Marital
Status
In FY 2000, the proportion of Selected Reserve
officer accessions and officers who were married was higher than for enlisted
members (Table 6.4). As in the Active Component, more males were married
than females. Appendix Table C-26
shows that the proportion of married male Selected Reserve officers (78
percent) is larger than the proportion of the male civilian college graduate
labor force who are married (71 percent). The proportion of married female
Selected Reserve officers (58 percent) is lower than for the comparable
married, female, civilian college graduate labor force (61 percent).
Table 6.4. FY 2000 Married Selected
Reserve Officers and Enlisted Members, by Gender,and Civilians
(Percent)
|
Gender
|
Reserve
Officer
Accessions
|
21- to 35-Year-
Old Civilian College Graduates
|
Reserve
Officer
Corps
|
Civilian College Graduates
in the Work Force
|
ReserveEnlisted Members
|
18- to 49-Year-Old
Civilians
|
Male
|
62.9
|
49.4
|
78.1
|
71.1
|
52.0
|
56.1
|
Female
|
51.4
|
54.8
|
58.2
|
61.1
|
35.4
|
52.9
|
Total
|
60.8
|
52.2
|
74.0
|
66.5
|
49.3
|
54.6
|
Also see Appendix
Tables C-16 (Enlisted Members by Age, Marital Status, and Gender)
and
C-26 (Officers by Gender, Marital Status, and Component).
Source: Civilian data from Bureau of Labor Statistics Current Population
Survey File, October 1999 September 2000. |
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