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Mining and logging payroll employment in Connecticut

Mining and logging payroll employment in Connecticut was 500 jobs in August 2026, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. That is unchanged from August 2025. That is the 46th highest of 47 states in August 2026.

August 2026, jobs500 Provisional
Change on August 20250%
Rank46th of 47US states ranked
Series high800January 2007
Series low400January 2021

Next release: Tuesday, 20 October 2026, 10:00 ET, announced by BLS. Release calendar

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Mining and logging payroll employment in Connecticut, January 2007 to August 2026

4005006007008002007-012009-112012-092015-072018-052021-032024-012026-082007-01: 800 jobs2007-02: 700 jobs2007-03: 700 jobs2007-04: 800 jobs2007-05: 700 jobs2007-06: 800 jobs2007-07: 800 jobs2007-08: 800 jobs2007-09: 700 jobs2007-10: 800 jobs2007-11: 800 jobs2007-12: 700 jobs2008-01: 700 jobs2008-02: 700 jobs2008-03: 800 jobs2008-04: 700 jobs2008-05: 700 jobs2008-06: 700 jobs2008-07: 700 jobs2008-08: 700 jobs2008-09: 700 jobs2008-10: 700 jobs2008-11: 700 jobs2008-12: 700 jobs2009-01: 700 jobs2009-02: 700 jobs2009-03: 700 jobs2009-04: 600 jobs2009-05: 700 jobs2009-06: 700 jobs2009-07: 700 jobs2009-08: 700 jobs2009-09: 700 jobs2009-10: 600 jobs2009-11: 600 jobs2009-12: 600 jobs2010-01: 600 jobs2010-02: 600 jobs2010-03: 600 jobs2010-04: 600 jobs2010-05: 600 jobs2010-06: 600 jobs2010-07: 500 jobs2010-08: 600 jobs2010-09: 600 jobs2010-10: 600 jobs2010-11: 600 jobs2010-12: 600 jobs2011-01: 600 jobs2011-02: 600 jobs2011-03: 600 jobs2011-04: 500 jobs2011-05: 600 jobs2011-06: 600 jobs2011-07: 600 jobs2011-08: 600 jobs2011-09: 600 jobs2011-10: 600 jobs2011-11: 600 jobs2011-12: 600 jobs2012-01: 600 jobs2012-02: 600 jobs2012-03: 600 jobs2012-04: 600 jobs2012-05: 600 jobs2012-06: 600 jobs2012-07: 600 jobs2012-08: 600 jobs2012-09: 600 jobs2012-10: 600 jobs2012-11: 600 jobs2012-12: 500 jobs2013-01: 600 jobs2013-02: 600 jobs2013-03: 600 jobs2013-04: 500 jobs2013-05: 600 jobs2013-06: 600 jobs2013-07: 600 jobs2013-08: 600 jobs2013-09: 600 jobs2013-10: 600 jobs2013-11: 600 jobs2013-12: 600 jobs2014-01: 600 jobs2014-02: 500 jobs2014-03: 500 jobs2014-04: 500 jobs2014-05: 600 jobs2014-06: 600 jobs2014-07: 600 jobs2014-08: 600 jobs2014-09: 600 jobs2014-10: 600 jobs2014-11: 600 jobs2014-12: 600 jobs2015-01: 600 jobs2015-02: 600 jobs2015-03: 600 jobs2015-04: 500 jobs2015-05: 600 jobs2015-06: 600 jobs2015-07: 600 jobs2015-08: 600 jobs2015-09: 600 jobs2015-10: 600 jobs2015-11: 600 jobs2015-12: 600 jobs2016-01: 600 jobs2016-02: 600 jobs2016-03: 600 jobs2016-04: 600 jobs2016-05: 600 jobs2016-06: 600 jobs2016-07: 600 jobs2016-08: 600 jobs2016-09: 600 jobs2016-10: 600 jobs2016-11: 600 jobs2016-12: 600 jobs2017-01: 600 jobs2017-02: 600 jobs2017-03: 600 jobs2017-04: 500 jobs2017-05: 600 jobs2017-06: 600 jobs2017-07: 600 jobs2017-08: 600 jobs2017-09: 600 jobs2017-10: 600 jobs2017-11: 600 jobs2017-12: 500 jobs2018-01: 600 jobs2018-02: 600 jobs2018-03: 600 jobs2018-04: 500 jobs2018-05: 500 jobs2018-06: 500 jobs2018-07: 600 jobs2018-08: 600 jobs2018-09: 600 jobs2018-10: 600 jobs2018-11: 600 jobs2018-12: 500 jobs2019-01: 600 jobs2019-02: 600 jobs2019-03: 600 jobs2019-04: 500 jobs2019-05: 500 jobs2019-06: 500 jobs2019-07: 600 jobs2019-08: 600 jobs2019-09: 600 jobs2019-10: 500 jobs2019-11: 500 jobs2019-12: 500 jobs2020-01: 500 jobs2020-02: 600 jobs2020-03: 600 jobs2020-04: 500 jobs2020-05: 500 jobs2020-06: 500 jobs2020-07: 500 jobs2020-08: 500 jobs2020-09: 500 jobs2020-10: 500 jobs2020-11: 500 jobs2020-12: 500 jobs2021-01: 400 jobs2021-02: 500 jobs2021-03: 400 jobs2021-04: 500 jobs2021-05: 500 jobs2021-06: 500 jobs2021-07: 500 jobs2021-08: 500 jobs2021-09: 500 jobs2021-10: 500 jobs2021-11: 500 jobs2021-12: 500 jobs2022-01: 400 jobs2022-02: 500 jobs2022-03: 400 jobs2022-04: 500 jobs2022-05: 500 jobs2022-06: 500 jobs2022-07: 500 jobs2022-08: 500 jobs2022-09: 500 jobs2022-10: 500 jobs2022-11: 500 jobs2022-12: 500 jobs2023-01: 500 jobs2023-02: 600 jobs2023-03: 500 jobs2023-04: 500 jobs2023-05: 500 jobs2023-06: 500 jobs2023-07: 500 jobs2023-08: 500 jobs2023-09: 500 jobs2023-10: 500 jobs2023-11: 500 jobs2023-12: 500 jobs2024-01: 400 jobs2024-02: 500 jobs2024-03: 500 jobs2024-04: 500 jobs2024-05: 500 jobs2024-06: 500 jobs2024-07: 500 jobs2024-08: 500 jobs2024-09: 500 jobs2024-10: 500 jobs2024-11: 500 jobs2024-12: 500 jobs2025-01: 400 jobs2025-02: 500 jobs2025-03: 400 jobs2025-04: 500 jobs2025-05: 500 jobs2025-06: 500 jobs2025-07: 500 jobs2025-08: 500 jobs2025-09: 500 jobs2025-10: 500 jobs2025-11: 500 jobs2025-12: 500 jobs2026-01: 500 jobs2026-02: 400 jobs2026-03: 500 jobs2026-04: 500 jobs2026-05: 500 jobs2026-06: 500 jobs2026-07: 500 jobs2026-08: 500 jobs
jobs. Source: BLS, Current Employment Statistics, State and Area: all employees, mining and logging, statewide, seasonally adjusted (SMS, state, 000001000000001). Retrieved 2026-10-12, published 2026-09-18.
All 236 values
Periodjobs
2026-08500 Provisional
2026-07500
2026-06500
2026-05500
2026-04500
2026-03500
2026-02400
2026-01500
2025-12500
2025-11500
2025-10500
2025-09500
2025-08500
2025-07500
2025-06500
2025-05500
2025-04500
2025-03400
2025-02500
2025-01400
2024-12500
2024-11500
2024-10500
2024-09500
2024-08500
2024-07500
2024-06500
2024-05500
2024-04500
2024-03500
2024-02500
2024-01400
2023-12500
2023-11500
2023-10500
2023-09500
2023-08500
2023-07500
2023-06500
2023-05500
2023-04500
2023-03500
2023-02600
2023-01500
2022-12500
2022-11500
2022-10500
2022-09500
2022-08500
2022-07500
2022-06500
2022-05500
2022-04500
2022-03400
2022-02500
2022-01400
2021-12500
2021-11500
2021-10500
2021-09500
2021-08500
2021-07500
2021-06500
2021-05500
2021-04500
2021-03400
2021-02500
2021-01400
2020-12500
2020-11500
2020-10500
2020-09500
2020-08500
2020-07500
2020-06500
2020-05500
2020-04500
2020-03600
2020-02600
2020-01500
2019-12500
2019-11500
2019-10500
2019-09600
2019-08600
2019-07600
2019-06500
2019-05500
2019-04500
2019-03600
2019-02600
2019-01600
2018-12500
2018-11600
2018-10600
2018-09600
2018-08600
2018-07600
2018-06500
2018-05500
2018-04500
2018-03600
2018-02600
2018-01600
2017-12500
2017-11600
2017-10600
2017-09600
2017-08600
2017-07600
2017-06600
2017-05600
2017-04500
2017-03600
2017-02600
2017-01600
2016-12600
2016-11600
2016-10600
2016-09600
2016-08600
2016-07600
2016-06600
2016-05600
2016-04600
2016-03600
2016-02600
2016-01600
2015-12600
2015-11600
2015-10600
2015-09600
2015-08600
2015-07600
2015-06600
2015-05600
2015-04500
2015-03600
2015-02600
2015-01600
2014-12600
2014-11600
2014-10600
2014-09600
2014-08600
2014-07600
2014-06600
2014-05600
2014-04500
2014-03500
2014-02500
2014-01600
2013-12600
2013-11600
2013-10600
2013-09600
2013-08600
2013-07600
2013-06600
2013-05600
2013-04500
2013-03600
2013-02600
2013-01600
2012-12500
2012-11600
2012-10600
2012-09600
2012-08600
2012-07600
2012-06600
2012-05600
2012-04600
2012-03600
2012-02600
2012-01600
2011-12600
2011-11600
2011-10600
2011-09600
2011-08600
2011-07600
2011-06600
2011-05600
2011-04500
2011-03600
2011-02600
2011-01600
2010-12600
2010-11600
2010-10600
2010-09600
2010-08600
2010-07500
2010-06600
2010-05600
2010-04600
2010-03600
2010-02600
2010-01600
2009-12600
2009-11600
2009-10600
2009-09700
2009-08700
2009-07700
2009-06700
2009-05700
2009-04600
2009-03700
2009-02700
2009-01700
2008-12700
2008-11700
2008-10700
2008-09700
2008-08700
2008-07700
2008-06700
2008-05700
2008-04700
2008-03800
2008-02700
2008-01700
2007-12700
2007-11800
2007-10800
2007-09700
2007-08800
2007-07800
2007-06800
2007-05700
2007-04800
2007-03700
2007-02700
2007-01800

Compared with United States

PlaceAugust 2026
Connecticut500
United States609,000

Rankings

Definition

Number of jobs on mining and logging payrolls in the month, seasonally adjusted, from the Current Employment Statistics (CES) survey of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The supersector covers oil and gas extraction, mining, quarrying, support activities for mining, and logging.

One of the eleven CES supersectors that make up nonfarm_payroll_employment. BLS publishes no separate statewide figure for Delaware, the District of Columbia, Florida and Hawaii. Counts jobs on nonfarm payrolls, not people: someone with two jobs counts twice. It covers full-time and part-time employees paid for any part of the pay period that includes the 12th of the month, and excludes the self-employed, farm workers, private household workers and unpaid family workers.

How to cite

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Current Employment Statistics, State and Area: all employees, mining and logging, statewide, seasonally adjusted (SMS, state, 000001000000001). https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/sm/sm.data.60.MiningAndLogging.Current. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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APA 7

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. (2026). Current Employment Statistics, State and Area: all employees, mining and logging, statewide, seasonally adjusted (SMS, state, 000001000000001) (Mining and logging payroll employment, Connecticut, 2007-01 to 2026-08) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/sm/sm.data.60.MiningAndLogging.Current

MLA 9

Current Employment Statistics, State and Area: all employees, mining and logging, statewide, seasonally adjusted (SMS, state, 000001000000001), Mining and logging payroll employment, Connecticut, 2007-01 to 2026-08. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 18 Sept. 2026, https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/sm/sm.data.60.MiningAndLogging.Current. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/en/mining-logging-jobs/connecticut. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

Chicago (author-date)

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. 2026. Current Employment Statistics, State and Area: all employees, mining and logging, statewide, seasonally adjusted (SMS, state, 000001000000001). Mining and logging payroll employment, Connecticut, 2007-01 to 2026-08. Dataset. Accessed October 12, 2026. https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/sm/sm.data.60.MiningAndLogging.Current. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/en/mining-logging-jobs/connecticut.

Harvard

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (2026) Current Employment Statistics, State and Area: all employees, mining and logging, statewide, seasonally adjusted (SMS, state, 000001000000001), Mining and logging payroll employment, Connecticut, 2007-01 to 2026-08 [Dataset]. Available at: https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/sm/sm.data.60.MiningAndLogging.Current, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/en/mining-logging-jobs/connecticut (Accessed: 12 October 2026).

BibTeX
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  title = {{Current Employment Statistics, State and Area: all employees, mining and logging, statewide, seasonally adjusted (SMS, state, 000001000000001): Mining and logging payroll employment, Connecticut, 2007-01 to 2026-08}},
  year = {2026},
  howpublished = {Data set},
  url = {https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/sm/sm.data.60.MiningAndLogging.Current},
  urldate = {2026-10-12},
  note = {Accessed via Invokely, https://invokely.ai/en/mining-logging-jobs/connecticut. Publisher attribution: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Current Employment Statistics, State and Area: all employees, mining and logging, statewide, seasonally adjusted (SMS, state, 000001000000001). https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/sm/sm.data.60.MiningAndLogging.Current. Retrieved 2026-10-12.},
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What is the mining and logging payroll employment in Connecticut?

Mining and logging payroll employment in Connecticut was 500 jobs in August 2026, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. That is unchanged from August 2025. That is the 46th highest of 47 states in August 2026.

Where does this figure come from?

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Current Employment Statistics, State and Area: all employees, mining and logging, statewide, seasonally adjusted (SMS, state, 000001000000001). Retrieved by Invokely on 2026-10-12.

What was the highest mining and logging payroll employment in Connecticut?

800 jobs in January 2007, the highest value since January 2007 in this series.

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