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Industries with Declining Employment
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Employment is the number of jobs in this Industry.  The latest available data are from 2010 to 2020.  Read more about Industry employment.

Percent change is the expected employment change for each industry.

Industry trends data are updated in two year cycles and are released in even-ending years. For more detailed information about the program or the survey, refer to the OES Projections webpage.

The model used to produce the occupation and industry trends data does include outsourcing. For more details about this, refer to an article about projections data and models in the Labor Market Review.



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These are the industries that are projected to have the largest decline in employment during the 2010-2020 time period. Select an industry to learn more about it in the Industry Profile.

Top 50 Industries with Declining Employment
 Displaying Records 26 - 50 of 50
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# Industry Employment Percent
  Change  
2010 2020
26 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills 112,700  97,400  -14% 
27 Textile mills 119,300  103,100  -14% 
28 Textile product mills 118,500  103,000  -13% 
29 Charter bus industry 30,800  26,800  -13% 
30 Iron and steel mills and ferroalloy manufacturing 85,400  74,300  -13% 
31 Petroleum and coal products manufacturing 114,000  100,000  -12% 
32 Drycleaning and laundry services 302,100  265,700  -12% 
33 Manufacturing and reproducing magnetic and optical media 24,900  21,900  -12% 
34 Commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing 91,300  80,600  -12% 
35 Engine, turbine, and power transmission equipment manufacturing 91,300  80,600  -12% 
36 Paint, coating, and adhesive manufacturing 55,800  49,400  -12% 
37 Natural gas distribution 108,000  95,800  -11% 
38 Gasoline stations 816,400  728,200  -11% 
39 Navigational, measuring, electromedical, and control instruments manufacturing 406,000  363,200  -11% 
40 Electric lighting equipment manufacturing 45,700  41,200  -10% 
41 Tobacco manufacturing 16,500  14,900  -10% 
42 Research and development in the social sciences and humanities 57,600  52,100  -10% 
43 Audio and video equipment manufacturing 19,900  18,100  -9% 
44 Electric power generation, transmission and distribution 396,900  361,400  -9% 
45 Semiconductor and other electronic component manufacturing 369,700  336,900  -9% 
46 Forestry 14,200  13,000  -9% 
47 Petroleum and petroleum products merchant wholesalers 94,400  86,800  -8% 
48 Spring and wire product manufacturing 42,300  38,900  -8% 
49 Specialty food stores 210,600  194,200  -8% 
50 Animal food manufacturing 50,400  46,600  -8% 
 

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Office of Occupational Statistics and Employment Projections


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