Temporary workforce in the Miami Valley
In an uncertain economy, more and more companies are relying on temporary workers, who accounted for about one-fifth of private-sector job growth in this region in 2012.
Click on the counties to see the number of temporary employees in a given year. Hover over bars for more information.
Butler
2002
1,674
Clark
2002
1,154
Darke
2002
N/A
Greene
2002
556
Miami
2002
1,063
Montgomery
2002
9,204
Warren
2002
791
Butler
2003
1,435
Clark
2003
1,474
Darke
2003
N/A
Greene
2003
N/A
Miami
2003
N/A
Montgomery
2003
8,985
Warren
2003
1,108
Butler
2004
2,167
Clark
2004
647
Darke
2004
N/A
Greene
2004
700
Miami
2004
N/A
Montgomery
2004
8,635
Warren
2004
1,090
Butler
2005
4,213
Clark
2005
585
Darke
2005
N/A
Greene
2005
535
Miami
2005
N/A
Montgomery
2005
7,976
Warren
2005
1,250
Butler
2006
4,213
Clark
2006
607
Darke
2006
N/A
Greene
2006
545
Miami
2006
1,693
Montgomery
2006
7,207
Warren
2006
1,396
Butler
2007
4,530
Clark
2007
814
Darke
2007
N/A
Greene
2007
658
Miami
2007
1,594
Montgomery
2007
6,104
Warren
2007
2,003
Butler
2008
4,056
Clark
2008
1,053
Darke
2008
N/A
Greene
2008
427
Miami
2008
1,286
Montgomery
2008
5,319
Warren
2008
1,784
Butler
2009
2,531
Clark
2009
940
Darke
2009
N/A
Greene
2009
213
Miami
2009
714
Montgomery
2009
3,867
Warren
2009
1,093
Butler
2010
2,571
Clark
2010
1,139
Darke
2010
100
Greene
2010
200
Miami
2010
1,110
Montgomery
2010
4,695
Warren
2010
1,273
Butler
2011
2,946
Clark
2011
1,366
Darke
2011
168
Greene
2011
171
Miami
2011
1,305
Montgomery
2011
5,342
Warren
2011
1,492
Butler
2012
3,760
Clark
2012
1,276
Darke
2012
220
Greene
2012
N/A
Miami
2012
N/A
Montgomery
2012
5,732
Warren
2012
1,430
County
Year
Workers
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
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2012
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics