2021 Annual Disability Statistics Compendium

Industry and Occupation

Section 4: Industry and Occupation

This section presents statistics on the industries and occupations that employ people in the United States. Statistics are presented for the United States overall and by state for the top four most prevalent industries and occupations among people with disabilities. Industry describes the kind of business conducted by a person’s employing organization. Occupation describes the kind of work a person does on the job. Statistics for people with disabilities (disability status or disability type) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to a series of questions within the American Community Survey, conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau (see the glossary for more details).

Data on occupation and industry are collected for the American Community Survey respondent’s current primary job or the most recent job for people who are not employed but have worked in the last 5 years. American Community Survey respondents provide written responses describing their kind of business or industry. An automated, standardized coding procedure categorizes responses which are then reviewed by trained staff for accuracy. Industries are categorized based on the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), published by the Office of Management and Budget. Occupations are categorized based on the Standard Occupational (SOC) Manual, also published by the Office of Management and Budget. American Community Survey data on industry and occupation describe the industrial composition and occupational experiences of the American labor force and are used to formulate employment policy and programs, develop career trainings, provide information on the occupational skills of the labor force, and measure compliance with antidiscrimination policies.

Tables

Table 4.1: In 2020 in the United States, the industry with the greatest number of people with disabilities was Health Care and Social Assistance with 1,188,310 people (14.9 percent).

Table 4.2: In 2020 in the United States, the occupational group with the greatest number of people with disabilities was Office and Administrative Support Occupations with 983,362 people (12.3 percent).

Table 4.3: In 2020, the state with the greatest number of people with disabilities employed in the education services industry was California with 66,893 people. The state with the greatest percentage of people with disabilities employed in the education services industry was Vermont (13.2 percent).

Table 4.4: In 2020, the state with the greatest number of people with disabilities employed in the manufacturing industry was Texas with 60,351 people. The state with the greatest percentage of people with disabilities employed in the manufacturing industry was Indiana (19.4 percent).

Table 4.5: In 2020, the state with the greatest number of people with disabilities employed in the retail trade industry was Texas with 100,027 people. The state with the greatest percentage of people with disabilities employed in the retail trade industry was Rhode Island (19.2 percent).

Table 4.6: In 2020, the state with the greatest number of people with disabilities employed in the health care and social assistance industry was California with 110,576 people. The state with the greatest percentage of people with disabilities employed in the health care and social assistance industry was South Dakota (21.5 percent).

Table 4.7: In 2020, the state with the greatest number of people with disabilities employed in office and administrative support occupations was California with 93,915 people. The state with the greatest percentage of people with disabilities employed in office and administrative support occupations was Utah (16.5 percent).

Table 4.8: In 2020, the state with the greatest number of people with disabilities employed in sales and related occupations was Texas with 76,816 people. The state with the greatest percentage of people with disabilities employed in sales and related occupations was North Dakota (13.8 percent).

Table 4.9: In 2020, the state with the greatest number of people with disabilities employed in transportation and material moving occupations was California with 66,373 people. The state with the greatest percentage of people with disabilities employed in transportation and material moving occupations was West Virginia (15.0 percent).

Table 4.10: In 2020, the state with the greatest number of people with disabilities employed in management occupations was Texas with 76,081 people. The state with the greatest percentage of people with disabilities employed in management occupations was Alaska (16.6 percent).

Table 4.1 Industry and Occupation — Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community Employed by Industry for the United States: 2020
Geography Industry Disability No Disability
Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%)
U.S. Agriculture    93,928  1.2  1,625,740  1.2
U.S. Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction    32,839  0.4    595,286  0.4
U.S. Utilities    67,551  0.8  1,187,402  0.9
U.S. Construction   525,246  6.6  9,417,654  7.0
U.S. Manufacturing   791,904  9.9 13,568,446 10.1
U.S. Wholesale Trade   167,928  2.1  3,342,570  2.5
U.S. Retail Trade 1,035,858 13.0 13,927,620 10.4
U.S. Transportation and Warehousing   427,661  5.4  6,563,359  4.9
U.S. Information   133,961  1.7  2,595,905  1.9
U.S. Finance and Insurance   285,207  3.6  6,734,298  5.0
U.S. Real Estate and Rental and Leasing   131,798  1.7  2,403,141  1.8
U.S. Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services   443,456  5.6 11,183,482  8.3
U.S. Management of Companies and Enterprises     8,276  0.1    198,723  0.1
U.S. Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services   408,819  5.1  5,269,156  3.9
U.S. Educational Services   629,173  7.9 13,004,057  9.7
U.S. Health Care and Social Assistance 1,188,310 14.9 18,980,216 14.2
U.S. Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation   150,760  1.9  2,528,429  1.9
U.S. Accomodation and Food Services   613,836  7.7  8,273,653  6.2
U.S. Other Services (Except Public Administration)   401,286  5.0  6,022,825  4.5
U.S. Public Administration   437,793  5.5  6,527,110  4.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 4.1). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation.
Table 4.2 Industry and Occupation — Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community Employed by Occupation for the United States: 2020
Geography Occupation Disability No Disability
Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%)
U.S. Management Occupations 656,874  8.2 15,368,071 11.5
U.S. Business and Financial Operations Occupations 352,066  4.4  8,201,355  6.1
U.S. Computer and Mathematical Occupations 219,998  2.8  5,172,027  3.9
U.S. Architecture and Engineering Occupations 103,971  1.3  3,147,272  2.3
U.S. Life, Physical, Social Sciences Occupations  63,584  0.8  1,638,142  1.2
U.S. Community and Social Services Occupations 157,706  2.0  2,429,762  1.8
U.S. Legal Occupations  61,783  0.8  1,676,410  1.3
U.S. Education, Training, and Library Occupations 408,693  5.1  8,734,640  6.5
U.S. Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations 148,047  1.9  2,818,440  2.1
U.S. Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations 353,471  4.4  8,650,870  6.5
U.S. Healthcare Support Occupations 370,381  4.6  4,344,249  3.2
U.S. Protective Service Occupations 175,161  2.2  2,844,623  2.1
U.S. Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations 495,035  6.2  6,334,737  4.7
U.S. Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations 406,025  5.1  4,174,146  3.1
U.S. Personal Care and Service Occupations 204,495  2.6  3,130,581  2.3
U.S. Sales and Related Occupations 747,253  9.4 12,070,160  9.0
U.S. Office and Administrative Support Occupations 983,362 12.3 14,537,690 10.9
U.S. Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Occupations  51,895  0.7    814,544  0.6
U.S. Construction and Extraction Occupations 402,278  5.0  6,676,052  5.0
U.S. Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Occupations 290,771  3.6  4,249,349  3.2
U.S. Production Occupations 549,306  6.9  7,204,924  5.4
U.S. Transportation and Material Moving Occupations 772,790  9.7  9,710,491  7.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 4.2). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation.
Table 4.3 Industry and Occupation — Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community Employed in the Education Services Industry for the United States and States: 2020
State Disability No Disability   State Disability No Disability
Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%)
U.S. 629,173  7.9 13,004,057  9.7 MO   9,829  5.9    241,619  9.6
AL   8,320  6.2    168,729  9.2 MT   3,225 10.5     39,025  9.0
AK ‡ ‡     23,349  8.2 NE   2,834  6.0     86,339 10.3
AZ  18,911 10.2    267,789  9.4 NV   4,288  5.6     88,332  7.2
AR   6,417  7.1    109,823 10.1 NH   2,721  7.1     64,077 10.5
CA  66,893  8.9  1,459,290  9.0 NJ  16,288  8.8    411,328 11.0
CO  10,747  7.6    226,874  8.7 NM   4,320  7.8     86,753 11.7
CT   4,837  6.4    172,637 11.3 NY  39,949 10.8    959,214 12.2
DE   3,683 12.3     37,932  9.9 NC  18,272  7.4    392,651  9.3
DC   1,663 11.9     24,696  7.4 ND   1,435  7.3     34,034 10.1
FL  42,100  8.9    670,247  7.8 OH  17,977  5.6    410,464  8.7
GA  20,252  7.4    407,030  9.5 OK   8,459  6.0    149,607 10.0
HI   3,054 10.2     59,371 10.8 OR   8,715  7.5    158,748  9.2
ID   3,041  5.5     67,846  9.3 PA  21,612  6.8    534,942 10.3
IL  22,115  7.9    526,787  9.9 RI   2,406  7.5     47,499 10.7
IN  12,034  6.0    268,724  9.7 SC  10,225  7.7    187,936  9.4
IA   4,873  5.5    136,094 10.0 SD     993  4.3     35,921  9.3
KS   8,359  9.2    129,728 10.7 TN  12,516  6.7    249,246  9.1
KY  10,038  6.9    162,654  9.7 TX  60,875  8.3  1,184,080  9.9
LA   8,797  6.7    176,033 10.6 UT   4,621  5.2    154,765 11.1
ME   2,644  7.0     64,445 11.7 VT   1,801 13.2     37,679 14.1
MD  13,714 10.2    260,236 10.0 VA  17,333  8.4    349,202  9.7
MA  14,295  9.1    381,503 12.5 WA  18,162  8.8    266,568  8.3
MI  18,054  7.1    353,213  9.0 WV   4,223  8.6     71,543 11.5
MN   9,288  7.0    242,192  9.6 WI  10,289  7.1    225,123  8.8
MS  10,001 13.0    110,525 10.6 WY     845  5.4     29,615 12.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 4.3). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 4.4 Industry and Occupation — Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community Employed in the Manufacturing Industry for the United States and States: 2020
State Disability No Disability   State Disability No Disability
Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%)
U.S. 791,904  9.9 13,568,446 10.1 MO  16,295  9.8    299,566 11.9
AL  18,339 13.6    260,493 14.2 MT   1,989  6.5     20,754  4.8
AK ‡ ‡      9,746  3.4 NE   6,447 13.7    104,620 12.5
AZ  14,943  8.0    197,497  6.9 NV   3,412  4.5     66,446  5.4
AR  11,058 12.2    144,620 13.3 NH   5,009 13.0     79,599 13.1
CA  57,024  7.6  1,498,719  9.3 NJ  14,866  8.1    307,826  8.2
CO   6,104  4.3    192,622  7.4 NM   1,288  2.3     28,989  3.9
CT   7,402  9.8    165,378 10.8 NY  24,908  6.7    472,664  6.0
DE   1,999  6.7     31,222  8.1 NC  25,907 10.5    486,195 11.5
DC ‡ ‡      3,599  1.1 ND   2,593 13.1     25,198  7.5
FL  23,092  4.9    443,145  5.2 OH  51,209 15.9    725,728 15.4
GA  26,622  9.7    438,723 10.3 OK  11,492  8.1    139,340  9.3
HI ‡ ‡     14,037  2.5 OR   9,088  7.9    188,526 10.9
ID   6,078 11.0     68,987  9.4 PA  36,669 11.5    626,592 12.0
IL  33,367 11.9    612,449 11.5 RI   2,216  7.0     48,114 10.8
IN  38,983 19.4    491,388 17.8 SC  15,108 11.4    264,002 13.3
IA  15,025 16.9    216,606 15.9 SD   1,625  7.0     40,575 10.5
KS  10,306 11.3    154,175 12.8 TN  27,896 14.9    336,992 12.3
KY  19,816 13.7    249,928 14.9 TX  60,351  8.2  1,023,079  8.6
LA   7,505  5.7    134,042  8.1 UT  10,533 11.8    149,476 10.7
ME   2,930  7.8     43,939  8.0 VT     945  6.9     29,185 10.9
MD   7,046  5.2    124,257  4.8 VA  17,628  8.6    260,430  7.2
MA  14,663  9.3    274,112  9.0 WA  20,405  9.9    282,158  8.8
MI  44,250 17.3    745,418 18.9 WV   2,115  4.3     60,327  9.7
MN  14,017 10.6    362,164 14.3 WI  28,143 19.3    468,766 18.3
MS  11,619 15.1    144,260 13.8 WY ‡ ‡     11,773  4.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 4.4). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 4.5 Industry and Occupation — Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community Employed in the Retail Trade Industry for the United States and States: 2020
State Disability No Disability   State Disability No Disability
Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%)
U.S. 1,035,858 13.0 13,927,620 10.4 MO    19,233 11.6    271,924 10.8
AL    18,853 14.0    199,859 10.9 MT     4,883 16.0     48,151 11.2
AK     1,563  9.8     27,909  9.8 NE     5,477 11.6     86,313 10.3
AZ    27,336 14.7    327,353 11.5 NV     9,927 13.1    140,026 11.3
AR    10,268 11.3    137,316 12.6 NH     5,914 15.3     60,982 10.0
CA    88,977 11.8  1,607,596  9.9 NJ    22,004 11.9    377,082 10.1
CO    17,218 12.2    254,642  9.8 NM     9,035 16.4     80,504 10.9
CT    10,041 13.3    150,972  9.9 NY    40,961 11.1    726,597  9.2
DE     3,812 12.8     48,646 12.7 NC    36,174 14.6    471,941 11.2
DC ‡  ‡     16,876  5.0 ND     2,213 11.2     32,854  9.7
FL    64,736 13.7    996,393 11.7 OH    41,178 12.8    498,826 10.6
GA    39,236 14.3    449,922 10.5 OK    16,187 11.4    168,412 11.3
HI     3,357 11.2     59,463 10.8 OR    15,416 13.3    192,483 11.2
ID     6,570 11.9     82,206 11.3 PA    43,672 13.7    521,884 10.0
IL    35,417 12.6    538,984 10.1 RI     6,129 19.2     43,835  9.8
IN    28,880 14.4    281,904 10.2 SC    16,749 12.7    217,867 10.9
IA    12,138 13.7    144,603 10.6 SD     2,433 10.5     45,589 11.8
KS    10,270 11.3    127,641 10.6 TN    26,142 14.0    290,861 10.6
KY    21,958 15.2    177,788 10.6 TX   100,027 13.6  1,278,258 10.7
LA    17,517 13.3    180,918 10.9 UT    12,176 13.7    151,304 10.9
ME     7,047 18.8     56,746 10.3 VT     1,551 11.4     29,173 10.9
MD    15,482 11.5    223,143  8.6 VA    22,559 10.9    327,910  9.1
MA    20,073 12.8    282,221  9.3 WA    27,901 13.5    373,363 11.6
MI    35,724 14.0    412,474 10.5 WV     5,512 11.3     78,059 12.6
MN    16,612 12.5    237,038  9.4 WI    19,319 13.3    252,186  9.8
MS     6,757  8.8    113,018 10.8 WY     2,410 15.3     25,605 10.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 4.5). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 4.6 Industry and Occupation — Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community Employed in the Health Care and Social Assistance Industry for the United States and States: 2020
State Disability No Disability   State Disability No Disability
Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%)
U.S. 1,188,310 14.9 18,980,216 14.2 MO    26,987 16.3    366,701 14.6
AL    18,437 13.7    260,009 14.2 MT     4,375 14.3     63,224 14.7
AK     1,470  9.2     44,019 15.5 NE     5,113 10.8    121,999 14.6
AZ    26,780 14.4    372,207 13.0 NV     7,142  9.4    127,375 10.3
AR    15,814 17.4    168,756 15.5 NH     6,058 15.7     86,907 14.3
CA   110,576 14.7  2,057,202 12.7 NJ    26,876 14.6    515,307 13.8
CO    20,240 14.4    332,992 12.8 NM     8,580 15.5    107,048 14.5
CT    11,006 14.6    226,089 14.8 NY    74,959 20.3  1,398,775 17.8
DE     4,072 13.6     55,344 14.4 NC    37,389 15.1    601,063 14.2
DC     1,577 11.3     27,621  8.2 ND     1,360  6.9     53,447 15.8
FL    60,732 12.8  1,179,145 13.8 OH    56,998 17.7    754,726 16.0
GA    36,219 13.2    520,605 12.2 OK    24,642 17.4    205,364 13.8
HI     2,633  8.8     67,592 12.3 OR    18,565 16.1    265,436 15.4
ID     7,609 13.8    100,622 13.8 PA    56,709 17.7    887,572 17.0
IL    48,321 17.2    738,960 13.9 RI     3,700 11.6     76,022 17.1
IN    32,090 16.0    410,470 14.9 SC    18,054 13.7    281,468 14.1
IA    12,973 14.6    203,419 15.0 SD     4,985 21.5     59,018 15.2
KS    14,252 15.7    177,366 14.7 TN    20,923 11.2    404,243 14.7
KY    21,191 14.6    246,435 14.7 TX    90,635 12.3  1,439,366 12.1
LA    21,220 16.1    267,100 16.1 UT    11,283 12.7    166,584 12.0
ME     6,311 16.8     96,754 17.6 VT     1,641 12.1     41,577 15.6
MD    16,837 12.5    360,198 13.8 VA    25,889 12.6    436,156 12.1
MA    27,974 17.8    499,559 16.4 WA    25,259 12.3    422,982 13.2
MI    38,043 14.9    587,939 14.9 WV     9,330 19.1    107,426 17.3
MN    27,344 20.6    402,802 15.9 WI    23,148 15.9    391,127 15.3
MS    11,283 14.6    165,834 15.9 WY     2,706 17.2     30,264 12.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 4.6). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation.
Table 4.7 Industry and Occupation — Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community Employed in Office and Administrative Support Occupations for the United States and States: 2020
State Disability No Disability   State Disability No Disability
Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%)
U.S. 983,362 12.3 14,537,690 10.9 MO  21,952 13.3    273,486 10.9
AL  17,070 12.7    192,893 10.5 MT   4,035 13.2     45,748 10.6
AK   2,253 14.1     31,476 11.1 NE   4,632  9.8     99,471 11.9
AZ  28,104 15.1    365,428 12.8 NV   9,801 12.9    147,021 11.9
AR  11,436 12.6    114,587 10.5 NH   2,949  7.6     57,774  9.5
CA  93,915 12.5  1,719,061 10.6 NJ  23,425 12.7    400,506 10.7
CO  18,194 12.9    255,835  9.9 NM   8,094 14.7     86,463 11.7
CT   8,946 11.8    152,935 10.0 NY  50,589 13.7    868,074 11.0
DE   3,394 11.4     40,848 10.6 NC  26,343 10.6    438,834 10.4
DC   1,765 12.6     25,187  7.5 ND   1,357  6.9     32,075  9.5
FL  67,081 14.2  1,022,099 12.0 OH  37,775 11.7    523,096 11.1
GA  31,465 11.5    470,163 11.0 OK  17,780 12.6    179,636 12.0
HI   1,781  5.9     65,736 11.9 OR  14,640 12.7    185,503 10.8
ID   6,077 11.0     79,726 10.9 PA  37,079 11.6    535,887 10.3
IL  33,475 11.9    574,534 10.8 RI   4,868 15.3     53,106 11.9
IN  20,444 10.2    303,677 11.0 SC  14,716 11.2    221,187 11.1
IA  11,786 13.3    151,834 11.2 SD   2,116  9.1     42,697 11.0
KS  11,654 12.8    129,974 10.8 TN  23,663 12.6    306,546 11.2
KY  16,839 11.6    197,832 11.8 TX  93,708 12.7  1,360,617 11.4
LA  16,202 12.3    181,229 10.9 UT  14,699 16.5    184,580 13.2
ME   4,231 11.3     60,116 10.9 VT   2,085 15.3     25,404  9.5
MD  18,084 13.4    258,165  9.9 VA  24,707 12.0    337,883  9.4
MA  17,653 11.2    294,533  9.7 WA  23,242 11.3    306,465  9.5
MI  31,724 12.4    426,793 10.8 WV   4,833  9.9     66,353 10.7
MN  16,601 12.5    251,331  9.9 WI  16,587 11.4    263,190 10.3
MS   6,425  8.3    107,034 10.2 WY ‡ ‡     23,062  9.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 4.7). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 4.8 Industry and Occupation — Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community Employed in Sales and Related Occupations for the United States and States: 2020
State Disability No Disability   State Disability No Disability
Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%)
U.S. 747,253  9.4 12,070,160  9.0 MO  13,883  8.4    229,939  9.2
AL  14,029 10.4    162,688  8.9 MT   2,644  8.6     35,386  8.2
AK ‡ ‡     20,395  7.2 NE   4,087  8.7     66,272  7.9
AZ  17,097  9.2    286,440 10.0 NV   7,087  9.3    123,950 10.0
AR   8,671  9.5    101,299  9.3 NH   4,514 11.7     55,233  9.1
CA  64,954  8.6  1,415,150  8.7 NJ  17,319  9.4    349,146  9.3
CO  13,538  9.6    250,058  9.6 NM   5,955 10.8     68,478  9.3
CT   7,475  9.9    144,939  9.5 NY  31,158  8.4    670,320  8.5
DE   3,031 10.1     35,959  9.4 NC  28,843 11.6    396,472  9.4
DC ‡ ‡     20,933  6.2 ND   2,734 13.8     26,335  7.8
FL  55,330 11.7    929,017 10.9 OH  30,135  9.4    399,713  8.5
GA  26,313  9.6    404,170  9.4 OK  15,074 10.7    132,218  8.9
HI   2,766  9.2     54,164  9.8 OR  11,460  9.9    147,718  8.6
ID   4,190  7.6     66,804  9.1 PA  28,945  9.1    443,895  8.5
IL  24,214  8.6    480,561  9.0 RI   3,057  9.6     43,037  9.7
IN  18,688  9.3    230,464  8.4 SC  12,758  9.7    186,345  9.4
IA   6,685  7.5    111,506  8.2 SD   1,557  6.7     31,586  8.2
KS   6,444  7.1    110,369  9.1 TN  17,128  9.1    238,454  8.7
KY  14,964 10.3    148,939  8.9 TX  76,816 10.5  1,157,820  9.7
LA  13,571 10.3    164,739 10.0 UT  11,260 12.6    127,004  9.1
ME   3,294  8.8     47,621  8.7 VT     449  3.3     19,990  7.5
MD  10,774  8.0    192,697  7.4 VA  14,986  7.3    300,143  8.4
MA  12,595  8.0    249,052  8.2 WA  16,783  8.1    273,936  8.5
MI  23,100  9.0    325,694  8.3 WV   3,684  7.5     58,791  9.5
MN  11,217  8.5    209,737  8.3 WI  14,439  9.9    204,683  8.0
MS   5,471  7.1    102,111  9.8 WY ‡ ‡     17,790  7.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 4.8). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 4.9 Industry and Occupation — Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community Employed in Transportation and Material Moving Occupations for the United States and States: 2020
State Disability No Disability   State Disability No Disability
Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%)
U.S. 772,790  9.7 9,710,491 7.2 MO  19,956 12.1   191,527 7.6
AL  11,793  8.7   150,802 8.2 MT   2,912  9.5    27,429 6.4
AK   1,362  8.5    18,166 6.4 NE   4,627  9.8    61,276 7.3
AZ  17,506  9.4   183,680 6.4 NV   7,443  9.8    93,631 7.6
AR   7,986  8.8    87,217 8.0 NH   2,875  7.5    26,739 4.4
CA  66,373  8.8 1,152,357 7.1 NJ  23,112 12.5   281,562 7.5
CO  13,436  9.5   160,737 6.2 NM   5,059  9.2    52,997 7.2
CT   4,956  6.6    96,276 6.3 NY  29,324  7.9   482,851 6.1
DE   1,480  5.0    34,885 9.1 NC  22,295  9.0   309,890 7.3
DC ‡ ‡     7,866 2.3 ND   1,281  6.5    24,896 7.4
FL  40,524  8.6   602,127 7.0 OH  33,406 10.4   401,658 8.5
GA  29,677 10.8   360,515 8.4 OK   9,964  7.0   114,007 7.6
HI   2,079  6.9    34,535 6.3 OR   9,645  8.3   106,860 6.2
ID   4,836  8.8    55,041 7.5 PA  38,132 11.9   406,269 7.8
IL  32,261 11.5   442,782 8.3 RI   2,628  8.2    24,558 5.5
IN  24,760 12.3   245,807 8.9 SC  11,087  8.4   147,312 7.4
IA  10,193 11.5   115,290 8.5 SD   2,267  9.8    30,370 7.8
KS  11,328 12.4    83,785 6.9 TN  23,317 12.4   239,448 8.7
KY  17,629 12.2   147,461 8.8 TX  65,261  8.9   904,849 7.6
LA   7,177  5.4   121,511 7.3 UT   6,641  7.5    90,732 6.5
ME   4,556 12.1    32,227 5.9 VT ‡ ‡    11,563 4.3
MD  13,592 10.1   155,792 6.0 VA  19,327  9.4   206,978 5.8
MA  16,785 10.7   138,099 4.5 WA  21,372 10.4   219,941 6.8
MI  22,634  8.9   293,298 7.5 WV   7,357 15.0    57,833 9.3
MN  10,291  7.8   170,066 6.7 WI  16,681 11.4   192,823 7.5
MS  10,494 13.6    94,703 9.1 WY   1,666 10.6    17,467 7.3

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 4.9). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 4.10 Industry and Occupation — Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community Employed in Management Occupations for the United States and States: 2020
State Disability No Disability   State Disability No Disability
Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%) Count Percent (%)
U.S. 656,874  8.2 15,368,071 11.5 MO  14,325  8.7    273,888 10.9
AL   9,021  6.7    180,063  9.8 MT   3,016  9.9     51,599 12.0
AK   2,644 16.6     26,639  9.4 NE   3,680  7.8    102,402 12.2
AZ  15,498  8.3    309,861 10.8 NV   4,538  6.0    123,228 10.0
AR   7,591  8.3    114,488 10.5 NH   3,293  8.5     78,695 13.0
CA  66,634  8.8  1,858,931 11.5 NJ  16,643  9.0    478,066 12.8
CO  12,408  8.8    341,597 13.2 NM   5,063  9.2     70,848  9.6
CT   8,460 11.2    196,204 12.8 NY  28,835  7.8    904,147 11.5
DE ‡ ‡     38,250 10.0 NC  20,321  8.2    497,191 11.8
DC   1,374  9.8     59,777 17.8 ND   1,893  9.6     44,686 13.2
FL  37,514  7.9  1,001,138 11.7 OH  24,311  7.5    497,458 10.6
GA  26,350  9.6    491,590 11.5 OK   8,955  6.3    151,946 10.2
HI   3,323 11.1     55,355 10.0 OR   9,694  8.4    212,403 12.3
ID   3,226  5.8     75,442 10.3 PA  25,491  8.0    590,374 11.3
IL  22,169  7.9    597,705 11.3 RI   1,980  6.2     54,067 12.1
IN  13,240  6.6    289,623 10.5 SC  11,658  8.8    211,255 10.6
IA   6,651  7.5    154,046 11.3 SD   2,717 11.7     48,590 12.5
KS   6,192  6.8    138,407 11.4 TN  14,475  7.7    308,382 11.2
KY  10,187  7.0    171,912 10.2 TX  76,081 10.4  1,345,150 11.3
LA   7,825  5.9    161,427  9.8 UT   5,272  5.9    162,213 11.6
ME   2,586  6.9     65,768 12.0 VT   1,512 11.1     33,731 12.6
MD  10,389  7.7    340,334 13.1 VA  20,934 10.2    454,930 12.7
MA  11,532  7.3    415,955 13.6 WA  20,015  9.7    401,505 12.5
MI  19,965  7.8    411,972 10.5 WV   2,164  4.4     56,788  9.2
MN   8,694  6.6    302,452 12.0 WI  10,540  7.2    291,826 11.4
MS   3,395  4.4     92,789  8.9 WY   1,378  8.7     30,978 13.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 4.10). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.