Oklahoma Payroll Employment By County for The Private Finance And Insurance Industry in September, 2021
Updated on January 12, 2024.

According to recent data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, in September, 2021, Oklahoma added -200 number of jobs to the private finance and insurance industry. Among Oklahoma counties, Cleveland added the highest number of jobs (23), followed by Le Flore (18), and Washington (12).

Interact with the charts below to see for each county, the number of payroll employment, and the number of jobs added in September, 2021. This information can also be found in a table below.

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Oklahoma Payroll Employment By County for The Private Finance And Insurance Industry in September, 2021
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Oklahoma Payroll Employment By County for The Private Finance And Insurance Industry in September, 2021
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County Number of Employment Jobs Added
Adair 114 3
Atoka 158 2
Beckham 250 4
Bryan 236 -10
Caddo 215 -10
Canadian 843 -25
Carter 646 -7
Cherokee 303 3
Choctaw 108 -4
Cimarron 27 0
Cleveland 2594 23
Comanche 1347 -15
Cotton 34 -1
Craig 180 4
Creek 465 -6
Custer 392 -4
Delaware 269 -7
Dewey 70 1
Garfield 736 -2
Garvin 246 -1
Grady 419 -4
Greer 27 -1
Harmon 49 0
Jackson 237 -1
Kay 377 -5
Kingfisher 185 -1
Kiowa 100 -1
Le Flore 473 18
Lincoln 484 -4
Logan 175 -2
Love 49 1
McClain 308 -8
McCurtain 247 -4
McIntosh 159 1
Marshall 79 0
Mayes 247 1
Murray 93 2
Muskogee 669 2
Okfuskee 54 0
Oklahoma 19630 -112
Okmulgee 340 1
Osage 118 1
Ottawa 250 -12
Payne 739 8
Pittsburg 347 0
Pontotoc 490 -2
Pottawatomie 583 -13
Pushmataha 84 2
Rogers 435 11
Seminole 206 -1
Sequoyah 227 1
Stephens 536 2
Texas 221 1
Tulsa 13933 -68
Wagoner 222 -2
Washington 712 12
Washita 92 -2
Woods 159 2
Woodward 278 -3