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• Doc Name: violations socioeconomics PAR review
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Table iII-1: Migration Patterns of Hawk's Nest Employees
Existing Proposed
Percent or M of Workers Workers
Did Not Move SOB or 160 16
Shifted within Delta County 108 or 32 3
In-migration to Delta County
from Colorado counties 238 or 73 7
In-migration to Delta County
from out-of-state 138 or 41 4
In-migration to Gunnison County
from Colorado counties 4B or 13 1
TOTAL 7008 319 31
Source: John Short b Associates' (JS&A) Hawk's Nest Employee Survey, November
19-20, 1980.
As noted on the preceding table, sixty percent or 192 of Hawk's Nest
• employees originated in Delta County; thus, the majority of miners were
residing in Delta County prior to accepting employment with western Slope
Carbon. Applying the origin pattern to the 31 new hires, then the new
employees will originate as outlined in the right column of Table III-1.
One factor that could nullify the above pattern origin is the matter of
worker supply. To determine manpower availability, Western Slope sorted
their applications for employment by city. The applicants can be taken as
a sign of availability; hence, people seeking employment, by towns, are:
Table III-2: Miner Manpower Supply
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Residence
Paonia
Hotchkiss
De ltd
Crawford
Gunnison County
N of Applicants
78 Applications on File
54 w w n
64 n n n
23 n n n
14 Applications on File
Source: Western Slope Carbon, March 13, 1980.
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