Detailed file showing number of workers, along with their Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) industry of employment (11 industry categories) and their mean earnings in 1999. Provides county of residence by county of work totals for county-to-county worker flows that are based on three or more (unweighted) long-form records.

Special tabulation showing the number of workers in each tract-of-work by tract-of-residence commuter flow. The data are rounded (numbers from 1 through 7 are rounded to 4, those of 8 or greater are rounded to the nearest multiple of 5). Workers are defined as people age 16 years old and over who were employed and at work, full time or part time, during the Census 2000 reference week (generally the last week of March 2000). Excluded are people who had a job but did not work during the reference week. Examples of people in the excluded category would be those who didn't work during the reference week because they were sick, on vacation, laid off, or otherwise absent from work for the week. Nationwide, about 2 percent of employed persons fell into this category.