6% 0.0% U.S. Unemployment Rate 3.7% 3.7% 0.0% 3.5% 3.5% 0.0% Place of Work Data NONFARM WAGE & SALARY 2,990,000 2,979,400 10,600 3,019,100 3,011,100 8,000 TOTAL PRIVATE 2,581,900 2,572,000 9,900 2,595,600 2,591,900 3,700 GOODS PRODUCING 620,100 620,000 100 622,300 627,300-5,000 NATURAL RESOURCES & MINING 4,600 4,600 0 4,700 4,800-100 CONSTRUCTION 124,900 125,300-400 126,500 131,700-5,200 MANUFACTURING 490,600 490,100 500 491,100 490,800 300 Durable Goods 296,000 296,500-500 295,500 295,800-300 Nondurable Goods 194,600 193,600 1,000 195,600 195,000 600 SERVICE PROVIDING 2,369,900 2,359,400 10,500 2,396,800 2,383,800 13,000 PRIVATE SERVICE PROVIDING 1,961,800 1,952,000 9,800 1,973,300 1,964,600 8,700 TRADE 426,000 424,100 1,900 437,900 426,700 11,200 TRANS., WAREHOUSING, & UTILITIES 112,900 113,100-200 115,000 114,800 200 INFORMATION 47,400 47,000 400 47,700 47,300 400 FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES 150,100 150,700-600 150,400 150,700-300 PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS SERVICES 323,000 322,100 900 325,500 326,900-1,400 EDUCATIONAL & HEALTH SERVICES 459,700 458,500 1,200 464,300 462,300 2,000 LEISURE & HOSPITALITY 290,400 284,800 5,600 280,300 284,800-4,500 OTHER SERVICES, except Public Admin. 152,300 151,700 600 152,200 151,100 1,100 GOVERNMENT 408,100 407,400 700 423,500 419,200 4,300 Federal Government 29,300 29,300 0 29,300 29,300 0 State Government 94,000 93,600 400 102,400 100,400 2,000 Local Government 284,800 284,500 300 291,800 289,500 2,300 *Differences in total may occur as a result of rounding. (1) Includes Labor Market Disputes (P) = Prelim; (R) = Revised Blue changes are outside margin of error. Source: Local Area Unemployment Statistics and Current Employment Statistics programs, Bureau of Workforce Information and Technical Support. Cautionary note to users: Revised methodological procedures mandated by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) force individual state estimates of employment into closer alignment with the national estimate. This change results in larger month-to-month employment change for the states and the information reported by DWD.

3. HISTORY OF REVISIONS OF ESTIMATES FROM PLACE OF WORK SURVEY Month-Over-Month Changes TNF Private Prelim Revised Change Prelim Revised Change January 2018 +9,200 +8,200 (1,000) +8,000 +7,100 (900) February 2018 +1,500 +5,600 +4,100 (300) +3,700 +4,000 March 2018 +6,800 +6,400 (400) +8,900 +8,200 (700) April 2018 (1,000) (4,900) (3,900) (3,100) (5,600) (2,500) May 2018 (4,700) +100 +4,800 (5,300) (800) +4,500 June 2018 +7,400 +7,600 +200 +5,500 +6,700 +1,200 July 2018 +8,700 +8,400 (300) +9,100 +7,200 (1,900) August 2018 +3,000 +1,600 (1,400) (100) (1,700) (1,600) September 2018 (1,100) (4,100) (3,000) (900) +400 +1,300 October 2018 (3,500) (2,800) +700 (1,600) (200) +1,400 November 2018 December 2018 Note: Prelim = original month-over-month change. Revised = updated month-over-month change. The "Change" column represents the difference between the prelim month-over-month change and the revised month-over-month change.

4. LATEST QUARTERLY DATA: CENSUS OF EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES 2017 Employment 2018 Employment June-June Change Total Wages Change Apr May Jun Apr May Jun Number Percent Q2:2017 Q2:2018 Number Percent TOTAL 2,834,575 2,866,317 2,908,532 2,850,947 2,888,699 2,933,491 24,959 0.9% $32,654,430 $33,961,691 $1,307,261 4.0% Total Private 2,443,501 2,477,915 2,523,193 2,460,879 2,499,796 2,545,922 22,729 0.9% $28,013,232 $29,231,044 $1,217,812 4.3% Natural Resources & Mining 31,434 32,636 33,527 31,357 33,251 34,000 473 1.4% $298,676 $313,774 $15,098 5.1% Construction 112,729 119,654 125,111 116,978 124,830 131,611 6,500 5.2% $1,705,263 $1,833,151 $127,888 7.5% Manufacturing 461,732 462,866 472,390 469,594 471,512 480,994 8,604 1.8% $6,381,287 $6,634,140 $252,853 4.0% Trade, Transportation, Utilities (Total) 532,059 538,402 541,228 534,753 541,275 543,887 2,659 0.5% $5,198,064 $5,445,549 $247,485 4.8% Information 47,546 47,544 47,681 46,710 46,713 46,950-731 -1.5% $804,451 $833,488 $29,037 3.6% Financial Activities 147,867 148,394 150,433 147,648 148,188 150,524 91 0.1% $2,382,260 $2,403,899 $21,639 0.9% Professional & Business Services 321,104 323,066 326,876 326,477 328,556 332,342 5,466 1.7% $4,385,234 $4,675,350 $290,116 6.6% Education & Health Services 427,249 427,423 429,039 432,560 432,955 435,077 6,038 1.4% $4,975,334 $5,203,866 $228,532 4.6% Leisure & Hospitality 271,025 285,685 302,351 270,371 286,825 302,753 402 0.1% $1,167,246 $1,231,442 $64,196 5.5% Other Services 83,789 84,595 86,456 83,278 84,412 86,419-37 0.0% $610,226 $633,493 $23,267 3.8% Unclassified 6,967 7,650 8,101 1,153 1,279 1,365-6,736-83.2% $105,191 $22,893 -$82,298-78.2% Total Government 391,074 388,402 385,339 390,068 388,903 387,569 2,230 0.6% $4,641,198 $4,730,647 $89,449 1.9% Total wages are in thousands (Totals may not equal due to rounding) Data as published by U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages counts are published 6 months after the quarter they describe. Data from the latest published quarter and a year prior are included here.