Press Release: Employment Landscape in West Virginia and Surrounding Areas
West Virginia’s Manufacturing and Employment Sectors Stand Strong
West Virginia continues to showcase robust employment dynamics, with Toyota Motor Manufacturing leading as the top employer in the state, boasting 2,103 employees in Buffalo. Other key manufacturers include Pilgrim’s Corp. (2,000 employees) and Northrup Grumman Innovation Systems (1,600 employees).
In Wood County, the largest employer is WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center, with 2,275 employees, followed by the Bureau of the Fiscal Service and Wood County Schools. The county’s primary industries include trade, transport, and utilities (23%), along with leisure and hospitality (13.1%).
Additionally, Washington County’s employment landscape is highlighted by Memorial Health System, employing over 3,000 individuals, followed by various manufacturing firms contributing significantly to job creation. Healthcare remains a leading industry across both counties.
This diverse employment environment is a testament to West Virginia’s resilience and adaptability, attracting and sustaining a skilled workforce in various sectors, from manufacturing to healthcare. As the region evolves, continued growth in these industries promises to support local economies and offer job opportunities for residents.
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