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Labor Force Participation Rates by County, 2022 Bucks 53.7% Labor Force Participation Rates Number of people in labor force divided by total population. Note: the 2022 labor force is the 12- month not seasonally adjusted average. Data sources: U.S. Census Population Estimates and Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry. Erie 47.4% Warren 46.1% McKean 41.6% Crawford Potter 43.7% Tioga 45.8% Bradford 46.3% Susquehanna 53.1% 45.3% Wayne 43.7% Forest 25.8% Venango 42.4% Elk 48.2% Cameron 44.5% Mercer 43.3% Lycoming 48.3% Sullivan 43.1% Wyoming 51.4% Lackawanna 48.3% Pike 42.4% Clarion Clinton 45.1% Luzerne 44.4% Jefferson Montour 44.5% 48.2% $49.8% Columbia Lawrence 46.2% Butler 50.0% Armstrong 48.2% Beaver 49.5% Indiana 43.6% Allegheny 51.2% Cambria Westmoreland 49.9% Clearfield 51.1% Monroe 49.4% Centre 45.1% 48.7% Union 45.5% Northumberland Carbon 50.0% Snyder 49.2% 46.0% Northampton 51.8% Mifflin 45.0% Juniata Schuylkill 45.2% Lehigh 52.8% 54.1% 42.2% Blair Huntingdon 49.2% 44.2% Perry Dauphin 54.0% 51.2% Lebanon 51.2% Berks 48.9% Washington 49.8% Cumberland 50.8% Montgomery 53.3% Greene 44.5% Fayette 43.9% Somerset 44.3% Bedford 50.0% Lancaster 51.2% Fulton Franklin 48.7% 49.4% Adams 52.0% York 51.5% Chester 53.3% Delaware 51.7% Philadelphia 46.2% Statewide Rate = 49.6% At or Below Statewide Rate Above Statewide Rate Rural and Urban Labor Force Participation Rates, 2012 to 2022 2019 2012 51.1% 2013 51.0% 2014 50.6% 2015 50.9% 2016 51.2% 51.6% 2017 51.1% 2018 51.1% 2020 50.6% 2021 50.0% 2022 50.5% 2012 49.3% 2013 49.0% 2014 48.4% 2015 48.5% 2016 48.5% 2017 2018 2019 48.3% 48.1% 48.0% 2020 47.9% • Rural 2021 47.0% 2022 47.1% • Urban Center for RURAL Pennsylvania

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