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ACS 2020–2024 five-year estimates, MCDC profile rendering, sections E5 and E10 (universe: civilian employed population 16 years and over, 45)
Of the town's 77 residents aged 16 and over in the survey's rendering, 45 are in the labour force — and the estimate finds every one of them employed. The employment table prints: labour force 45 (58.4 percent of the 77), employed civilians 45, unemployed none in the estimate, 32 not in the labour force. By class of worker, the 45 divide as wage and salary work almost entire: 43 private wage-and-salary workers (95.6 percent) and 2 government workers (4.4 percent), with no self-employed worker in an own not-incorporated business and no unpaid family worker — the zero the businesses fragment carries for the home-occupation question, whose limits are stated there (incorporated self-employment folds into the wage-and-salary line). The income lines of the same survey give the work its scale: median household income $81,875 and per-capita income $44,109 for the town's 35 households (the economic-course fragment carries the housing and income record whole). A town of retired officers and working households, on the survey's sketch: 13 of its 35 households draw Social Security and 13 retirement income, while 27 draw earnings.