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ADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENTWASHINGTON, D.C. - North Dakota is No. 2 for the percentage of essential workers in its labor force, right behind the District of Columbia area, according to a study put together by the.The Washington, D.C., area was first with 74.9% of its workers identified as essential. The main essential industries there are government, health care and community services. North Dakota followed at 57.2%, Wyoming at 53.6%, Indiana at 51.8%, and Kentucky at 51.3%.RELATED:Essential workers are those whose jobs through the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic are considered vital to society’s continued functioning.The percentages of essential workers for other states in the region include: South Dakota at 50.4%, Montana at 46.4% and Minnesota at 46%. The national average was pegged at 45.2%.According to the Department of Homeland Security, they encompass a broad range of occupations, doctors and nurses, police, fire and emergency medical personnel, farmers and ranchers, food manufacturing workers, energy and power sector workers, various government workers, human services providers, grocery store clerks, transportation workers, and many more.ADVERTISEMENTThe study took the occupations listed as essential by DHS, determined the number of workers in those occupations in each state using Bureau of Labor Statistics data, and determined the percentages of those workers in the workforceThe study pegged the sector in North Dakota with the highest percentage of essential workers as transportation and logistics at 57.2%, though agriculture and energy are the dominant industries in North Dakota.For Minnesota, the food and agriculture sector led with 45.9% of its workers considered essential, the study said.According to a post on its Facebook page Tuesday, Sept. 13, Johnny Carino's has permanently closed.DoorDash first debuted the DashMart concept in 2020 and one is now on its way to Fargo. The location will offer a variety of goods for pick-up and delivery only.Chance Jacobson, Hatton, North Dakota, was injured on July 18, 2022, when he was driving a side-by-side utility vehicle home after an afternoon of checking on and repairing pasture fences.Ranchers or farmers can donate meat, including beef, chicken and pork from North Dakota-raised livestock, or donors can give money that will be used to purchase the meat from ranches and farms within the state.ADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENTWASHINGTON, D.C. - North Dakota is No. 2 for the percentage of essential workers in its labor force, right behind the District of Columbia area, according to a study put together by the.The Washington, D.C., area was first with 74.9% of its workers identified as essential. The main essential industries there are government, health care and community services. North Dakota followed at 57.2%, Wyoming at 53.6%, Indiana at 51.8%, and Kentucky at 51.3%.RELATED:Essential workers are those whose jobs through the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic are considered vital...

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