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Estimated Number of Employed Adults, Full-Time and Part-Time

 

As shown in Table 5.7.3N, the above percentages translate to estimates of very substantial numbers of employed people in the A2H client households.

TABLE 5.7.3N
ESTIMATED NUMBER OF EMPLOYED ADULTS, FULL-TIME AND-PART TIME

	Pantry	Kitchen	Shelter	All
Employment status of all known adults in client households
Full-time	2,218,700	238,300	105,400	2,577,500
Part-time	2,054,700	192,000	85,600	2,324,400
Unemployed	11,026,600	1,069,800	629,000	12,718,100
ESTIMATED TOTAL NUMBER OF ALL ADULTS IN CLIENT HOUSEHOLDS	15,300,000	1,500,000	820,000	17,620,000
Employment status of adult clients at program sites
Full-time	777,700	118,600	75,700	993,200
Part-time	1,106,100	133,600	76,700	1,319,700
Unknown	5,800	1,100	1,900	9,200
Unemployed	6,710,400	746,700	515,600	7,947,900
ESTIMATED TOTAL NUMBER OF ADULT CLIENTS AT PROGRAM SITES	8,600,000	1,000,000	670,000	10,270,000

NOTES: 
See Appendix B for the estimated number of people in subgroups of A2H clients.

Columns in this table do not exactly add up to the column total.  This discrepancy occurs because tables showing percentage distributions are weighted with the monthly weight, while the number of clients presented in this table is estimated at the annual level.  Because the relationship between the monthly and annual weights varies across individuals depending on the frequency of visits to program sites, applying annual estimates to a monthly snapshot of percentage distributions results in small discrepancies in column totals.

Overall, households with members served by A2H include more than 2.6 million adults with full-time jobs and another 2.6 million adults with part time jobs.
• The working adults include 4.2 million in households served by pantries, 0.4 million in households served by kitchens, and 0.2 million in households served by shelters.
• When only adults visiting the program sites are considered, the numbers of employed adults (counting both full- and part-time) are 1.8 million for pantries 0.3 million for kitchens, and 0.1 million for shelters.