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TABLE 4.-Number of workers excluded by size-of-firm restrictions of State unemployment insurance laws, by industry division, 35 States, March 19511

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1 Estimates based on data furnished by Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance. Represents employment of single-unit employers whose March 1951 BOASI employment is less than the minimum number of workers requiring an employer to become subject to the State unemployment insurance law, for the 35 States with size-of-firm restrictions.

Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.

Includes agriculture, forestry and fishing, not shown separately; also data for establishments not classified by industry.

Less than 50.

TABLE 5.-Number of employers excluded by size-of-firm_restrictions of State unemployment insurance laws, by industry division, 35 States, March 19511

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1 Estimates based on data furnished by Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance. Represents single-unit employers whose March 1951 BOASI employment is less than the minimum numbers of workers requiring an employer to become subject to the State unemployment insurance law, for the 35 States with size-of-firm restrictions.

3 Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.

Includes agriculture, forestry, and fishing, not shown separately; also data for establishments not classi fied by industry.

Less than 25.

TABLE 6.-Percentage distribution of workers excluded by size-of-firm restrictions of State unemployment insurance laws, by industry division, 35 States, March 1951

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1 Estimates of excluded employment based on data furnished by Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance. Represents employment of single-unit employers whose March 1951 BOASI employment is less than the minimum number of workers requiring an employer to become subject to the State unemployment insurance law, for the 35 States with size-of-firm restrictions.

? Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.

'Includes agriculture, forestry, and fishing; also data for establishments not classified by industry.

TABLE 7.-Percentage distribution of employers excluded by size-of-firm restrictions of State unemployment insurance laws, by industry division, 35 States, March

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1 Estimates of employers based on data furnished by Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance. 2 Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.

'Includes agriculture, forestry, and fishing; also data for establishments not classified by industry.

TABLE 8.-Percentage increase in covered employment if size-of-firm restrictions are removed from State unemployment insurance laws, by industry division, 35 States, March 1951 1

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1 Data on employment of covered workers reported by State employment security agencies. Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.

TABLE 9.-Summary distribution of States by minimum size of firms covered under State laws, specified dates, 1937-54

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1 In most States, specified number of workers must be employed for a stated period during a calendar year (usually 20 weeks). In some States the size of an employer's payroll is an alternative, additional, or sole factor in establishing whether or not he is subject. States with size-of-payroll requirements only are listed as covering employers of 1 or more.

2 Includes Wisconsin: Firms employing 8 or more in current year covered as of Jan. 1 of that year; firms employing 7 or more in 18 weeks during 1937 covered as of Jan. 1, 1938.

3 Includes Wisconsin: Firms employing 8 or more in current year covered as of Jan. 1 of that year; firms employing 6 or more during 1938 or subsequent years subject as of Jan. 1 of ensuing year.

Includes Minnesota: Services for employers not subject to Federal unemployment tax and located outside the corporate limits of a city, village, or borough of 10,000 population are excluded; and New Mexico; employers with $450 quarterly payroll, or 2 in 13 weeks.

57 States cover employers of 1 or more at any time; in 4 States, coverage is based solely on size of payroll in a specified period; in remaining States, employment must extend for a specified period.

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