JOB GAINERS
• Leisure and hospitality led all sectors, adding 8,000 jobs.
• Trade, transportation and utilities -- 5,000
• Education and health services -- 2,400
• Government -- 1,700
• Manufacturing -- 800
• Financial activities -- 300
JOB LOSSES
• Construction -- -2,200
• Professional and business services -- -1,200
• Other services -- -900
• Mining and logging -- -400
• Information -- -300
Source: Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development
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