West Virginia Payroll Employment By County for The Private Goods Producing Industry in May, 2019
Updated on October 9, 2022.

According to recent data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, in May, 2019, West Virginia added 2,148 number of jobs to the private goods-producing industry. Among West Virginia counties, Marshall added the highest number of jobs (796), followed by Jackson (582), and Raleigh (286).

Interact with the charts below to see for each county, the number of payroll employment, and the number of jobs added in May, 2019. This information can also be found in a table below.

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West Virginia Payroll Employment By County for The Private Goods Producing Industry in May, 2019
West Virginia Jobs added By County The Private Goods Producing Industry in May, 2019
West Virginia Payroll Employment By County for The Private Goods Producing Industry in May, 2019
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County Number of Employment Jobs Added
Barbour 750 3
Berkeley 4157 69
Boone 976 13
Braxton 550 18
Brooke 1478 19
Cabell 6359 73
Calhoun 256 24
Clay 153 8
Doddridge 557 8
Fayette 1282 19
Gilmer 359 5
Grant 535 -63
Greenbrier 1616 -10
Hampshire 263 16
Hancock 2931 28
Hardy 2675 -39
Harrison 5221 -117
Jackson 3202 582
Jefferson 1459 9
Kanawha 8987 119
Lewis 1557 0
Lincoln 174 -6
Logan 2016 47
McDowell 973 -4
Marion 2667 -16
Marshall 5393 796
Mason 967 17
Mercer 1850 52
Mineral 2183 16
Mingo 1550 4
Monongalia 5953 -35
Monroe 592 4
Morgan 419 -6
Nicholas 1334 -48
Ohio 2343 33
Pendleton 183 4
Pleasants 813 1
Pocahontas 393 6
Preston 1685 53
Putnam 5193 135
Raleigh 4254 286
Randolph 1874 14
Ritchie 1642 16
Roane 574 5
Summers 116 12
Taylor 809 -5
Tucker 602 8
Tyler 577 -5
Upshur 1530 -16
Wayne 1257 25
Webster 369 9
Wetzel 771 -9
Wood 4416 -8
Wyoming 827 -28