West Virginia Payroll Employment By County for The Private Natural Resources And Mining Industry in January, 2022
Updated on January 6, 2024.

According to recent data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, in January, 2022, West Virginia added 18,863 number of jobs to the private natural resources and mining industry. Among West Virginia counties, Mingo added the highest number of jobs (399), followed by Monongalia (145), and Harrison (99).

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West Virginia Payroll Employment By County for The Private Natural Resources And Mining Industry in January, 2022
West Virginia Jobs added By County The Private Natural Resources And Mining Industry in January, 2022
West Virginia Payroll Employment By County for The Private Natural Resources And Mining Industry in January, 2022
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County Number of Employment Jobs Added
Berkeley 156 -55
Boone 617 -26
Braxton 92 48
Cabell 61 -1
Fayette 414 45
Gilmer 98 1
Grant 91 3
Greenbrier 262 -4
Hampshire 62 20
Hancock 38 1
Hardy 113 1
Harrison 882 99
Jackson 60 -2
Jefferson 101 -3
Kanawha 1384 51
Lewis 179 1
Lincoln 28 0
Logan 1249 61
McDowell 799 15
Marion 751 -4
Marshall 1355 -239
Mercer 306 53
Mineral 29 -3
Mingo 802 399
Monongalia 631 145
Monroe 63 -2
Morgan 100 -6
Nicholas 357 4
Pendleton 77 3
Pleasants 96 3
Pocahontas 48 -8
Preston 74 10
Putnam 59 -4
Raleigh 1733 -42
Randolph 362 21
Ritchie 513 -96
Roane 217 -19
Summers 28 0
Upshur 130 -24
Wayne 85 45
Webster 85 3
Wetzel 420 -4
Wood 55 -1
Wyoming 1017 14