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South Carolina Payrolls for the Goods Producing Industry (Seas Adj.)

Updated on April 11, 2023.

According to recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, in February 2023, South Carolina's seasonally adjusted goods producing payroll employment was 375,100; this means that South Carolina lost 1,200 jobs in the goods producing industry in the month of February 2023. You can see the not seasonally adjusted version of this information at this link.

The charts and table below shows South Carolina's seasonally adjusted historical goods producing payroll employment and number of jobs added from January 2007 to February 2023.

You can also see links at the bottom of this page for similar data for a selected group of South Carolina's industries and links for many more of South Carolina's industries at this link.

Data Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

South Carolina Payrolls for the Goods Producing Industry (Seas Adj.)

South Carolina Number of Jobs Added to the Goods Producing Industry (Seas Adj.)

South Carolina Payrolls for the Goods Producing Industry (Seas Adj.)

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Month	Number of Payrolls	Jobs Added
January 2007	382500
February 2007	382200	-300
March 2007	382500	300
April 2007	381300	-1200
May 2007	380700	-600
June 2007	382100	1400
July 2007	379600	-2500
August 2007	378200	-1400
September 2007	377100	-1100
October 2007	374800	-2300
November 2007	373300	-1500
December 2007	372500	-800
January 2008	371800	-700
February 2008	369000	-2800
March 2008	366600	-2400
April 2008	362400	-4200
May 2008	361000	-1400
June 2008	358200	-2800
July 2008	355900	-2300
August 2008	353100	-2800
September 2008	350200	-2900
October 2008	345300	-4900
November 2008	340900	-4400
December 2008	335400	-5500
January 2009	328500	-6900
February 2009	322500	-6000
March 2009	316600	-5900
April 2009	309800	-6800
May 2009	305900	-3900
June 2009	302800	-3100
July 2009	298900	-3900
August 2009	296900	-2000
September 2009	295100	-1800
October 2009	292700	-2400
November 2009	291900	-800
December 2009	290600	-1300
January 2010	288700	-1900
February 2010	288000	-700
March 2010	287600	-400
April 2010	290400	2800
May 2010	290800	400
June 2010	290600	-200
July 2010	291100	500
August 2010	291100	0
September 2010	291100	0
October 2010	291400	300
November 2010	290800	-600
December 2010	292300	1500
January 2011	290600	-1700
February 2011	293000	2400
March 2011	294400	1400
April 2011	296100	1700
May 2011	296300	200
June 2011	297300	1000
July 2011	297500	200
August 2011	298000	500
September 2011	298000	0
October 2011	298200	200
November 2011	298000	-200
December 2011	299100	1100
January 2012	300000	900
February 2012	300700	700
March 2012	301100	400
April 2012	301200	100
May 2012	301300	100
June 2012	301500	200
July 2012	300600	-900
August 2012	301900	1300
September 2012	301700	-200
October 2012	303000	1300
November 2012	303100	100
December 2012	303500	400
January 2013	305200	1700
February 2013	305400	200
March 2013	306200	800
April 2013	307000	800
May 2013	307000	0
June 2013	307200	200
July 2013	307500	300
August 2013	308900	1400
September 2013	309800	900
October 2013	310700	900
November 2013	311200	500
December 2013	311600	400
January 2014	312200	600
February 2014	311700	-500
March 2014	313400	1700
April 2014	314800	1400
May 2014	315800	1000
June 2014	316400	600
July 2014	316700	300
August 2014	317100	400
September 2014	318000	900
October 2014	320300	2300
November 2014	320900	600
December 2014	322200	1300
January 2015	322400	200
February 2015	323700	1300
March 2015	323900	200
April 2015	324100	200
May 2015	325400	1300
June 2015	326900	1500
July 2015	327000	100
August 2015	328000	1000
September 2015	329600	1600
October 2015	329800	200
November 2015	330800	1000
December 2015	331500	700
January 2016	333000	1500
February 2016	333400	400
March 2016	334500	1100
April 2016	334800	300
May 2016	335400	600
June 2016	336000	600
July 2016	338200	2200
August 2016	339000	800
September 2016	340800	1800
October 2016	340400	-400
November 2016	342000	1600
December 2016	343200	1200
January 2017	344100	900
February 2017	344900	800
March 2017	346000	1100
April 2017	345000	-1000
May 2017	346600	1600
June 2017	348000	1400
July 2017	348600	600
August 2017	345600	-3000
September 2017	345800	200
October 2017	346800	1000
November 2017	347700	900
December 2017	348900	1200
January 2018	353200	4300
February 2018	355300	2100
March 2018	356100	800
April 2018	358000	1900
May 2018	359600	1600
June 2018	361000	1400
July 2018	360400	-600
August 2018	360900	500
September 2018	361300	400
October 2018	363800	2500
November 2018	364500	700
December 2018	365300	800
January 2019	366800	1500
February 2019	366700	-100
March 2019	368000	1300
April 2019	369500	1500
May 2019	369600	100
June 2019	370100	500
July 2019	370700	600
August 2019	370700	0
September 2019	370500	-200
October 2019	369100	-1400
November 2019	368900	-200
December 2019	368700	-200
January 2020	367800	-900
February 2020	366700	-1100
March 2020	366200	-500
April 2020	331000	-35200
May 2020	337500	6500
June 2020	348500	11000
July 2020	346800	-1700
August 2020	350800	4000
September 2020	352000	1200
October 2020	353100	1100
November 2020	354000	900
December 2020	355200	1200
January 2021	355400	200
February 2021	356100	700
March 2021	357100	1000
April 2021	356800	-300
May 2021	356400	-400
June 2021	356700	300
July 2021	359600	2900
August 2021	359300	-300
September 2021	360300	1000
October 2021	363600	3300
November 2021	364600	1000
December 2021	366500	1900
January 2022	367500	1000
February 2022	370600	3100
March 2022	372400	1800
April 2022	373500	1100
May 2022	373200	-300
June 2022	374300	1100
July 2022	375600	1300
August 2022	376800	1200
September 2022	377400	600
October 2022	376700	-700
November 2022	376900	200
December 2022	376500	-400
January 2023	376300	-200
February 2023	375100	-1200

South Carolina's Payroll Employment for Different Industries (Seas Adj.)

Use the links below to see the seasonally adjusted payroll employment and number of jobs added for the following selected South Carolina industries. You can also see the seasonally adjusted South Carolina payroll employment for many more industries at this link.