District of Columbia Payrolls for the Trade, Transportation, and Utilities Industry (Not Seas Adj.)
Updated on April 11, 2023.

According to recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, in February 2023, District of Columbia's not seasonally adjusted trade, transportation, and utilities payroll employment was 30,400; this means that District of Columbia lost 100 jobs in the trade, transportation, and utilities industry in the month of February 2023. You can see the seasonally adjusted version of this information at this link.

The charts and table below shows District of Columbia's not seasonally adjusted historical trade, transportation, and utilities payroll employment and number of jobs added from January 2007 to February 2023.

You can also see links at the bottom of this page for similar data for a selected group of District of Columbia's industries and links for many more of District of Columbia's industries at this link.

District of Columbia Payrolls for the Trade, Transportation, and Utilities Industry (Not Seas Adj.)
District of Columbia Number of Jobs Added to the Trade, Transportation, and Utilities Industry (Not Seas Adj.)
District of Columbia Payrolls for the Trade, Transportation, and Utilities Industry (Not Seas Adj.)
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Month Number of Payrolls Jobs Added
January 2007 27500
February 2007 27200 -300
March 2007 27400 200
April 2007 27800 400
May 2007 27900 100
June 2007 27900 0
July 2007 27700 -200
August 2007 27500 -200
September 2007 27600 100
October 2007 27600 0
November 2007 28100 500
December 2007 28400 300
January 2008 27400 -1000
February 2008 27500 100
March 2008 27400 -100
April 2008 27900 500
May 2008 27900 0
June 2008 28200 300
July 2008 28300 100
August 2008 27900 -400
September 2008 28000 100
October 2008 27600 -400
November 2008 28300 700
December 2008 28500 200
January 2009 27300 -1200
February 2009 26800 -500
March 2009 26700 -100
April 2009 26800 100
May 2009 26600 -200
June 2009 26500 -100
July 2009 26500 0
August 2009 26400 -100
September 2009 26400 0
October 2009 27000 600
November 2009 27500 500
December 2009 27500 0
January 2010 26900 -600
February 2010 26100 -800
March 2010 26900 800
April 2010 27400 500
May 2010 27400 0
June 2010 27500 100
July 2010 27400 -100
August 2010 27200 -200
September 2010 27100 -100
October 2010 27600 500
November 2010 28100 500
December 2010 28200 100
January 2011 27200 -1000
February 2011 27000 -200
March 2011 27100 100
April 2011 27400 300
May 2011 27200 -200
June 2011 27200 0
July 2011 27100 -100
August 2011 27100 0
September 2011 27300 200
October 2011 27900 600
November 2011 28100 200
December 2011 28300 200
January 2012 27300 -1000
February 2012 27400 100
March 2012 27500 100
April 2012 27700 200
May 2012 28000 300
June 2012 28100 100
July 2012 28000 -100
August 2012 27900 -100
September 2012 28200 300
October 2012 28300 100
November 2012 29100 800
December 2012 29400 300
January 2013 28400 -1000
February 2013 28500 100
March 2013 28600 100
April 2013 28600 0
May 2013 28700 100
June 2013 28700 0
July 2013 28700 0
August 2013 28700 0
September 2013 29100 400
October 2013 29400 300
November 2013 30500 1100
December 2013 30600 100
January 2014 29400 -1200
February 2014 29500 100
March 2014 29800 300
April 2014 30500 700
May 2014 30500 0
June 2014 30700 200
July 2014 30300 -400
August 2014 30500 200
September 2014 30700 200
October 2014 31200 500
November 2014 32100 900
December 2014 32100 0
January 2015 31400 -700
February 2015 31300 -100
March 2015 31300 0
April 2015 31500 200
May 2015 31600 100
June 2015 32100 500
July 2015 32300 200
August 2015 32100 -200
September 2015 32500 400
October 2015 32800 300
November 2015 33400 600
December 2015 33700 300
January 2016 32100 -1600
February 2016 32300 200
March 2016 32300 0
April 2016 32600 300
May 2016 32700 100
June 2016 33100 400
July 2016 32700 -400
August 2016 32600 -100
September 2016 32800 200
October 2016 33100 300
November 2016 33700 600
December 2016 33700 0
January 2017 32700 -1000
February 2017 32900 200
March 2017 33100 200
April 2017 33000 -100
May 2017 33100 100
June 2017 33400 300
July 2017 33200 -200
August 2017 33200 0
September 2017 33500 300
October 2017 33500 0
November 2017 34300 800
December 2017 34400 100
January 2018 33000 -1400
February 2018 33000 0
March 2018 33100 100
April 2018 32900 -200
May 2018 33000 100
June 2018 32800 -200
July 2018 33100 300
August 2018 32800 -300
September 2018 32900 100
October 2018 33600 700
November 2018 34100 500
December 2018 34100 0
January 2019 32600 -1500
February 2019 32600 0
March 2019 32500 -100
April 2019 32600 100
May 2019 33000 400
June 2019 33300 300
July 2019 32900 -400
August 2019 33000 100
September 2019 33300 300
October 2019 33600 300
November 2019 34100 500
December 2019 34200 100
January 2020 33000 -1200
February 2020 32700 -300
March 2020 32700 0
April 2020 26000 -6700
May 2020 26300 300
June 2020 26900 600
July 2020 27800 900
August 2020 27900 100
September 2020 28000 100
October 2020 28700 700
November 2020 28900 200
December 2020 29000 100
January 2021 28100 -900
February 2021 28200 100
March 2021 28300 100
April 2021 28300 0
May 2021 28500 200
June 2021 29000 500
July 2021 29100 100
August 2021 29000 -100
September 2021 29300 300
October 2021 30000 700
November 2021 30400 400
December 2021 30500 100
January 2022 29700 -800
February 2022 30200 500
March 2022 30100 -100
April 2022 30000 -100
May 2022 29800 -200
June 2022 30000 200
July 2022 30600 600
August 2022 30500 -100
September 2022 30500 0
October 2022 30700 200
November 2022 31600 900
December 2022 31100 -500
January 2023 30500 -600
February 2023 30400 -100

District of Columbia's Payroll Employment for Different Industries (Not Seas Adj.)

Use the links below to see the not seasonally adjusted payroll employment and number of jobs added for the following selected District of Columbia industries. You can also see the not seasonally adjusted District of Columbia payroll employment for many more industries at this link.