Top 34 employers in Butler County: Who has the most workers?

Butler County has a diverse collection of major employers that include a mix of education, manufacturing, healthcare and others that safeguard against a potential economic meltdown, even a crippling pandemic.

Butler County’s development department updates its list of top employers every other year. For a recent report, Journal-News reporters studied the updated list of top employers and what that group says about Butler County.

Here’s a look at the top 34 employers in the county, which have at least 350 employees:

Name	Employees	Industry
Miami University	4,250	Education
Cincinnati Financial Corp.	3,234	Insurance
GE Aviation	2,500	Manufacturing
Cleveland-Cliffs	2,421	Manufacturing
Butler County government	2,044	Government
Lakota Schools	1,827	Education
Mercy Regional Hospital	1,400	Healthcare
Liberty Mutual	1,400	Insurance
Koch Foods	1,200	Food Service
UC Health West Chester Hospital	1,045	Healthcare
Kettering Health Hamilton	1,028	Healthcare
Hamilton Schools	1,000	Education
Tyson Foods	901	Manufacturing
Fairfield Schools	900	Education
Cornerstone Brants	896	Consumer Goods
Baker Concrete	804	Manufacturing
ThysennKrupp Bilstein of America	800	Manufacturing
Express Scripts	750	Healthcare
Pacific Manufacturing Inc.	700	Manufacturing
Cincinnati Childrens	700	Healthcare
Veritiv Corporation	675	Distribution
City of Hamilton	650	Government
Community First Solutions	620	Healthcare
Procter & Gamble	558	Manufacturing
Deceuninck North America	550	Manufacturing
Miller Coors	548	Food/Beverage
Takumi Stamping	500	Manufacturing
Barclaycard	500	Communication
Totes Isotoner	450	Manufacturing
Martin Brower	450	Food Service / Manufacturing
Edgewood Schools	420	Education
Tri-County Extended Care	405	Healthcare
Square D (Schneider Electric)	398	Manufacturing
StarTek	350	Communication

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About the Author

Denise G. Callahan

Denise has been reporter with Cox since 2006. She covers Butler County government including all elected office holders, departments and independent boards; Ross and West Chester townships. She strives to deliver the most impactful, comprehensive and crucial information about all aspects of local government to her readers every day.