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0 Cost of Housing °$'15©,tI( H', . ■Average 2BDR Apt. ■Average Wages $25.00-r r i .� . 4;"Ammi "?' i� .�F t': t. $20.00 <. 1y $15.00 V' 1111 •w, k' $10.00 »”' IIII a,+f. ' . . $5.00 1 ,'«.. 4: $0.00 . � , . . ' - Home Health Aide Elk River Industrial Region 7W Sherburne Co. Manufacturing 1111 Table 6 shows covered employment by industry for Sherburne County. This table represents the number of jobs in Sherburne County, regardless of where the individual resides. Some categories such as some agricultural workers, railroad workers, student workers, and elected officials are not included in the data. All industries have increased in size between 1990 and 1999. The only sector to experience some loss in the latter half of the 1990s was the Transportation and Public Utilities sector which declined by 18 jobs. The sector with the largest increase between 1990 and 1999 was the Trade sector which added 2,380 positions for a 93.7% increase. The Trade sector includes wholesale and retail trade and would include such businesses as general merchandise stores, building materials, food stores, automotive dealers and service stations, apparel and accessory stores, furniture and home furnishing stores, and eating and drinking places. The second largest increase was found in the Services sector which increased by 1,516 jobs for a 91.2% increase. The Services sector includes a wide range of businesses with some of the largest being business services, health services, legal services, social services(excluding government), and numerous other services. The largest percentage increase was found in the Construction sector. Between 1990 and 1999 it increased by 138.5%by adding 763 jobs. The second largest percentage increase was found in the Finance, Insurance and Real Estate sector which increased by 121.1% with the addition of 310 new jobs.