» Business Structure, Volume 4, Issue 7, 2004

If business has at least one employee, not including respondent, whose primary job is to direct, manage, or supervise the work of other employees.

9a. About how many employees is it whose primary job is to manage or supervise others?

Notes: Forty-four (44) percent of those small, employing businesses that have employees whose primary job is supervisory, other than the owner or manager, have only one such employee (Q#9a). Fifteen (15) percent of small, employing businesses have only one employee, other than the owner or manager, whose primary job is supervisory (Q#9a).