Pennsylvania Payroll Employment By County for The Private Agriculture Forestry Fishing And Hunting Industry in July, 2021
Updated on January 12, 2024.

According to recent data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, in July, 2021, Pennsylvania added 380 number of jobs to the private agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting industry. Among Pennsylvania counties, Franklin added the highest number of jobs (231), followed by Adams (52), and Bucks (40).

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Pennsylvania Payroll Employment By County for The Private Agriculture Forestry Fishing And Hunting Industry in July, 2021
Pennsylvania Jobs added By County The Private Agriculture Forestry Fishing And Hunting Industry in July, 2021
Pennsylvania Payroll Employment By County for The Private Agriculture Forestry Fishing And Hunting Industry in July, 2021
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County Number of Employment Jobs Added
Adams 1577 52
Allegheny 498 10
Armstrong 119 5
Beaver 47 11
Berks 2678 -36
Blair 253 -11
Bradford 194 -18
Bucks 660 40
Butler 364 28
Cambria 141 9
Cameron 13 0
Carbon 59 -1
Centre 267 2
Chester 5005 -82
Clarion 70 -1
Clearfield 47 5
Clinton 262 -5
Crawford 396 24
Cumberland 402 36
Dauphin 197 8
Delaware 56 -3
Elk 54 -2
Erie 530 -21
Fayette 108 9
Franklin 1493 231
Greene 4 0
Huntingdon 270 7
Indiana 251 -23
Jefferson 322 -4
Lackawanna 294 29
Lancaster 3092 31
Lawrence 77 3
Luzerne 122 -2
Lycoming 100 1
McKean 99 -1
Mercer 208 0
Mifflin 210 13
Monroe 200 2
Montgomery 719 14
Northampton 230 25
Northumberland 335 -5
Pike 16 4
Potter 124 -7
Schuylkill 725 3
Somerset 171 -5
Sullivan 13 -3
Susquehanna 50 3
Tioga 117 2
Venango 41 -4
Warren 61 5
Washington 127 -2
Wayne 38 -3
Westmoreland 326 -20
Wyoming 194 -8
York 769 -1