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Major Work Locations of the Executive Branch

Fiscal Year 2013

April 2014

Major Work Locations of the Executive Branch

Fiscal Year 2013

This document provides a brief summary of the major work locations within the United States for the Executive Branch of the Federal Government.

U.S. Office of Personnel Management Planning and Policy Analysis Data Analysis Group

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Table of Contents

Purpose ............................................................................................................................................................. 3 Coverage........................................................................................................................................................... 3 Important Information about the Data ................................................................................................................ 3 Data................................................................................................................................................................... 3

Table 1. Federal Executive Branch Employment by State .......................................................................... 4 Figure 1. Federal Executive Branch Employment by State ......................................................................... 5 Table 2. Federal Executive Branch Employment by CBSA ......................................................................... 6 Table 3. Federal Executive Branch Employment by City............................................................................. 7 Figure 2. Federal Executive Branch Employment by City ........................................................................... 8 Additional Details...............................................................................................................................................9

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Purpose

This document presents an overview of the major work locations of the Executive Branch of the Federal Government within the United States, providing the public and analysts access to commonly requested information about the different work locations of the Federal Workforce. This document presents basic data, in the form of tables and graphs, on the major work locations within the United States for the Executive Branch of the Federal Government.

Coverage

Often, OPM coverage is equated to the Federal Executive civilian workforce. The coverage is in fact exclusively Federal and exclusively civilian, but the data exclude a few major components of the Executive Branch (most notably the Postal Service and many intelligence agencies) and include some pieces of the Legislative Branch. For specific exclusions and inclusions, visit FedData on the OPM's website: . OPM data also do not include contractors and contract employees

Important Information about the Data

This paper looks at Non-Seasonal Full-Time Permanent (NSFTP) Employees only. Non-Seasonal Full-Time Permanent (NSFTP) includes all employees working a 40-hour work week year round with no absolute end date. Non-seasonal Full-Time Permanent (NSFTP) employees make up the majority of the Federal workforce, over 88%. NSFTP counts are the least susceptible to seasonal variation. The implication is that NSFTP statistics offer the best month-to-month comparisons. The data in the following section are restricted to NSFTP. Furthermore, the data are also restricted to employees in pay status (employees receiving a paycheck). 1 The data in the section below represent Fiscal Year 2013, which, in the Federal Government, ended on the 30th of September 2013. Lastly, it is important to note that the data reflect places of employment, not places of residence.

Data

This section presents basic data, in the form of tables and graphs, on the major work locations within the United States for the Executive Branch of the Federal Government.

1 Data are always filtered to employees in pay status, meaning only employees currently receiving a paycheck are included.

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Table 1. Federal Executive Branch Employment by State

Statistics restricted to non-seasonal full-time permanent employees for Fiscal Year 2013

Table 1 shows the size of the Executive Branch of the Federal workforce for each State and the District of Columbia. It is important to note that the data reflect places of employment, not places of residence.

STATE CALIFORNIA VIRGINIA DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TEXAS MARYLAND FLORIDA GEORGIA PENNSYLVANIA NEW YORK WASHINGTON OHIO ILLINOIS NORTH CAROLINA ALABAMA ARIZONA COLORADO OKLAHOMA MISSOURI MICHIGAN TENNESSEE UTAH MASSACHUSETTS NEW JERSEY HAWAII KENTUCKY NEW MEXICO INDIANA SOUTH CAROLINA LOUISIANA WEST VIRGINIA MISSISSIPPI OREGON MINNESOTA KANSAS WISCONSIN ARKANSAS NEVADA ALASKA NEBRASKA MAINE MONTANA IOWA CONNECTICUT IDAHO SOUTH DAKOTA RHODE ISLAND NORTH DAKOTA WYOMING VERMONT NEW HAMPSHIRE DELAWARE

COUNT 149,086 143,088 142,456 130,685 119,097

83,732 70,390 61,607 61,278 49,411 48,020 45,139 40,122 38,217 36,752 35,911 35,793 32,565 27,601 25,147 25,037 24,927 24,605 22,653 22,416 22,303 21,513 20,235 19,038 18,268 17,030 16,731 16,085 15,363 13,588 12,864 11,379 10,583

9,976 9,594 8,433 7,837 7,749 7,375 7,110 6,207 5,323 4,789 4,358 4,158 2,993

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