Meet the Johnsons, the Jacksons, and the Trumans.
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Meet the Johnsons, the Jacksons, and the Trumans. -----
The Johnsons.
The Johnsons make over 75,000$ annually and account for 40% of the labor force. These workers are more likely to be white, without Hispanic/Latino origin, and are less likely to be disabled. They have less suicide risk, are more likely to be insured, more likely to be homeowners, more likely to work from home, and are at a lower risk for undesired health conditions. These are the doctors, lawyers, directors, corporate administrators, and software engineers of the county.
The Jacksons.
The Jacksons make between $35,000-$75,000 annually and account for 35% of the labor force. These workers are more likely to have more than 2 children, less likely to work from home, and more likely to use public transportation to get to work than the Johnsons. They are also less likely to be homeowners, more likely to be black, have Hispanic/latino origin, or be women than the Johnsons.These are the teachers, home health aides, and construction workers of the county.
The Trumans.
The Trumans make under 35,000$ annually and make up 25% of the county's labor force. They are more likely to work part-time, more likely to be a single mother, and are more likely to be disabled than the Jacksons. They are more likely to be renters, less likely to own a vehicle, less likely to be insured, and more likely to be receiving mental health services than the Jacksons. These are the retail workers, warehouse employees, cooks, hotel clerks, and childcare workers of the county.