Workers' Compensation Rates in Pennsylvania (2026)
Last verified: 2026-07-01 · Reviewed against NCCI and state rating-bureau filings — how we verify
State Overview
WC Requirement
Mandatory
Minimum Employees
1
Effective Date
2026-04-01
Pennsylvania has its own independent rating bureau (PCRB). The state has above-average workers' comp costs due to generous benefit levels.
Cost Index (median state = 1.00)
1.20
20% above the median state · rank 43 of 47 (1 = lowest)
The index ranks Pennsylvania against the other rated states. It is modelled, it is not a price, and it does not vary by class code. Pennsylvania's own filed figures are below. How the index is built
PCRB Filed Loss Costs by Class Code
These are the loss costs the Pennsylvania Compensation Rating Bureau filed for Pennsylvania, per $100 of payroll, effective April 1, 2026 (Filing No. C-387 (Circular No. 1840)). They are copied from the publisher's own document, not modelled.
Effective
April 1, 2026
What the figure is
Loss cost (not a rate)
Classes listed
607
Why a loss cost is not your rate
“Loss costs represent the PCRB’s approved estimates of future claim costs and are used as the foundation for pricing workers’ compensation insurance in Pennsylvania.” — PCRB
A Pennsylvania insurer multiplies this loss cost by its own loss cost multiplier, which it must file with the Pennsylvania Insurance Department, and then applies your experience modification and any schedule rating, so the rate on your policy is higher than the figure shown here.
Pennsylvania classifies employers under PCRB's own manual, so these codes and titles do not correspond one-for-one to NCCI's four-digit classes; find yours in PCRB's classification lookup.
Show all 607 filed loss costs
| Code | Classification | Per $100 |
|---|---|---|
| 0005 | TREE PRUNING | $5.135 |
| 0006 | FIELD CROP OR VEGETABLE FARM | $1.935 |
| 0007 | FARM MACHINERY OPERATION | $2.853 |
| 0008 | MUSHROOM RAISING | $1.665 |
| 0009 | LOGGING OR LUMBERING, N.O.C. | $6.670 |
| 0011 | FLOWER RAISING | $1.000 |
| 0012 | LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR | $2.487 |
| 0013 | NURSERY | $1.039 |
| 0015 | LOGGING OR LUMBERING - MECHANIZED | $2.981 |
| 0016 | ORCHARD | $1.040 |
| 0025 | MINING - UNDERGROUND | $1.843 |
| 0028 | OIL OR GAS PRODUCTION | $0.925 |
| 0034 | ANIMAL RAISING | $1.836 |
| 0036 | DAIRY FARM | $1.198 |
| 0050 | QUARRIES, N.O.C. | $1.772 |
| 0051 | QUARRY-LIMESTONE, ETC. | $2.013 |
| 0055 | SAND EXCAVATION | $2.028 |
| 0059 | MINERAL MILLING | $2.990 |
| 0083 | LIVESTOCK FARMS | $1.471 |
| 0101 | GRAIN MILLING | $1.440 |
| 0103 | SUGAR REFINING | $0.574 |
| 0104 | FOOD PRODUCTS MFG N.O.C. | $1.522 |
| 0105 | BAKERY - WHOLESALE | $2.038 |
| 0106 | PROCESSED MEAT PRODUCTS MFG. | $2.606 |
| 0107 | CANDY OR CHEWING GUM MFG. | $1.221 |
| 0108 | BREWERY | $1.033 |
| 0109 | DAIRY PRODUCTS MFG. | $1.863 |
| 0110 | ICE CREAM MFG. | $1.236 |
| 0111 | SLAUGHTERHOUSE - WHOLESALE | $2.198 |
| 0112 | CARBONATED BEVERAGE MFG. | $2.801 |
| 0113 | PRESERVING OR CANNING OF FOOD | $1.078 |
| 0114 | RENDERING WORKS | $2.558 |
| 0115 | TOBACCO PRODUCTS MFG. | $1.164 |
| 0119 | MEAT PRODUCTS MFG., N.O.C. | $1.875 |
| 0130 | TEXTILE WASTE, MFG. | $2.052 |
| 0132 | SPINNING OR WEAVING | $1.063 |
| 0134 | KNIT GOODS MFG. | $1.394 |
| 0135 | HOSIERY MFG. | $0.989 |
| 0136 | EMBROIDERY MANUFACTURE | $1.055 |
| 0139 | DYEING, MERCERIZING, OR FINISHING | $1.774 |
| 0141 | LAUNDRY, N.O.C. | $1.987 |
| 0142 | DRY CLEANING PLANT | $1.157 |
| 0161 | APPAREL MFG. | $0.950 |
| 0163 | TEXTILE PRODUCTS MFG., N.O.C. | $1.891 |
| 0165 | MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING MFG. | $2.661 |
| 0166 | CANVAS OR BURLAP PRODUCTS MFG. | $1.314 |
| 0170 | FUR BEARING ANIMAL FARM | $0.693 |
| 0201 | TANNING | $1.681 |
| 0204 | SHOE MFG. | $1.449 |
| 0205 | LEATHER GOODS MFG., N.O.C. | $1.203 |
| 0221 | PLASTICS MFG., INJECTION MOLDING | $1.023 |
| 0222 | PLASTICS MFG., N.O.C. | $1.175 |
| 0225 | RUBBER GOODS OR TIRE MFG. | $1.374 |
| 0227 | OILCLOTH, MFG. | $1.656 |
| 0255 | PAPER OR PULP MFG. | $0.838 |
| 0257 | PAPER PRODUCTS MFG., N.O.C. | $1.277 |
| 0261 | CORRUGATED BOX OR CONTAINER MFG. | $1.444 |
| 0263 | PAPER COATING/FINISHING | $0.831 |
| 0265 | STATIONERY PRODUCTS MFG. | $1.130 |
| 0281 | PRINTING, N.O.C. | $1.084 |
| 0282 | NEWSPAPER PRINTING | $2.526 |
| 0285 | PRINTING - SHEET-FED PRESS | $0.879 |
| 0301 | SAW MILL | $2.530 |
| 0305 | CARPENTRY SHOP | $1.826 |
| 0306 | WOODENWARE MFG., N.O.C. | $1.438 |
| 0311 | CABINET WORKS | $1.382 |
| 0319 | FURNITURE ASSEMBLY | $2.008 |
| 0323 | FURNITURE MFG. - WOOD | $1.566 |
| 0327 | FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING, SHOP ONLY | $1.135 |
| 0402 | SMELTING OR GALVANIZING | $1.373 |
| 0403 | ROLLING,DRAWING NON-FERROUS METAL | $1.121 |
| 0404 | STEEL MFG. | $1.374 |
| 0406 | ROLLING MILL | $1.421 |
| 0407 | TUBE MFG. | $1.324 |
| 0411 | STEEL FABRICATING | $1.904 |
| 0413 | IRON WORKS | $2.205 |
| 0415 | FABRICATED PLATE WORK | $1.519 |
| 0416 | CAR MFG. | $0.889 |
| 0421 | STEEL FOUNDRY | $2.907 |
| 0425 | IRON FOUNDRY, N.O.C. | $2.966 |
| 0427 | MALLEABLE FOUNDRY | $2.438 |
| 0429 | DIE CASTING MFG. | $1.284 |
| 0431 | FORGING | $2.259 |
| 0433 | TOOL MFG. FORGED | $1.450 |
| 0435 | SPRING MFG. HOT WOUND | $1.595 |
| 0441 | TOOL MFG., N.O.C. | $0.474 |
| 0445 | HARDWARE MFG., N.O.C. | $0.979 |
| 0446 | MACHINED PARTS MFG., N.O.C. | $0.617 |
| 0447 | NONFERROUS METALS FOUNDRY | $1.561 |
| 0449 | ELECTROPLATING | $0.909 |
| 0451 | AUTOMOBILE, TRUCK OR TRAILER BODY | $1.523 |
| 0454 | SHEET METAL PRODUCTS FAB.- SHOP | $1.397 |
| 0456 | METAL FURNITURE OR FURNISHING MFG | $1.298 |
| 0457 | WIRE GOODS, MFG. | $1.276 |
| 0458 | JEWELRY MFG. | $0.558 |
| 0459 | EYELET, MFG. | $0.354 |
| 0461 | MACHINE SHOP | $0.961 |
| 0463 | AUTOMOBILE MFG. | $1.027 |
| 0465 | CONVEYOR MFG. | $1.284 |
| 0467 | BALL OR ROLLER BEARING MFG. | $1.387 |
| 0471 | PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLY | $0.493 |
| 0472 | ELECTRONIC COMPONENT MFG., N.O.C. | $0.281 |
| 0473 | ELECTRICAL APPARATUS MFG., N.O.C. | $1.024 |
| 0474 | ELECTRIC POWER EQUIPMENT MFG. | $0.997 |
| 0475 | BATTERY MFG. | $0.881 |
| 0476 | INDUSTRIAL CONTROL SYSTEMS MFG | $0.565 |
| 0477 | ELECTRIC MOTOR MFG. OR REPAIR | $0.725 |
| 0483 | OFFICE MACHINE MFG. | $0.580 |
| 0485 | COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT MFG. | $0.510 |
| 0486 | LIGHT BULB / ELECTRONIC TUBE MFG. | $0.653 |
| 0487 | SURGICAL OPTICAL INSTRUMENT MFG. | $0.516 |
| 0488 | ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENT MFG. | $0.336 |
| 0489 | DENTAL LABORATORY | $0.454 |
| 0501 | CEMENT MFG. | $1.833 |
| 0502 | PLASTER STATUARY MFG. | $1.356 |
| 0506 | POWDER METAL PRODUCTS MFG. | $0.875 |
| 0507 | GRAPHITE PRODUCTS MFG. | $0.848 |
| 0509 | ASBESTOS GOODS MFG. | $2.193 |
| 0511 | CONCRETE PRODUCTS MANUFACTURING | $2.570 |
| 0512 | BRICK MFG., N.O.C. | $1.735 |
| 0513 | POTTERY N.O.C. | $1.431 |
| 0514 | REFRACTORY PRODUCT MANUFACTURING | $1.741 |
| 0535 | GLASS OR GLASSWARE MFG. | $1.053 |
| 0536 | GLASS PRODUCTS MFG. | $2.337 |
| 0551 | CHEMICAL MFG., N. O. C. | $0.639 |
| 0553 | GASES-MFG. | $0.522 |
| 0555 | DRUG OR MEDICINE MFG. | $0.177 |
| 0563 | PAINT OR COLORS MFG. | $0.758 |
| 0571 | SOAP MFG. | $0.902 |
| 0573 | FERTILIZER MFG. | $1.512 |
| 0581 | OIL REFINING | $0.418 |
| 0601 | ROAD CONSTRUCTION | $2.744 |
| 0603 | SEWER CONSTRUCTION | $3.059 |
| 0605 | RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION | $4.519 |
| 0606 | OIL OR GAS WELL DRILLING | $2.446 |
| 0607 | DRILLING NOC - BY CONTRACTOR | $1.503 |
| 0608 | FLAT CEMENT WORK | $2.841 |
| 0609 | EXCAVATION | $1.759 |
| 0611 | PILE DRIVING | $5.699 |
| 0615 | TUNNELING OR SHAFT SINKING | $5.492 |
| 0617 | GAS STEAM WATER MAIN CONSTRUCTION | $1.558 |
| 0645 | WALLBOARD INSTALLATION | $2.929 |
| 0646 | FURNITURE OR FIXTURE INSTALLATION | $2.920 |
| 0647 | INSULATION WORK N.O.C. | $4.170 |
| 0648 | CABINET WORK-INSTALLATION | $3.522 |
| 0649 | CEILING INSTALLATION | $2.612 |
| 0651 | CARPENTRY - COMMERCIAL | $2.660 |
| 0652 | CARPENTRY - RESIDENTIAL | $4.256 |
| 0653 | MASONRY | $3.927 |
| 0654 | CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION | $3.693 |
| 0655 | IRON ERECTION | $4.799 |
| 0656 | ELECTRIC LINE CONSTRUCTION | $2.013 |
| 0657 | RIGGING N.O.C. | $4.804 |
| 0658 | IRON ERECTION OR INSTALLATION | $4.927 |
| 0659 | ROOFING - ALL KINDS | $7.547 |
| 0660 | ALARM OR SOUND SYSTEM | $1.576 |
| 0661 | ELECTRICAL WIRING IN BUILDINGS | $1.358 |
| 0662 | APPLIANCE SERVICE - ELECTRICAL | $3.933 |
| 0663 | PLUMBING | $1.650 |
| 0664 | HEATING OR VENTILATING | $1.808 |
| 0665 | PAINTING | $3.784 |
| 0666 | PLATE GLASS INSTALLATION | $4.013 |
| 0667 | PAPER HANGING | $1.263 |
| 0668 | TILE STONE MOSAIC OR TERRAZZO WORK | $4.640 |
| 0669 | PLASTERING | $5.052 |
| 0670 | HOUSE FURNISHINGS INSTALLATION | $3.393 |
| 0673 | SIGN ERECTION OR REPAIR | $3.493 |
| 0674 | SWIMMING POOL CONSTRUCTION | $3.394 |
| 0675 | MACHINERY OR EQUIPMENT ERECTION | $1.407 |
| 0676 | SHEET METAL INSTALLATION | $3.093 |
| 0677 | BOILER INSTALLATION OR REPAIR | $1.762 |
| 0679 | ADVERTISING COMPANY, OUTDOOR | $4.974 |
| 0681 | CANVAS GOODS ERECTION | $3.354 |
| 0709 | TALLYMEN AND CHECKING CLERKS | $1.042 |
| 0716 | MARINA | $1.594 |
| 0718 | BOAT BUILDING OR REPAIR | $1.574 |
| 0721 | RAILROAD OPERATION, N.O.C. | $3.401 |
| 0744 | AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURE | $0.183 |
| 0751 | GAS UTILITY | $0.365 |
| 0752 | OIL OR GAS PIPELINE OPERATION | $0.248 |
| 0753 | WATERWORKS | $1.044 |
| 0755 | ELECTRIC UTILITIES | $0.394 |
| 0757 | TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY | $0.626 |
| 0759 | CABLE TELEVISION OPERATIONS | $2.209 |
| 0801 | STABLES | $2.666 |
| 0802 | MOBILE CRANE RENTAL WITH OPERATOR | $1.701 |
| 0803 | TAXICAB COMPANY | $4.201 |
| 0804 | SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION | $1.419 |
| 0805 | MILK HAULING - BY CONTRACTOR | $1.933 |
| 0806 | FURNITURE MOVING AND/OR STORAGE | $3.446 |
| 0807 | AMBULANCE SERV-SALARIED EMPLOYEES | $2.373 |
| 0808 | PARCEL DELIVERY COMPANY | $3.588 |
| 0809 | FUEL DISTRIBUTION | $2.177 |
| 0810 | COAL TRUCKING | $1.425 |
| 0811 | TRUCKING N.O.C. | $3.022 |
| 0812 | MAIL HAULING OR DELIVERY SERVICE | $3.117 |
| 0813 | WAREHOUSING OTHER THAN FURNITURE | $1.677 |
| 0814 | DEALERS IN MBLE,SELF-PRPLLD EQUIP | $1.131 |
| 0815 | AUTOMOBILE SERVICE CENTER | $1.267 |
| 0816 | GAS STATION - RETAIL | $0.811 |
| 0817 | BUS OPERATION | $2.440 |
| 0818 | AUTOMOBILE DEALER | $0.516 |
| 0819 | MOBILE EQUIPMENT SALESPERSON | $0.352 |
| 0820 | AUTOMOBILE AUCTION | $1.346 |
| 0821 | BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTOR | $2.812 |
| 0822 | TELECOMMUTING CLERICAL EMPLOYEES | $0.050 |
| 0825 | AUTOMOBILE STORAGE GARAGE | $1.749 |
| 0828 | PARATRANSIT SERVICE | $2.593 |
| 0855 | LUMBER AND BUILDING MAT. DEALER | $1.863 |
| 0857 | METAL SERVICE CENTER | $1.756 |
| 0858 | FERROUS SCRAP METAL DEALER | $2.199 |
| 0859 | NONFERROUS SCRAP METAL DEALER | $2.220 |
| 0860 | JUNK DEALER | $2.232 |
| 0862 | RECYCLING CENTER | $2.805 |
| 0865 | POULTRY, FISH DEALERS/PROCESSORS | $2.183 |
| 0880 | APARTMENT HOUSE | $2.088 |
| 0882 | RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR CLEANING | $2.108 |
| 0884 | HEALTH OR EXERCISE CLUB | $0.433 |
| 0885 | PLUMBING SUPPLIES DEALER | $1.114 |
| 0886 | ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES DEALER | $0.840 |
| 0887 | MUSEUM | $0.260 |
| 0890 | LIBRARY - PUBLIC | $0.134 |
| 0891 | CHILD CARE OR EARLY EDUCATION | $0.460 |
| 0892 | EARLY INTERVENTION | $0.334 |
| 0893 | INTERMEDIATE UNIT | $0.394 |
| 0896 | CLUB, N.O.C. | $0.498 |
| 0897 | FAST-FOOD RESTAURANT | $0.659 |
| 0898 | CATERER | $0.902 |
| 0899 | BAR, NIGHTCLUB | $0.500 |
| 0903 | LABOR UNION | $0.063 |
| 0904 | INVESTIGATIVE AGENCY | $0.727 |
| 0905 | ARCHITECTURAL CONSULTING FIRM | $0.027 |
| 0907 | FRUIT, VEGETABLE DEALER WHOLESALE | $1.796 |
| 0910 | MEAT DEALER WHOLESALE | $1.442 |
| 0911 | GROCERY - WHOLESALE | $2.858 |
| 0914 | DEPARTMENT STORE | $0.946 |
| 0915 | MEAT, FISH, POULTRY STORE RETAIL | $0.794 |
| 0916 | CLOTHING OR DRY GOODS STORE | $0.865 |
| 0917 | GROCERY STORE | $1.139 |
| 0918 | BAKERY SHOP | $0.664 |
| 0919 | FLORIST STORE | $0.888 |
| 0920 | JEWELRY STORE | $0.134 |
| 0921 | FURNITURE STORE - WHOLESALE | $1.848 |
| 0922 | FURNITURE STORE - RETAIL | $1.321 |
| 0923 | PACKAGING, CONTRACT, NON-CRATING | $0.962 |
| 0924 | WHOLESALE STORE, N.O.C. | $1.886 |
| 0925 | HARDWARE STORE - RETAIL | $0.825 |
| 0926 | HARDWARE STORES WHOLESALE | $1.203 |
| 0927 | PHARMACY - ALL EMPLOYEES | $0.450 |
| 0928 | RETAIL STORE, N.O.C. | $1.070 |
| 0932 | COPYING OR DUPLICATING SERVICE | $0.342 |
| 0933 | VENDING & COIN OPERATED MACHINES | $1.260 |
| 0934 | AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORY STORE | $1.461 |
| 0935 | BLDG. MATERIAL STORE EMPLOYEES | $0.561 |
| 0936 | BROADCASTING STATION | $0.314 |
| 0939 | CARNIVAL, CIRCUS - TRAVELING | $2.135 |
| 0940 | RESIDENTIAL-INTEL DISABILITIES | $1.025 |
| 0941 | SOCIAL REHABILITATION FACILITY | $1.186 |
| 0942 | HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICES | $1.296 |
| 0943 | HOME CARE SERVICES | $0.490 |
| 0944 | CLUB COUNTRY GOLF OR YACHTING | $0.725 |
| 0945 | HOTEL RESTAURANT | $1.067 |
| 0948 | MAILING OR ADDRESSING COMPANY | $0.587 |
| 0951 | SALESPERSON - OUTSIDE | $0.135 |
| 0952 | OFFICE MACHINE SERVICE OR REPAIR | $0.350 |
| 0953 | OFFICE | $0.050 |
| 0954 | SECURITY AGENCY | $0.790 |
| 0955 | ENGINEERING CONSULTING FIRM | $0.101 |
| 0956 | LAW FIRM | $0.023 |
| 0957 | PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST | $0.180 |
| 0958 | REHABILITATION HOSPITALS | $0.878 |
| 0959 | VETERINARIANS | $0.649 |
| 0960 | NURSING AND CONVALESCENT HOME | $1.364 |
| 0961 | HOSPITALS | $0.323 |
| 0962 | ACCOUNTING/FINANCIAL AUDIT FIRM | $0.016 |
| 0963 | CHURCH | $0.170 |
| 0964 | WORK CENTER | $0.612 |
| 0965 | COLLEGE OR SCHOOL, N.O.C. | $0.270 |
| 0966 | TV, AUDIO/VIDEO EQUIPMENT REPAIR | $1.218 |
| 0967 | THEATRES | $0.566 |
| 0968 | AMATEUR SPORTS,REC,AMUSE,INDOOR | $0.559 |
| 0969 | AMUSEMENT, OUTDOOR | $0.915 |
| 0970 | ATHLETIC TEAM - CONTACT SPORTS | $2.866 |
| 0971 | COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS | $1.537 |
| 0972 | ATTENDANT CARE | $0.215 |
| 0973 | HOTELS, ALL OTHER EMPLOYEES | $1.084 |
| 0974 | RETIREMENT/LIFE CARE COMMUNITY | $0.958 |
| 0975 | RESTAURANT, N.O.C. | $0.586 |
| 0976 | COMMUNITY CENTER | $0.546 |
| 0977 | BARBER SHOP OR BEAUTY PARLOR | $0.291 |
| 0978 | CAMPS, N.O.C. - ALL EMPLOYEES | $1.208 |
| 0979 | RESIDENTIAL ELDERLY NON-MEDICAL | $1.339 |
| 0980 | CITY, TOWNSHIP, BOROUGH | $2.239 |
| 0981 | CASINO GAMBLING-ALL INCL. OFFICE | $0.663 |
| 0983 | HOUSING AUTHORITY | $2.864 |
| 0984 | INSURANCE COMPANY | $0.041 |
| 0985 | POLICE OR FIREFIGHTERS - SALARIED | $1.874 |
| 0986 | ADULT SHELTER OR HALFWAY HOUSE | $0.695 |
| 0987 | CHECK CASHING SERVICES | $0.191 |
| 0988 | BANK | $0.059 |
| 0991 | ATHLETIC TEAM - NONCONTACT SPORTS | $1.774 |
| 0992 | SANITARY COMPANY | $2.177 |
| 0995 | RUBBISH OR GARBAGE REMOVAL | $2.713 |
| 0997 | UNDERTAKERS | $0.299 |
| 0999 | CEMETERY | $2.020 |
| 2005 | TREE PRUNING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $10.334 |
| 2009 | LOGGING OR LUMBERING, N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $12.229 |
| 2011 | FLOWER RAISING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.756 |
| 2012 | LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.367 |
| 2013 | NURSERY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.781 |
| 2015 | LOGGING OR LUMBERING - MECHANIZED - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.328 |
| 2025 | MINING - UNDERGROUND - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.216 |
| 2028 | OIL OR GAS PRODUCTION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.663 |
| 2050 | QUARRIES, N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.253 |
| 2051 | QUARRY-LIMESTONE, ETC. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.517 |
| 2055 | SAND EXCAVATION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.663 |
| 2059 | MINERAL MILLING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.464 |
| 2101 | GRAIN MILLING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.857 |
| 2103 | SUGAR REFINING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.031 |
| 2104 | FOOD PRODUCTS MFG N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.252 |
| 2105 | BAKERY - WHOLESALE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $4.006 |
| 2106 | PROCESSED MEAT PRODUCTS MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.275 |
| 2107 | CANDY OR CHEWING GUM MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.510 |
| 2108 | BREWERY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.956 |
| 2109 | DAIRY PRODUCTS MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.652 |
| 2110 | ICE CREAM MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.386 |
| 2111 | SLAUGHTERHOUSE - WHOLESALE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $4.623 |
| 2112 | CARBONATED BEVERAGE MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.254 |
| 2113 | PRESERVING OR CANNING OF FOOD - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.184 |
| 2114 | RENDERING WORKS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $4.639 |
| 2115 | TOBACCO PRODUCTS MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.287 |
| 2119 | MEAT PRODUCTS MFG., N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.734 |
| 2130 | TEXTILE WASTE, MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.678 |
| 2132 | SPINNING OR WEAVING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.124 |
| 2134 | KNIT GOODS MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.611 |
| 2135 | HOSIERY MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.029 |
| 2136 | EMBROIDERY MANUFACTURE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.046 |
| 2139 | DYEING, MERCERIZING, OR FINISHING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.200 |
| 2141 | LAUNDRY, N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.543 |
| 2142 | DRY CLEANING PLANT - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.088 |
| 2161 | APPAREL MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.978 |
| 2163 | TEXTILE PRODUCTS MFG., N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.814 |
| 2165 | MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.352 |
| 2166 | CANVAS OR BURLAP PRODUCTS MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.548 |
| 2201 | TANNING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.141 |
| 2204 | SHOE MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.964 |
| 2205 | LEATHER GOODS MFG., N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.306 |
| 2221 | PLASTICS MFG., INJECTION MOLDING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.155 |
| 2222 | PLASTICS MFG., N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.447 |
| 2225 | RUBBER GOODS OR TIRE MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.806 |
| 2227 | OILCLOTH, MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.374 |
| 2255 | PAPER OR PULP MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.661 |
| 2257 | PAPER PRODUCTS MFG., N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.549 |
| 2261 | CORRUGATED BOX OR CONTAINER MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.853 |
| 2263 | PAPER COATING/FINISHING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.533 |
| 2265 | STATIONERY PRODUCTS MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.324 |
| 2281 | PRINTING, N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.178 |
| 2282 | NEWSPAPER PRINTING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.001 |
| 2285 | PRINTING - SHEET-FED PRESS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.757 |
| 2301 | SAW MILL - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.182 |
| 2305 | CARPENTRY SHOP - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.804 |
| 2306 | WOODENWARE MFG., N.O.C. (0306) - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.779 |
| 2311 | CABINET WORKS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.852 |
| 2319 | FURNITURE ASSEMBLY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.976 |
| 2323 | FURNITURE MFG. - WOOD - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.288 |
| 2327 | FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING, SHOP ONLY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.188 |
| 2402 | SMELTING OR GALVANIZING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.658 |
| 2403 | ROLLING,DRAWING NON-FERROUS METAL - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.262 |
| 2404 | STEEL MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.717 |
| 2406 | ROLLING MILL - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.749 |
| 2407 | TUBE MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.485 |
| 2411 | STEEL FABRICATING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.788 |
| 2413 | IRON WORKS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $4.306 |
| 2415 | FABRICATED PLATE WORK - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.008 |
| 2416 | CAR MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.783 |
| 2421 | STEEL FOUNDRY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.649 |
| 2425 | IRON FOUNDRY, N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.824 |
| 2427 | MALLEABLE FOUNDRY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.022 |
| 2429 | DIE CASTING MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.388 |
| 2431 | FORGING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $4.342 |
| 2433 | TOOL MFG. FORGED - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.790 |
| 2435 | SPRING MFG. HOT WOUND - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.100 |
| 2441 | TOOL MFG., N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.943 |
| 2445 | HARDWARE MFG., N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.006 |
| 2446 | MACHINED PARTS MFG., N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.252 |
| 2447 | NONFERROUS METALS FOUNDRY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.158 |
| 2449 | ELECTROPLATING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.779 |
| 2451 | AUTOMOBILE, TRUCK OR TRAILER BODY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.220 |
| 2454 | SHEET METAL PRODUCTS FAB.- SHOP - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.882 |
| 2456 | METAL FURNITURE OR FURNISHING MFG - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.643 |
| 2457 | WIRE GOODS, MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.490 |
| 2458 | JEWELRY MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.994 |
| 2459 | EYELET, MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.710 |
| 2461 | MACHINE SHOP - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.940 |
| 2463 | AUTOMOBILE MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.113 |
| 2465 | CONVEYOR MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.485 |
| 2467 | BALL OR ROLLER BEARING MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.605 |
| 2471 | PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.016 |
| 2472 | ELECTRONIC COMPONENT MFG., N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.555 |
| 2473 | ELECTRICAL APPARATUS MFG., N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.113 |
| 2474 | ELECTRIC POWER EQUIPMENT MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.023 |
| 2475 | BATTERY MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.905 |
| 2476 | INDUSTRIAL CONTROL SYSTEMS MFG - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.059 |
| 2477 | ELECTRIC MOTOR MFG. OR REPAIR - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.411 |
| 2483 | OFFICE MACHINE MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.069 |
| 2485 | COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.943 |
| 2486 | LIGHT BULB / ELECTRONIC TUBE MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.263 |
| 2487 | SURGICAL OPTICAL INSTRUMENT MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.099 |
| 2488 | ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENT MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.688 |
| 2489 | DENTAL LABORATORY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.867 |
| 2501 | CEMENT MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.530 |
| 2502 | PLASTER STATUARY MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.577 |
| 2506 | POWDER METAL PRODUCTS MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.786 |
| 2507 | GRAPHITE PRODUCTS MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.631 |
| 2509 | ASBESTOS GOODS MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.900 |
| 2511 | CONCRETE PRODUCTS MANUFACTURING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.209 |
| 2512 | BRICK MFG., N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.696 |
| 2513 | POTTERY N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.873 |
| 2514 | REFRACTORY PRODUCT MANUFACTURING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.215 |
| 2535 | GLASS OR GLASSWARE MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.108 |
| 2536 | GLASS PRODUCTS MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $4.549 |
| 2551 | CHEMICAL MFG., N. O. C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.241 |
| 2553 | GASES-MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.973 |
| 2555 | DRUG OR MEDICINE MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.330 |
| 2563 | PAINT OR COLORS MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.535 |
| 2571 | SOAP MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.833 |
| 2573 | FERTILIZER MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.866 |
| 2581 | OIL REFINING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.810 |
| 2601 | ROAD CONSTRUCTION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.503 |
| 2603 | SEWER CONSTRUCTION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.671 |
| 2605 | RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $8.239 |
| 2606 | OIL OR GAS WELL DRILLING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $4.261 |
| 2607 | DRILLING NOC - BY CONTRACTOR - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.847 |
| 2608 | FLAT CEMENT WORK - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.703 |
| 2609 | EXCAVATION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.422 |
| 2611 | PILE DRIVING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $9.711 |
| 2615 | TUNNELING OR SHAFT SINKING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $9.982 |
| 2617 | GAS STEAM WATER MAIN CONSTRUCTION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.017 |
| 2645 | WALLBOARD INSTALLATION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.572 |
| 2646 | FURNITURE OR FIXTURE INSTALLATION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.643 |
| 2647 | INSULATION WORK N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $8.312 |
| 2648 | CABINET WORK-INSTALLATION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $7.009 |
| 2649 | CEILING INSTALLATION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.027 |
| 2651 | CARPENTRY - COMMERCIAL - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.161 |
| 2652 | CARPENTRY - RESIDENTIAL - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $8.982 |
| 2653 | MASONRY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $7.483 |
| 2654 | CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $6.921 |
| 2655 | IRON ERECTION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $8.644 |
| 2656 | ELECTRIC LINE CONSTRUCTION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.637 |
| 2657 | RIGGING N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $8.887 |
| 2658 | IRON ERECTION OR INSTALLATION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $8.860 |
| 2659 | ROOFING - ALL KINDS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $14.613 |
| 2660 | ALARM OR SOUND SYSTEM - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.101 |
| 2661 | ELECTRICAL WIRING IN BUILDINGS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.754 |
| 2662 | APPLIANCE SERVICE - ELECTRICAL - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $8.101 |
| 2663 | PLUMBING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.258 |
| 2664 | HEATING OR VENTILATING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.651 |
| 2665 | PAINTING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $7.240 |
| 2666 | PLATE GLASS INSTALLATION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $7.360 |
| 2667 | PAPER HANGING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.364 |
| 2668 | TILE STONE MOSAIC OR TERRAZO WORK - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $9.186 |
| 2669 | PLASTERING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $9.687 |
| 2670 | HOUSE FURNISHINGS INSTALLATION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $6.414 |
| 2673 | ADVERTISING SIGN MFG. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $6.816 |
| 2674 | SWIMMING POOL CONSTRUCTION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $6.874 |
| 2675 | MACHINERY OR EQUIPMENT ERECTION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.741 |
| 2676 | SHEET METAL INSTALLATION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $6.248 |
| 2677 | BOILER INSTALLATION OR REPAIR - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.223 |
| 2679 | ADVERTISING COMPANY, OUTDOOR - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $9.196 |
| 2681 | CANVAS GOODS ERECTION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $6.674 |
| 2709 | TALLYMEN AND CHECKING CLERKS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.658 |
| 2716 | MARINA - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.161 |
| 2718 | BOAT BUILDING OR REPAIR - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.839 |
| 2721 | RAILROAD OPERATION, N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $6.838 |
| 2744 | AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.347 |
| 2751 | GAS UTILITY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.657 |
| 2752 | OIL OR GAS PIPELINE OPERATION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.423 |
| 2753 | WATERWORKS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.988 |
| 2755 | ELECTRIC UTILITIES - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.728 |
| 2757 | TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.195 |
| 2759 | CABLE TELEVISION OPERATIONS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $4.212 |
| 2801 | STABLES - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $4.585 |
| 2802 | MOBILE CRANE RENTAL WITH OPERATOR - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.183 |
| 2803 | TAXICAB COMPANY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $7.934 |
| 2804 | SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.982 |
| 2805 | MILK HAULING - BY CONTRACTOR - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.630 |
| 2806 | FURNITURE MOVING AND/OR STORAGE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $6.113 |
| 2807 | AMBULANCE SERV-SALARIED EMPLOYEES - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $4.318 |
| 2808 | PARCEL DELIVERY COMPANY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $7.289 |
| 2809 | FUEL DISTRIBUTION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.815 |
| 2810 | COAL TRUCKING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.631 |
| 2811 | TRUCKING N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.732 |
| 2812 | MAIL HAULING OR DELIVERY SERVICE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.976 |
| 2813 | WAREHOUSING OTHER THAN FURNITURE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.991 |
| 2814 | DEALERS IN MBLE,SELF-PRPLLD EQUIP - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.985 |
| 2815 | AUTOMOBILE SERVICE CENTER - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.232 |
| 2816 | AUTOMOBILE FILLING STATIONS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.457 |
| 2817 | BUS OPERATION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $4.943 |
| 2818 | AUTOMOBILE DEALER - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.905 |
| 2819 | MOBILE EQUIPMENT SALESPERSON - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.648 |
| 2820 | AUTOMOBILE AUCTION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.367 |
| 2821 | BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTOR - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $4.933 |
| 2825 | AUTOMOBILE STORAGE GARAGE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.117 |
| 2828 | PARATRANSIT SERVICE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.235 |
| 2855 | LUMBER AND BUILDING MAT. DEALER - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.289 |
| 2857 | METAL SERVICE CENTER - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.042 |
| 2858 | FERROUS SCRAP METAL DEALER - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.802 |
| 2859 | NONFERROUS SCRAP METAL DEALER - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.809 |
| 2860 | JUNK DEALER - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.803 |
| 2862 | RECYCLING CENTER - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $4.904 |
| 2865 | POULTRY, FISH DEALERS/PROCESSORS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.875 |
| 2880 | APARTMENT HOUSE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.736 |
| 2882 | RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR CLEANING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.732 |
| 2884 | HEALTH OR EXERCISE CLUB - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.784 |
| 2885 | PLUMBING SUPPLIES DEALER - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.933 |
| 2886 | ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES DEALER - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.473 |
| 2887 | MUSEUM - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.928 |
| 2890 | LIBRARY - PUBLIC - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.451 |
| 2891 | CHILD CARE OR EARLY EDUCATION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.776 |
| 2892 | EARLY INTERVENTION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.239 |
| 2893 | INTERMEDIATE UNIT - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.443 |
| 2896 | CLUB, N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.884 |
| 2897 | FAST-FOOD RESTAURANT - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.182 |
| 2898 | CATERER - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.613 |
| 2899 | BAR, NIGHTCLUB - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.908 |
| 2903 | LABOR UNION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.226 |
| 2904 | INVESTIGATIVE AGENCY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.648 |
| 2905 | ARCHITECTURAL CONSULTING FIRM - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.092 |
| 2907 | FRUIT,VEGETABLE DEALER WHOLESALE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.192 |
| 2910 | MEAT DEALER WHOLESALE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.498 |
| 2911 | GROCERY - WHOLESALE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.083 |
| 2914 | DEPARTMENT STORE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.720 |
| 2915 | MEAT,FISH,POULTRY STORE RETAIL - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.403 |
| 2916 | CLOTHING OR DRY GOODS STORE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.568 |
| 2917 | GROCERY STORE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.041 |
| 2918 | BAKERY SHOP - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.190 |
| 2919 | FLORIST STORE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.579 |
| 2920 | JEWELRY STORE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.238 |
| 2921 | FURNITURE STORE - WHOLESALE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.203 |
| 2922 | FURNITURE STORE - RETAIL - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.348 |
| 2923 | PACKAGING, CONTRACT, NON-CRATING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.723 |
| 2924 | WHOLESALE STORE, N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.419 |
| 2925 | HARDWARE STORE - RETAIL - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.464 |
| 2926 | HARDWARE STORES WHOLESALE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.139 |
| 2927 | PHARMACY - ALL EMPLOYEES - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.799 |
| 2928 | RETAIL STORE, N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.932 |
| 2932 | COPYING OR DUPLICATING SERVICE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.607 |
| 2933 | VENDING & COIN OPERATED MACHINES - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.174 |
| 2934 | AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORY STORE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.644 |
| 2935 | BLDG. MATERIAL STORE EMPLOYEES - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.986 |
| 2936 | BROADCASTING STATION - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.130 |
| 2939 | CARNIVAL, CIRCUS - TRAVELING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $4.183 |
| 2940 | RESIDENTIAL-INTEL DISABILITIES - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.873 |
| 2941 | SOCIAL REHABILITATION FACILITY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.122 |
| 2944 | CLUB COUNTRY GOLF OR YACHTING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.295 |
| 2945 | HOTEL RESTAURANT - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.928 |
| 2948 | MAILING OR ADDRESSING COMPANY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.246 |
| 2951 | SALESPERSON - OUTSIDE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.482 |
| 2952 | OFFICE MACHINE SERVICE OR REPAIR - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.600 |
| 2953 | OFFICE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.181 |
| 2954 | SECURITY AGENCY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.597 |
| 2955 | ENGINEERING CONSULTING FIRM - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.362 |
| 2956 | LAW FIRM - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.075 |
| 2957 | PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.656 |
| 2958 | REHABILITATION HOSPITALS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.334 |
| 2959 | VETERINARIANS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.052 |
| 2960 | NURSING AND CONVALESCENT HOME - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.437 |
| 2961 | HOSPITALS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.106 |
| 2962 | ACCOUNTING/FINANCIAL AUDIT FIRM - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.056 |
| 2963 | CHURCH - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.603 |
| 2964 | WORK CENTER - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.050 |
| 2965 | COLLEGE OR SCHOOL, N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.994 |
| 2966 | TV, AUDIO/VIDEO EQUIPMENT REPAIR - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.131 |
| 2967 | THEATRES - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.077 |
| 2968 | AMATEUR SPORTS,REC,AMUSE,INDOOR - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.982 |
| 2969 | AMUSEMENT, OUTDOOR - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.806 |
| 2970 | ATHLETIC TEAM - CONTACT SPORTS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $4.796 |
| 2971 | COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.762 |
| 2973 | HOTELS, ALL OTHER EMPLOYEES - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.965 |
| 2974 | RETIREMENT/LIFE CARE COMMUNITY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.694 |
| 2975 | RESTAURANT, N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.051 |
| 2976 | COMMUNITY CENTER - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.967 |
| 2977 | BARBER SHOP OR BEAUTY PARLOR - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.526 |
| 2978 | CAMPS, N.O.C. - ALL EMPLOYEES - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.987 |
| 2979 | RESIDENTIAL ELDERLY NON-MEDICAL - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.391 |
| 2980 | CITY, TOWNSHIP, BOROUGH - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.963 |
| 2981 | CASINO GAMBLING-ALL INCL. OFFICE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.198 |
| 2983 | HOUSING AUTHORITY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $4.964 |
| 2984 | INSURANCE COMPANY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.139 |
| 2986 | ADULT SHELTER OR HALFWAY HOUSE - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $1.253 |
| 2987 | CHECK CASHING SERVICES - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.624 |
| 2988 | BANK - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.206 |
| 2991 | ATHLETIC TEAM - NONCONTACT SPORTS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.857 |
| 2992 | SANITARY COMPANY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.968 |
| 2995 | RUBBISH OR GARBAGE REMOVAL - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $5.170 |
| 2997 | UNDERTAKERS - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $0.517 |
| 2999 | CEMETERY - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.463 |
| 4771 | EXPLOSIVES MFG., N.O.C. | $1.521 |
| 4777 | EXPLOSIVES DISTRIBUTING | $2.097 |
| 6771 | EXPLOSIVES MFG., N.O.C. - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $2.776 |
| 6777 | EXPLOSIVES DISTRIBUTING - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.705 |
| 7405 | AIRCRAFT OPERATION SCHEDULED | $0.589 |
| 7413 | AIRCRAFT OPERATION COMMUTER | $0.150 |
| 7421 | AIRCRAFT OPERATION BUSINESS | $0.182 |
| 7424 | AIRCRAFT OPERATION, N.O.C. | $0.429 |
| 7428 | AIRPORT OPERATION - GROUND EMPLOYEES | $1.565 |
| 9428 | AIRPORT OPERATION - GROUND - TEMPORARY STAFFING | $3.096 |
Class titles are PCRB's own. Pennsylvania numbers its classes itself, so these codes do not match NCCI's four-digit numbers. 36 classes priced on another basis (per capita, federal-act or non-ratable elements) are not listed.
Understanding Pennsylvania Workers' Comp Rates
Pennsylvania is an independent-bureau state. The Pennsylvania Compensation Rating Bureau (PCRB) maintains the state classification manual, publishes PCRB rating values, and files loss costs and related rating values with the Pennsylvania Insurance Department. Those PCRB loss costs are the employer-insurance starting point for Pennsylvania workers' comp pricing; they are separate from the Department of Labor & Industry benefit-rate schedules that set injured-worker wage-loss maximums.
Pennsylvania employer loss costs fell 1.22% overall for policies effective April 1, 2026, while the injured-worker Statewide Average Weekly Wage rose 3.5% to $1,394.00 for injuries on or after January 1, 2026. That split is the key 2026 Pennsylvania rate story: the insurance-pricing benchmark moved down, but the benefit-rate cap moved up.
The current Pennsylvania loss-cost schedule for state act coverage is effective April 1, 2026. PCRB says loss costs are approved estimates of future claim costs and are used as the foundation for pricing workers' compensation insurance in Pennsylvania. Your final premium still depends on your class codes, payroll, carrier loss-cost multiplier, experience modification factor, schedule rating, minimum premium, and whether you buy through a private insurer, the State Workers' Insurance Fund, or approved self-insurance.
Pennsylvania Class-Code Rates vs. Benefit Rates
Search results for Pennsylvania workers' compensation rates often mix two different numbers. For employers shopping insurance, the relevant rate is the PCRB class-code loss cost or manual rate per $100 of payroll. The table on this page lists PCRB's filed loss costs in PCRB's own class codes, which do not map one-for-one to NCCI numbers — so NCCI class-code pages such as 8810 clerical, 9082 restaurant, workers comp class code 7610, 5221 workers comp code, workers comp code 5213, or 5645 carpentry carry no Pennsylvania figure.
For injured workers, Pennsylvania's Department of Labor & Industry publishes a Statewide Average Weekly Wage (SAWW) and weekly compensation rate schedule. For injuries on or after January 1, 2026, the SAWW and maximum weekly compensation rate are $1,394.00, a 3.5% increase used to update benefit and medical-treatment calculations. That benefit maximum affects claim payments; it is not the same thing as an employer's class-code insurance rate.
For employer buyers, the April 1, 2026 PCRB filing moved the opposite direction: the Pennsylvania Insurance Department approved a 1.22% overall loss-cost decrease. Use that percentage as a statewide pricing signal, then compare the actual PCRB value for your class code because clerical, restaurant, construction, health care, and trucking payrolls do not all move by the statewide average.
How Pennsylvania Employers Buy Coverage
Pennsylvania requires workers' compensation coverage for any employer with at least one employee who could be injured in the state, unless every worker falls into an excluded category. The state lists three main ways to insure the liability: purchase a policy from the State Workers' Insurance Fund, buy from an insurance company licensed in Pennsylvania, or obtain Department of Labor & Industry approval to self-insure individually or as a group.
This matters for rate comparisons because PCRB values are a benchmark, not a binding quote. A carrier still applies its own approved pricing and underwriting decisions, and Pennsylvania-specific classification, payroll, and officer-exclusion rules can change the audited premium. Businesses comparing Pennsylvania to NCCI states should use PCRB data for Pennsylvania payroll rather than importing NCCI loss costs from another state. For the exclusive state-fund contrast, compare Ohio workers' compensation rates, where employers buy through the BWC rather than choosing among private carriers.
Sources
- PCRB Rating Values — Loss Costs effective April 1, 2026 (retrieved 2026-07-01)
- PCRB Proposal C-387 — April 1, 2026 Loss Cost Filing (retrieved 2026-07-01)
- Pennsylvania Insurance Department — April 1, 2026 loss-cost filing approval (retrieved 2026-07-01)
- Pennsylvania DLI — Workers' Compensation Compliance (retrieved 2026-05-26)
- Pennsylvania DLI — Statewide Average Weekly Wage (SAWW) (retrieved 2026-07-01)
How to find a Pennsylvania workers' comp class code from a job description
There is no Pennsylvania workers' comp class code for a job title. Pennsylvania does not take NCCI's classification decisions — the PCRB is the rating organization that classifies Pennsylvania employers, and what gets classified is the employer's business — not the separate employments, occupations or operations inside it. "Machinist", "CNC operator", "general construction labor" and "data entry" are therefore work that sits inside whichever classification describes the business, not values you can look up on their own.
PCRB publishes Pennsylvania's classifications in the Pennsylvania Basic Manual (effective April 1, 2025). To confirm the classification for a specific business, use PCRB Classification Inquiry — that is the filed authority for Pennsylvania, and a code quoted from another state's manual is not.
Section 2 of the Pennsylvania Basic Manual carries both the classifications and the PCRB rating values, so in Pennsylvania the classification and the number attached to it are filed in the same document.
PCRB Classification Inquiry (official Pennsylvania lookup)
Last verified: 2026-08-10 · Sources
- Pennsylvania Compensation Rating Bureau — Manuals (retrieved 2026-08-10)
All Class Codes in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's filed figures above use PCRB's own class codes, which do not match these NCCI numbers, so no dollar figure is shown against them. The last column says where each class sits among all classes in the filed tables of the states that publish one (0 = cheapest, 100 = most expensive) — the same for every state.
| Code | Phraseology | Hazard Group | Class percentile (filed data) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8823 | Accountant - CPA | A | — |
| 8862 | Advertising Agency | A | — |
| 7403 | Aircraft Operation - NOC | E | 77 / 100 |
| 7605 | Alarm Installation or Repair | D | 47 / 100 |
| 5047 | Aluminum Installation | E | — |
| 8836 | Ambulance Service - All Employees | C | — |
| 7398 | Ambulette/Medical Transport | D | 81 / 100 |
| 9067 | Amusement Park - Mechanical Rides | D | — |
| 9016 | Amusement Park or Exhibition Operation & Drivers | D | 53 / 100 |
| 7520 | Amusement Ride Operation | D | 54 / 100 |
| 8831 | Animal Hospital - Veterinary | C | 15 / 100 |
| 8861 | Architect or Engineer - Consulting | B | — |
| 5473 | Asphalt Paving | F | 99 / 100 |
| 9625 | Assisted Living Facility | D | — |
| 9182 | Athletic Teams - Amateur | E | 30 / 100 |
| 9180 | Athletic Teams - Professional | F | 63 / 100 |
| 8820 | Attorney - All Employees & Clerical | A | 1 / 100 |
| 8803 | Auditing, Accounting or Management Consulting | A | 0 / 100 |
| 8046 | Auto Accessories Store | B | 50 / 100 |
| 5188 | Automatic Sprinkler Installation | E | 62 / 100 |
| 8393 | Automobile Body Repair & Drivers | C | 28 / 100 |
| 8748 | Automobile Dealer - All Employees | D | 6 / 100 |
| 3821 | Automobile Recycling & Drivers | D | 81 / 100 |
| 8380 | Automobile Service or Repair Center & Drivers | D | 56 / 100 |
| 7225 | Automobile Towing & Drivers | E | 95 / 100 |
| 7422 | Aviation - Ground Crew | E | 29 / 100 |
| 2003 | Bakery | C | 67 / 100 |
| 3724 | Bakery - Manufacturing | D | 69 / 100 |
| 8815 | Bank - All Employees | A | — |
| 8855 | Banks and Trust Companies - All Employees | A | 1 / 100 |
| 9586 | Barber Shop or Beauty Parlor | C | 4 / 100 |
| 7337 | Boat Building - Metal | F | 94 / 100 |
| 7335 | Boat Building - Wood | E | 84 / 100 |
| 3027 | Boiler Manufacturing | E | 54 / 100 |
| 8072 | Book Store | A | 5 / 100 |
| 2157 | Bottling | C | 76 / 100 |
| 9071 | Bowling Alley - All Employees | C | 16 / 100 |
| 9070 | Bowling Center - All | C | — |
| 2065 | Brewery | C | 66 / 100 |
| 9650 | Building Inspection | C | — |
| 8232 | Building Material Yard & Drivers | E | 75 / 100 |
| 8058 | Building Materials Dealer | D | 49 / 100 |
| 9015 | Building Operation - All Other Employees | C | 41 / 100 |
| 9012 | Building or Property Management - Property Managers and Leasing Agents & Clerical, Salespersons | B | 13 / 100 |
| 8385 | Bus Co - Garage Employees | E | 77 / 100 |
| 7382 | Bus Company - All Employees | D | 81 / 100 |
| 8850 | Bus/Taxi - Dispatching | A | — |
| 5148 | Cabinet Manufacturing & Install | D | — |
| 2812 | Cabinet/Wood Products Manufacturing | D | — |
| 9055 | Camps - Day/Overnight | C | 7 / 100 |
| 2095 | Candy Manufacturing | C | 64 / 100 |
| 2111 | Cannery | D | 40 / 100 |
| 9602 | Car Wash | C | — |
| 5645 | Carpentry - Detached One or Two Family Dwellings | F | 92 / 100 |
| 5432 | Carpentry - Detached One/Two Family | E | — |
| 5436 | Carpentry - Finish Detached | D | — |
| 5404 | Carpentry - Install Cabinets | D | — |
| 5437 | Carpentry - Installation of Cabinet Work or Interior Trim | F | 92 / 100 |
| 2802 | Carpentry - Shop Only | D | 68 / 100 |
| 5403 | Carpentry NOC | G | 93 / 100 |
| 9536 | Carpet Cleaning | C | — |
| 9519 | Catering NOC | C | 65 / 100 |
| 5020 | Ceiling Installation | E | 58 / 100 |
| 9610 | Cemetery - All | D | 18 / 100 |
| 5348 | Ceramic Tile, Indoor Stone, Marble, or Mosaic Work | E | 91 / 100 |
| 2131 | Cereal Manufacturing | C | 11 / 100 |
| 7405 | Charter Aircraft | F | — |
| 8826 | Chiropractic Office | B | 38 / 100 |
| 8812 | Clerical - Drafting Employees | A | — |
| 8810 | Clerical Office Employees | A | 1 / 100 |
| 8871 | Clerical Telecommuter Employees | B | 0 / 100 |
| 2501 | Clothing Manufacturing | B | 27 / 100 |
| 8008 | Clothing or Wearing Apparel Store - Retail | C | 13 / 100 |
| 9061 | Club NOC - All Employees | C | 12 / 100 |
| 8844 | Collection Agency | A | — |
| 8868 | College or University - Professional Employees | B | 5 / 100 |
| 7380 | Commercial Drivers | D | 85 / 100 |
| 8859 | Computer Programming or Software Development | A | 0 / 100 |
| 5201 | Concrete Block Manufacturing | E | — |
| 5213 | Concrete Construction NOC | F | 87 / 100 |
| 5214 | Concrete NOC - Poured | F | — |
| 5221 | Concrete or Cement Work - Floors, Driveways, Yards | F | 86 / 100 |
| 5070 | Concrete Products Manufacturing | E | — |
| 5215 | Concrete Work | F | 88 / 100 |
| 5222 | Concrete/Cement - Floors | E | 88 / 100 |
| 8227 | Construction Material - Used | D | 67 / 100 |
| 8019 | Convenience Store | C | — |
| 7715 | Corrections Officers | G | — |
| 9558 | Courier/Document Delivery | C | — |
| 7719 | Court Employees | B | — |
| 8865 | Court Reporter | A | 38 / 100 |
| 2070 | Creamery/Dairy Products | C | 59 / 100 |
| 8801 | Credit Union - All Employees | A | — |
| 8805 | Credit Union/Savings | A | — |
| 9059 | Day Spa | B | 79 / 100 |
| 8854 | Daycare Center | C | 47 / 100 |
| 8822 | Dental Laboratory | B | — |
| 8824 | Dental Office - All Employees | B | 36 / 100 |
| 8039 | Department Store - Retail | C | 31 / 100 |
| 2102 | Distillery | C | — |
| 5108 | Door/Window Installation | D | — |
| 5152 | Drilling NOC | F | — |
| 8047 | Drug Store | B | 16 / 100 |
| 2688 | Dry Cleaning | C | 17 / 100 |
| 8866 | Election Campaign | B | 40 / 100 |
| 7539 | Electric Light/Power Companies | F | 15 / 100 |
| 3082 | Electrical Apparatus Manufacturing | D | 91 / 100 |
| 5140 | Electrical Installation - Interior | D | — |
| 5193 | Electrical Wiring - Alarm | D | 91 / 100 |
| 5190 | Electrical Wiring - Within Buildings | E | 55 / 100 |
| 9653 | Elevator Inspection | C | — |
| 5160 | Elevator Installation | F | 55 / 100 |
| 5162 | Elevator Service/Maintenance | E | — |
| 8858 | Employment Agency | A | — |
| 7711 | EMT/Paramedics | F | — |
| 6217 | Excavation NOC | F | 75 / 100 |
| 8809 | Executive Officers NOC - Not Foremen, Workers or Salespersons | A | 2 / 100 |
| 0035 | Farm - Dairy | E | 44 / 100 |
| 0005 | Farm - Field Crops | E | 38 / 100 |
| 0016 | Farm - Livestock | F | 88 / 100 |
| 0050 | Farm - Orchard or Grove | E | 51 / 100 |
| 8116 | Farm Machinery Dealer - All Operations & Drivers | C | 36 / 100 |
| 8841 | Financial Advisor | A | — |
| 7710 | Firefighters and Drivers | D | 43 / 100 |
| 2161 | Fish Processing | E | — |
| 8032 | Florist - Retail | B | 14 / 100 |
| 2130 | Flour Milling | D | — |
| 7350 | Freight Handling | E | — |
| 2143 | Fruit Processing | D | 48 / 100 |
| 9620 | Funeral Directors - All Employees | C | 17 / 100 |
| 2883 | Furniture Manufacturing | D | 56 / 100 |
| 8293 | Furniture Moving & Storage, Drivers | E | 88 / 100 |
| 5146 | Furniture or Fixtures Installation - Portable NOC | D | 89 / 100 |
| 8044 | Furniture Store - Wholesale or Retail & Drivers | C | 51 / 100 |
| 7590 | Garbage/Ash Collection | F | 85 / 100 |
| 2913 | Glass Manufacturing | E | — |
| 2915 | Glass Merchant | D | 69 / 100 |
| 5462 | Glazier | E | 91 / 100 |
| 9056 | Golf Club | C | — |
| 8811 | Government Clerical | A | — |
| 8304 | Grain Elevator | E | 90 / 100 |
| 2041 | Grain Milling | D | 35 / 100 |
| 8006 | Grocery Store - Retail | C | 29 / 100 |
| 9585 | Hair Salon | B | 7 / 100 |
| 8010 | Hardware Store - Wholesale or Retail | C | 35 / 100 |
| 5137 | Heating Equipment Installation | D | — |
| 5185 | Heating System Installation | D | — |
| 5537 | Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration | E | 67 / 100 |
| 8851 | Home for Aged - All | D | — |
| 8835 | Home Health Care Services | C | 10 / 100 |
| 9040 | Hospital - All Other Employees | B | 72 / 100 |
| 8833 | Hospital - Professional Employees | C | 13 / 100 |
| 9058 | Hotel - Restaurant Employees | C | 32 / 100 |
| 9052 | Hotel NOC - All Other Employees & Drivers | C | 39 / 100 |
| 9529 | House Cleaning | C | — |
| 9033 | Housing Authority | B | 24 / 100 |
| 2039 | Ice Cream Manufacturing | C | 63 / 100 |
| 8215 | Ice Dealer | C | 56 / 100 |
| 8203 | Ice Manufacturing | D | 85 / 100 |
| 5479 | Insulation Work | E | 87 / 100 |
| 8845 | Investigator/Detective | C | — |
| 8840 | Investment Company | A | 5 / 100 |
| 5038 | Iron Doors/Gates Installation | F | — |
| 5057 | Iron or Steel Erection - NOC | G | 82 / 100 |
| 5102 | Iron or Steel Erection - Structural | G | 93 / 100 |
| 5069 | Iron/Steel - NOC | G | — |
| 5059 | Iron/Steel - Ornamental | F | 94 / 100 |
| 5040 | Iron/Steel Erection - Frame | G | 96 / 100 |
| 8106 | Iron/Steel Merchant | D | 71 / 100 |
| 6229 | Irrigation Works - All Operations | E | 73 / 100 |
| 9014 | Janitorial Services - By Contractor | C | 58 / 100 |
| 8013 | Jewelry Store | B | 3 / 100 |
| 8263 | Junk Dealer | D | 79 / 100 |
| 0917 | Landscape Gardening - NOC | D | 70 / 100 |
| 5443 | Lathing | E | 76 / 100 |
| 2660 | Laundry NOC | C | 44 / 100 |
| 2586 | Leather Goods Manufacturing | C | 32 / 100 |
| 9034 | Library - All Employees | A | — |
| 7716 | Lifeguards | D | — |
| 7317 | Longshore Workers | G | — |
| 8061 | Lumber Dealer | D | — |
| 3632 | Machine Shop NOC | D | 45 / 100 |
| 3030 | Machinery Manufacturing | D | 81 / 100 |
| 3685 | Machinist NOC | D | 12 / 100 |
| 7327 | Marine Transportation | F | — |
| 5029 | Masonry - Decorative | E | — |
| 5027 | Masonry - Fireproof | F | — |
| 5028 | Masonry - Stone | F | — |
| 5022 | Masonry NOC | F | 96 / 100 |
| 8031 | Meat Market - Retail | C | 31 / 100 |
| 2001 | Meat Packing | F | 35 / 100 |
| 8033 | Meat, Fish or Poultry Dealer - Retail | C | 41 / 100 |
| 8021 | Meat, Fish or Poultry Dealer - Wholesale | C | 50 / 100 |
| 8838 | Medical Lab | B | 5 / 100 |
| 7360 | Messenger Service | C | 62 / 100 |
| 3581 | Metal Stamping - NOC | E | 18 / 100 |
| 9410 | Municipal, Township, County or State Employees - NOC | C | 49 / 100 |
| 9587 | Nail Salon | B | — |
| 8860 | Newspaper - Delivery | C | — |
| 8869 | Newspaper or Magazine Publishing - All Employees | B | 10 / 100 |
| 8807 | Newspaper Publishing | B | — |
| 0042 | Nursery Employees | E | 69 / 100 |
| 9046 | Nursing - Home/Visiting | D | — |
| 9049 | Nursing Home - All | D | — |
| 8829 | Nursing Home - All Employees | C | 40 / 100 |
| 5191 | Office Machine Installation, Inspection, Adjustment, or Repair | E | 15 / 100 |
| 8825 | Optometry Office | A | 23 / 100 |
| 8742 | Outside Sales Personnel | B | 3 / 100 |
| 8055 | Packaging - Contract - Retail Size Packages | C | — |
| 8037 | Paint Store | B | 23 / 100 |
| 5474 | Painting NOC & Shop Operations, Drivers | E | 90 / 100 |
| 7721 | Park Rangers | D | — |
| 8821 | Patent/Copyright Attorney | A | — |
| 4361 | Pest Control Services | D | 7 / 100 |
| 9549 | Pet Grooming | C | 64 / 100 |
| 8099 | Pet Store | B | — |
| 8846 | Pharmaceutical Sales | B | — |
| 8839 | Pharmacy - Retail | B | — |
| 7600 | Phone/Telegraph Installation | E | 84 / 100 |
| 8832 | Physician & Clerical | B | 3 / 100 |
| 2110 | Pickle Manufacturing | C | 25 / 100 |
| 7313 | Pier/Wharf Operation | F | — |
| 5480 | Plastering NOC | E | 89 / 100 |
| 8111 | Plumber - Commercial | E | 53 / 100 |
| 5183 | Plumbing NOC | E | 64 / 100 |
| 7723 | Police Officers - Mounted | F | 17 / 100 |
| 7720 | Police Officers and Drivers | D | 44 / 100 |
| 8816 | Post Office | C | — |
| 2002 | Poultry Processing | F | 72 / 100 |
| 3076 | Printing - Offset or Digital | D | 44 / 100 |
| 8843 | Psychiatric Hospital | D | — |
| 8015 | Quick Printing | B | 8 / 100 |
| 8857 | Radio Station - Clerical | A | 14 / 100 |
| 7610 | Radio/TV Broadcasting | B | 3 / 100 |
| 7855 | Railroad Operation | E | 72 / 100 |
| 8856 | Real Estate Agency - All Employees | C | 4 / 100 |
| 9077 | Recreation Center | C | — |
| 3060 | Refrigerator Manufacturing | D | 75 / 100 |
| 8849 | Research Lab - Analytical | B | — |
| 9079 | Restaurant - Fast Food | C | — |
| 9083 | Restaurant - Fast Food - Including Delivery | D | 15 / 100 |
| 9082 | Restaurant NOC | D | 17 / 100 |
| 8045 | Retail Store - Cannabis/Dispensary | C | 7 / 100 |
| 8017 | Retail Store NOC | C | 16 / 100 |
| 5551 | Roofing - All Employees | G | 99 / 100 |
| 7724 | Sanitation Workers | F | — |
| 9101 | School - All Employees | B | 59 / 100 |
| 9008 | Schools - Vocational | C | — |
| 9060 | Senior Center | B | 16 / 100 |
| 5538 | Sheet Metal Work - HVAC Ductwork | E | 91 / 100 |
| 8090 | Shoe Store | A | 9 / 100 |
| 5119 | Siding Installation | E | — |
| 9554 | Sign Installation, Maintenance, Repair, Removal or Replacement NOC - Away From Shop & Drivers | F | 90 / 100 |
| 9072 | Skating Rink | C | 17 / 100 |
| 8864 | Social Services Organization | B | 39 / 100 |
| 2105 | Soft Drink Manufacturing | C | 60 / 100 |
| 8078 | Sporting Goods Store | B | — |
| 8279 | Stable/Riding Academy | D | 76 / 100 |
| 7309 | Stevedoring | G | — |
| 5506 | Street/Road Construction | F | 92 / 100 |
| 5507 | Street/Road Construction - Clearing | F | 78 / 100 |
| 8804 | Substance Use Disorder Recovery Homes | C | — |
| 2021 | Sugar Manufacturing | D | 59 / 100 |
| 5223 | Swimming Pool Construction | F | 74 / 100 |
| 9064 | Swimming Pool Operation | C | — |
| 2623 | Tanning | D | 62 / 100 |
| 7370 | Taxi/Rideshare | D | 84 / 100 |
| 7390 | Taxicab Company - All Employees | D | 88 / 100 |
| 8814 | Telephone Company - Clerical | A | — |
| 5037 | Tile Roofing | G | 98 / 100 |
| 2121 | Tobacco Manufacturing | C | 52 / 100 |
| 7229 | Trucking - Hazmat | G | — |
| 7228 | Trucking - Local Hauling Only | D | — |
| 7219 | Trucking - Long Haul | E | 91 / 100 |
| 7232 | Trucking - Mail, Parcel or Package Delivery - Under Contract With USPS | F | 81 / 100 |
| 7231 | Trucking - Mail, Parcel, or Package Delivery | D | 93 / 100 |
| 7202 | Trucking - NOC | E | — |
| 7227 | Trucking - Refrigerated | E | — |
| 8847 | Trust Company | A | — |
| 9522 | Upholstery | C | 28 / 100 |
| 9068 | Veterans Home | D | — |
| 8842 | Veterinary Office - All Employees | C | 35 / 100 |
| 5180 | Water Main Construction | F | — |
| 3365 | Welding or Cutting NOC | E | 67 / 100 |
| 8018 | Wholesale Store NOC | C | 60 / 100 |
| 5196 | Wiring - Fire Detection Systems | D | — |
| 2841 | Woodworking NOC | D | 62 / 100 |
| 2286 | Wool Processing | C | — |
| 8802 | Writer/Author | A | 23 / 100 |
| 2220 | Yarn/Thread Manufacturing | C | 75 / 100 |
| 9063 | YMCA, YWCA, or Health Club - All Employees | C | 10 / 100 |
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