September 2015

Age | Appointment Type | Education | Gender | Occupation | Race
Service Years | Agency | University | County

* All statistics include SPA employees, Cabinet agencies, Council of State agencies and Universities unless otherwise noted.

Age (SPA employees only)

Age
 # of SPA Employees Percent

Less than 20

 27 0.032

20-29

 8,875 10.37

30-40

 16,860 19.69

40-50

 23,809 27.81

50-60

 26,181 30.58

60-70

 9,415 11

70+

 456 0.533

Employment Type (no Universities)

Employment Type
 # of SPA Employees Percent

Full Time

 63,499 98.64

Part Time

 460 0.71

Time Limited

 413 0.64

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Education

Education
# of SPA Employees
 Percent

Less than 9th grade

 94 0.11

Less than High School

 1,731 2.02

High School +

 33,775 39.40

Associate

 9,251 10.79

Bachelor

 22,163 25.86

Masters

 6,935 8.09

JD,MD,PHD,ETC

 1,376 1.61

OTHER

 288 0.34

Unknown

 10,103 11.79

Gender

Gender
 # of SPA Employees Percent

Female

 42,551 49.65

Male

 43,158 50.35

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Job Categories (no Universities)

Job Categories
 # of SPA Employees Percent

ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT

 6,350 10.11

OFFICIALS AND ADMINISTRATORS

 1,260 2.01

PARAPROFESSIONAL

 787 1.25

PROFESSIONAL

 20,467 32.58

PROTECTIVE SERVICES

 16,092 25.62

SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

 2,684 4.27

SKILLED CRAFT

 6,996 11.14

TECHNICAL

 8,183 13.03

Ethnicity

Ethnicity
 # of SPA Employees Percent

American Indian

921 1.46

Asian

 973 1.54

Black

 19,892 31.54

Hispanic

 869 1.38

Multinational

 135 0.21

Pacific

 16 0.03

White

 40,265 63.84

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Years of Service

Years of Service
 # of SPA Employees Percent

Less than 2 years

12,920 15.29

2-4

 12,532 14.83

5-9

 18,371 21.74

10-14

 14,213 16.82

15-19

 11,042 13.07

20-29

 13,510 15.99

30+

 1,927 2.28

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Agencies

Agency
 # of SPA Employees Percent

BOARD OF COSMETIC ART EXAMINERS

 26 0.04

COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

 156 0.25

DEPT OF ADMINISTRATION

 578 0.91

DEPT OF AGRICULTURE & CONSUMER SERVICES

 1,920 3.02

DEPT OF COMMERCE

 1,632 2.57

DEPT OF CULTURAL RESOURCES

 668 1.05

DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT & NATURAL RESOURCE

 2,539 3.99

DEPT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

 15,913 25.03

DEPT OF INSURANCE

 410 0.64

DEPT OF JUSTICE

 834 1.31

DEPT OF LABOR

 339 0.53

DEPT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

 782 1.23

DEPT OF PUBLIC SAFETY

 23,270 36.60

DEPT OF REVENUE

 1,316 2.07

DEPT OF STATE TREASURER

 338 0.53

DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION

 10,785 16.96

DEPT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

 177 0.28

NC OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF BANKS

 88 0.14

NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL OF SCIENCE & MATH

 80 0.13

OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS

 45 0.07

OFFICE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVCS

 531 0.84

OFFICE OF STATE BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT

 48 0.08

OFFICE OF STATE HUMAN RESOURCES

 77 0.12

OFFICE OF THE STATE AUDITOR

 143 0.22

OFFICE OF THE STATE CONTROLLER

 162 0.25

STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS

 56 0.09

STATE ETHICS COMMISSION

 12 0.02

WILDLIFE RESOURCE COMMISSION

 660 1.04

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Universities

University/School
 # of SPA Employees % of Total State Emp.

Applachian State University

 1,204 5.51

Elizabeth City State University

 189 0.86

East Carolina University

 2,186 10.00

Fayetteville State University

 389 1.78

North Carolina Agricultural & Technical state university

 786 3.60

North Carolina Central University

 559 2.56

North Carolina State University

 4,019 18.39

University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

 6,450 29.51

University of North Carolina-General Administration

 298 1.36

University of North Carolina-Asheville

 332 1.52

University of North Carolina-Charlotte

 1,688 7.72

University of North Carolina-Greensboro

 1,104 5.05

University of North Carolina-Pembroke

 393 1.80

University of North Carolina-School of the Arts

 230 1.05

University of North Carolina-Wilmington

 957 4.38

Western Carolina University

 689 3.15

Winston Salem State University

 384 1.76

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Counties

County
 # of SPA Employees Percent

ALAMANCE

 218 0.26

ALEXANDER

 556 0.66

ALLEGHANY

 44 0.05

ANSON

 850 1

ASHE

 98 0.12

AVERY

 600 0.71

BEAUFORT

 284 0.34

BERTIE

 433 0.51

BLADEN

 268 0.32

BRUNSWICK

 203 0.24

BUNCOMBE

 2,254 2.66

BURKE

 2,960 3.50

CABARRUS

 446 0.53

CALDWELL

 262 0.31

CAMDEN

 19 0.02

CARTERET

 478 0.56

CASWELL

 358 0.42

CATAWBA

 427 0.50

CHATHAM

 207 0.24

CHEROKEE

 130 0.15

CHOWAN

 86 0.10

CLAY

 26 0.03

CLEVELAND

 335 0.40

COLUMBUS

 901 1.06

CRAVEN

 722 0.85

CUMBERLAND

 1,142 1.35

CURRITUCK

 68 0.08

DARE

 367 0.43

DAVIDSON

 276 0.33

DAVIE

 59 0.07

DUPLIN

 125 0.15

DURHAM

 1,251 1.48

EDGECOMBE

 216 0.26

FORSYTH

 1,353 1.60

FRANKLIN

 291 0.34

GASTON

 299 0.35

GATES

 27 0.03

GRAHAM

 25 0.03

GRANVILLE

 4,001 4.73

GREENE

 906 1.07

GUILFORD

 2,745 3.24

HALIFAX

 521 0.62

HARNETT

 493 0.58

HAYWOOD

 150 0.18

HENDERSON

 236 0.28

HERTFORD

 157 0.19

HOKE

 259 0.31

HYDE

 259 0.31

IREDELL

 340 0.40

JACKSON

 933 1.10

JOHNSTON

 412 0.49

JONES

 29 0.03

LEE

 154 0.18

LENOIR

 1,577 1.86

LINCOLN

 165 0.19

MACON

 68 0.08

MADISON

 74 0.09

MARTIN

 232 0.27

MCDOWELL

 559 0.66

MECKLENBURG

 2,592 3.06

MITCHELL

 44 0.05

MONTGOMERY

 372 0.44

MOORE

 311 0.37

NASH

 516 0.61

NEW HANOVER

 1,737 2.05

NORTHAMPT

 211 0.25

ONSLOW

 223 0.26

ORANGE

 6,749 7.97

PAMLICO

 219 0.26

PASQUOTANK

 711 0.84

PENDER

 397 0.47

PERQUIMANS

 58 0.07

PERSON

 76 0.09

PITT

 2,978 3.52

POLK

 38 0.05

RANDOLPH

 620 0.73

RICHMOND

 417 0.49

ROBESON

 979 1.16

ROCKINGHAM

 174 0.21

ROWAN

 751 0.89

RUTHERFORD

 214 0.25

SAMPSON

 491 0.58

SCOTLAND

 619 0.73

STANLY

 579 0.68

STATEWIDE

 3 0

STOKES

 101 0.12

SURRY

 204 0.24

SWAIN

 58 0.07

TRANSYLVA

 58 0.07

TYRRELL

 183 0.22

UNION

 237 0.28

VANCE

 154 0.18

WAKE

 23,199 27.40

WARREN

 371 0.44

WASHINGTON

 74 0.09

WATAUGA

 1,335 1.58

WAYNE

 2,372 2.80

WILKES

 387 0.46

WILSON

 806 0.95

YADKIN

 67 0.08

YANCEY

 55 0.06