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The STWDB Workforce Trends Dashboard shows current trends for our local workforce: how many people have the skills employers need, what jobs are in demand, and where there are gaps or overlaps. These insights support local strategic decision-making, smarter training investments, stronger services for job seekers and employers, and better alignment with local needs.

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Who lives in the region?

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Population Trend and Forecast

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Shows historical population changes and projected growth or decline for the selected geographic area, helping identify demographic shifts over time.

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Population by Age Cohort

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Age Group
Population
Percent of Total
Youth (0-19)111,136
23.84%
Working Age (20-64)255,704
54.86%
Seniors (65+)99,299
21.3%

Breaks down the population into age groups to reveal generational distribution and potential workforce availability.

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Who graduates from the region?

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Degrees & Certificates Completed By Program

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Description
2024 Completions
2011-2024 Trend
Total7,044
3.3K
7K
Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities1,589
0.2K
1.6K
Health Professions and Related Programs1,307
1K
1.3K
Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services882
0.7K
0.9K
Engineering/Engineering-related Technologies/Technicians796
0.2K
0.8K
Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services530
0.2K
0.5K
Culinary, Entertainment, and Personal Services469
0.1K
0.5K
Education246
0.4K
0.2K
Parks, Recreation, Leisure, Fitness, and Kinesiology139
0.1K
0.1K
Visual and Performing Arts139
0K
0.1K

Displays the number of degrees and certificates awarded by program area, indicating educational output and talent pipeline by field of study.

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Population by Age Cohort

Stark and Tuscarawas Counties

Age Cohort
2019 Population
2024 Population
% Change
2024 % of Cohort
Under 5 years26,614
25,665
-4%
5.51%
5 to 9 years27,121
27,905
3%
5.99%
10 to 14 years28,705
28,424
-1%
6.1%
15 to 19 years28,685
29,142
2%
6.25%
20 to 24 years27,513
27,199
-1%
5.83%
25 to 29 years28,987
27,727
-4%
5.95%
30 to 34 years26,730
29,473
10%
6.32%
35 to 39 years27,187
27,972
3%
6%
40 to 44 years25,614
28,181
10%
6.05%
45 to 49 years28,003
26,099
-7%
5.6%
50 to 54 years29,296
27,939
-5%
5.99%
55 to 59 years32,924
29,136
-12%
6.25%
60 to 64 years33,352
31,978
-4%
6.86%
65 to 69 years29,003
31,269
8%
6.71%
70 to 74 years23,258
26,018
12%
5.58%
75 to 79 years16,238
19,532
20%
4.19%
80 to 84 years11,264
11,811
5%
2.53%
85 years and over12,222
10,669
-13%
2.29%
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What is unemployment like?

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Unemployment Rate

% of working age population that is unemployed and actively seeking work.

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Illustrates % of working age (16 and over) population that is unemployed and actively seeking work.

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Labor Force Participation Rate

% of working age population that is employed

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Illustrates % of working age (16 and over) population that is employed. LFP represents the percentage of the working-age population (typically ages 16 and older) that is either employed or actively seeking employment

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Unemployment by Age

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Illustrates unemployment rates segmented by age group, highlighting which cohorts are unemployed and actively seeking work.

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Where are people working? 

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What does job availability look like?

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Open Jobs Over Time

Tracks the number of job postings by month, illustrating trends in employer demand and signaling shifts in hiring activity within the region.

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{county| Stark and Tuscarawas Counties} Occupation Information

Occupation Concentration shows what occupations have a larger than normal presence (>1.00).

Profession
2024 Jobs
2024 Median Earnings
2024 LQ (Occupation Concentration)
2019-2024 % Change in Jobs
Fast Food and Counter Workers
6,815
$27,443
1.46
-1.54%
Retail Salespersons
6,538
$29,418
1.14
-5.19%
General and Operations Managers
5,535
$77,442
1.16
91.2%
Stockers and Order Fillers
5,512
$34,807
1.59
96.45%
Home Health and Personal Care Aides
5,426
$29,268
0.88
16.31%
Cashiers
5,151
$28,258
1.28
-11.11%
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers
4,948
$52,300
1.27
22.36%
Registered Nurses
4,805
$78,074
1.14
9.2%
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand
4,650
$40,199
1.19
6.06%
First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers
3,983
$37,902
1.27
17.37%
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Provides a snapshot of employment occupation category, showing the most common job types and overall workforce makeup in the area. Occupations are grouped using 2-digit SOC codes, which are part of the Standard Occupational Classification—a standardized way organize occupations.

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Job Postings: Desired College Degrees

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Degree
Latest 365 Days Unique Postings
Latest 365 Days Unique Postings % Change
Nursing Science2,104
-13.3%
Business Administration and Management, General1,833
2.8%
Engineering, General1,681
4.5%
Business/Commerce, General870
8.9%
English Language and Literature, General693
-1.3%
Teacher Education, Multiple Levels663
-32.1%
Accounting631
-4.8%
Mechanical Engineering600
1.2%
Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technologies/Technicians, Other551
7.4%
Finance, General476
-4.4%
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Shows which college degrees (any degree level) employers most frequently request in job postings and how demand has changed over the last year.

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Job Postings: Desired Certificates

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Certification
Latest 365 Days Unique Postings
Latest 365 Days Unique Postings % Change
Registered Nurse (RN)5,055
23.3%
Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification2,795
0.8%
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)1,791
16.4%
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Certification1,413
-23.3%
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Certification968
-19.8%
Commercial Driver's License (CDL)845
0.7%
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)700
38%
Nurse Practitioner (APRN-CNP)678
16.1%
CDL Class A License617
6.5%
First Aid Certification530
8.9%
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Highlights the certifications employers most frequently request in job postings and how demand has changed over the last year, signaling key skill requirements in the local labor market. These are not college degrees—they include credentials or other industry-recognized certifications that qualify someone for specific roles, though often earned during or after completing a degree.

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Occupations with the Largest Hiring Declines

Occupation
Latest 720 Days Unique Postings
Latest 720 Days Unique Postings % Changeâ–˛
Median Salary
Computer and Mathematical Occupations1,542
-95.6%
$92,544
Business and Financial Operations Occupations3,863
-31.6%
$60,032
Transportation and Material Moving Occupations9,148
-28.9%
$41,600
Office and Administrative Support Occupations7,574
-16.8%
$37,504
Production Occupations7,238
-8.5%
$41,600
Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations6,158
-6.9%
$31,104
Protective Service Occupations1,002
-2.5%
$36,480
Sales and Related Occupations11,909
-1.3%
$39,552
Construction and Extraction Occupations2,179
-1.3%
$48,000
Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations2,037
-0.3%
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Occupations with the Largest Hiring Increases

Occupation
Latest 720 Days Unique Postings
Latest 720 Days Unique Postings % Changeâ–Ľ
Median Salary
Community and Social Service Occupations2,061
26.4%
$56,192
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations21,224
24.5%
$88,448
Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations1,191
21.6%
$72,064
Personal Care and Service Occupations1,386
13.3%
$44,160
Educational Instruction and Library Occupations2,475
11.8%
$36,224
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Occupations5,599
11.7%
$51,072
Architecture and Engineering Occupations2,189
10.1%
$72,576
Healthcare Support Occupations5,491
8.3%
$35,456
Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations3,018
4.1%
$33,408
Management Occupations7,427
1.5%
$61,056
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Posting Demand for In-Person Roles

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Latest 365 Days Unique Postings
Latest 365 Days Unique Postings % Change
Median Salary
Architecture and Engineering Occupations89
3.4%
$59,264
Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations115
-2.6%
$37,504
Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations601
16%
$31,104
Business and Financial Operations Occupations264
-4.9%
$54,912
Community and Social Service Occupations192
2.1%
$49,024
Computer and Mathematical Occupations64
7.8%
$46,720
Construction and Extraction Occupations259
15.4%
$45,696
Educational Instruction and Library Occupations324
14.2%
$33,408
Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations972
-2.3%
$29,568
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations902
-7.8%
$67,456
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Indicates the volume of job postings requiring on-site work, offering insight into traditional employment patterns.

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Posting Demand for Hybrid and Remote Roles

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Occupationâ–˛
Latest 365 Days Unique Postings
Latest 365 Days Unique Postings % Change
Median Salary
Architecture and Engineering Occupations63
-15.9%
$94,976
Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations19
-68.4%
$56,192
Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations7
-114.3%
$43,648
Business and Financial Operations Occupations290
-9.7%
$97,536
Community and Social Service Occupations78
-44.9%
$86,912
Computer and Mathematical Occupations209
5.3%
$148,352
Construction and Extraction Occupations15
53.3%
$46,592
Educational Instruction and Library Occupations32
3.1%
$48,640
Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations2
-50%
$30,160
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations173
24.9%
$107,776
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Displays demand for flexible work arrangements, including hybrid and fully remote positions, showing evolving workplace trends.

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Top 20 Companies Posting for Jobs

Company
Latest 365 Days Unique Postings
Latest 365 Days Unique Postings % Change
Cleveland Clinic1,196
-9%
Avera Health1,179
91.8%
Aultman Health Foundation937
-52.3%
Walmart455
12.5%
Synchrony408
29.7%
Vertiv397
53.7%
Altercare352
9.7%
Meijer276
25%
Goodwill248
25.8%
Ohio Gratings244
20.5%
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Lists the companies with the highest number of job postings targeting talent in our area. Note: These employers may be located in adjacent regions or operate remotely, but they are actively seeking to employ local talent.

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Top Skills: Demand vs. Supply

A Negative skills gap indicates more job postings than qualified candidates

Skill
Frequency in Job Postings
Frequency in Candidates
Skill Gap
Merchandising
8%
2%
-6%
Nursing
7%
1%
-6%
Restaurant Operation
6%
1%
-5%
Selling Techniques
5%
1%
-4%
Inventory Management
4%
3%
-1%
Marketing
4%
7%
3%
Food Safety And Sanitation
4%
1%
-3%
Cash Register
4%
1%
-3%
Housekeeping
4%
0%
-4%
Personal Protective Equipment
4%
0%
-4%
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Compares the most posted hard skills employers request in job postings with the skills candidates list on their online resumes or profiles. It also highlights the skill gap—where employer demand is higher than the available talent supply.

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Top 20 Companies by Demand

Job Postings

Company
Latest 90 Days Unique Postings
Latest 90 Days Unique Postings % Change
Median Salary
Cleveland Clinic487
6.6%
$41,600
Aultman Health Foundation345
-29%
Walmart262
38.5%
$42,624
Synchrony161
-8.1%
$148,224
Altercare132
12.1%
$39,424
Ohio Gratings110
3.6%
$45,568
Goodwill101
5.9%
$27,904
Avi Foodsystems91
9.9%
$33,408
Stark State College91
-15.4%
$50,304
Moran Transportation Corporation82
46.3%
$54,016
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