Hire at a Regional Level
Clarion County’s strategic location along Interstate 80 provides employers access to a broad, multi-county labor shed, significantly expanding workforce availability for growing and relocating companies.
The local workforce embraces rural life and is not afraid to commute. The picturesque country roads offer a more relaxing commute than the bumper-to-bumper traffic of busier metropolitan areas. The average commute time in Clarion County is 25 minutes.
Find Trained Manufacturing Employees
According to Census data, 13% of Clarion County workers are employed in manufacturing. Companies can easily find employees with manufacturing experience and skills to enter new roles.
Local employees are particularly skilled in wood products manufacturing and modular housing. However, there is also a strong advanced manufacturing presence in the region.
Pull From a Healthcare and Education Backbone
Healthcare and education are the two leading industries supporting Clarion County residents. According to the 2023 U.S. Census, 28% of residents work in education and healthcare.
Clarion County is ripe for healthcare expansion with a labor shed that understands the needs of medical providers.
Local Education Options
Clarion County Schools
Higher Education
Clarion Co. Career Center