100
Biggest Employers in Georgia USA
Employers
– Total Employees
Home
Depot 406,000
UPS
355,520
Randstad
125,000
Coke
100,300
Hansen
Beverage 100,300
Delta
87,263
Cox
Communications 60,000
Georgia
Pacific 55,000
Genuine
Parts 40,000
West
Rock 39,000
NCR
33,500
Southern
Co. 32,015
Arby’s
27,930
Porsche
24,480
Sun
Trust 24,375
State
of Georgia 22,000
Onity
22,000
WellStar
Health System 20,000
AGCO
19,795
DAL
Global Services 19,000
Cox
Media Group18,967
Carter’s
18,300
Gentiva
Health Services 17,200
Waffle
House 15,000
HD
Supply 14,999
Northside
Hospital 14,020
Corestaff
Services 14,000
DPMA
13,590
Graphic
Packaging Intl. 13,000
Rollins
12,153
Halvard
Health 12,000
Emory
University 11,930
Acuity
Brands 11,800
Aaron’s
11,500
Total
System Services 11,500
Novelis
11,450
Insight
Global 11,127
Flowers
Foods 10,800
World
Financial Group 10,585
Gwinnett
Public Schools 10,580
Children’s
Healthcare 10,495
Aflac
10,212
Watkins
Motor Lines 10,001
Spherion
10,000
Primrose
Schools 10,000
Morrison
Healthcare 10,000
CARE Coop
Assistance Relief 10,000
University
of Georgia 9,930
Equifax
9,500
Americold
9,462
Emory
Healthcare 9,310
Kajima
USA 9,000
American
Cancer Society 8,870
Global
Payments 8,760
Veritiv
8,700
STAR
8,000
Asbury
Automotive Group 7,900
Ina
Schaeffler Group 7,700
NAPA
Auto Parts 7,620
Georgia
Power 7,527
Ciox
Health 7,500
RaceTrac
7,450
Fleetcor
7,100
Invesco
7,030
Trulite
7,020
Arris
7,020
Southwire
7,000
Gulfstream
Aerospace 6,800
Cooper
Lighting 6,739
Krystal
6,500
Cobb
Public Schools 6,250
Chick
Fil A 6,152
Fulton
Public Schools 6,010
Angelica
5,900
Oxford
Industries 5,800
Navicent
Health 5,791
Rheem
Manufacturing 5,700
Hooters
5,600
Centex
Real Estate 5,600
Davidson
Hotels 5,485
YMCA
Atlanta 5,450
CNN
5,392
Florida
City Gas 5,203
Inercontinental
Exchange 5,128
City
of Atlanta 5,000
Jockey
Intl. 5,000
Serta
Simmons 5,000
Hospitality
Staffing 5,000
Northeast
GA Health System 5,000
Church’s
Chicken 4,950
Fieldale
Farms 4,800
Renltokill
Steritech 4,657
Pulte
Group 4,623
Cumulus
Media 4,563
Grady
Hospital 4,500
Synovus
4,436
Gupsum
Supply 4,400
TitleMax
4,335
Heartland
Payment Systems 4,272
Automation
Personnel Services 4,200
Home Depot
Georgia has large
companies headquartered in its big cities. If the employment totals indicate
our emphasis, we must conclude that data from the largest 100 employers in
Georgia concludes Transport and Warehouse ranks first, with Retail in 2nd
place and Manufacturing in 3rd place. Not all these jobs are in Georgia.
Transport & Warehouse 514,545
UPS
355,520
Delta
87,263
DAL
Global Services 19,000 Delta
Carter’s
18,300 warehouse
HD
Supply 14,999 distribution
Watkins
Motor Lines 10,001
Americold
9,462 cold storage
Retail 504,950
Home
Depot 406,000
Genuine
Parts 40,000
Porsche
24,480 dealer
Aaron’s
11,500
Asbury
Automotive Group 7,900 dealer
NAPA
Auto Parts 7,620
RaceTrac
7,450
Manufacturing 275,404
Georgia
Pacific 55,000 wood products
West
Rock 39,000 packaging
NCR
33,500 electronics
Onity
22,000 electronic locks
AGCO
19,795 Ag equipment
Graphic
Packaging Intl. 13,000
Acuity
Brands 11,800 lighting
Novelis
11,450 metal fab
Veritiv
8,700 packaging
Ina
Schaeffler Group 7,700 automotive
Trulite
7,020 aluminum
Arris
7,020 electronics
Southwire
7,000 wire & cable
Gulfstream
Aerospace 6,800
Cooper
Lighting 6,739
Oxford
Industries 5,800 clothing
Rheem
Manufacturing 5,700 hvac
Jockey
Intl. 5,000 clothing
Serta
Simmons 5,000 bedding
Food 216,200
Coke
100,300
Hansen
Beverage 100,300
Flowers
Foods 10,800 bakery
Fieldale
Farms 4,800 meat processor
Staffing Temp Service 169,327
Randstad 125,000
Corestaff
Services 14,000
Insight
Global 11,127
Spherion
10,000 staffing
Hospitality
Staffing 5,000
Automation
Personnel Services 4,200 temp svc
Healthcare 121,716
WellStar
Health System 20,000
Gentiva
Health Services 17,200
Northside
Hospital 14,020
Halvard
Health 12,000
Childrens
Healthcare 10,495
Morrison
Healthcare 10,000
Emory
Healthcare 9,310
Ciox
Health 7,500
Angelica
5,900 hospital laundry svc
Navicent
Health 5,791
Northeast
GA Health System 5,000
Grady
Hospital 4,500
Financial 104,970
Sun
Trust 24,375
DPMA
13,590 Delta Insurance
Total
System Services 11,500
World
Financial Group 10,585
Aflac
10,212 insurance
Equifax
9,500
Invesco
7,030
Intercontinental
Exchange 5,128 commodities
Synovus
4,436 bank
TitleMax
4,335
Heartland
Payment Systems 4,272 lending
Media 96,922
Cox
Communications 60,000
Cox
Media Group18,967
STAR
8,000 telecom
CNN
5,392 TV
Cumulus
Media 4,563 radio
Restaurant 66,132
Arby’s
27,930
Waffle
House 15,000
Krystal
6,500
Chick
Fil A 6,152
Hooters
5,600
Church’s
Chicken 4,950
Government 59,770
State
of Georgia 22,000
Gwinnett
Public Schools 10,580
University
of Georgia 9,930
Cobb
Public Schools 6,250
Fulton
Public Schools 6,010
City
of Atlanta 5,000
Utilities 44,745
Southern
Co. 32,015
Georgia
Power 7,527 Southern Co
Florida
City Gas 5,203 Southern Co
Real Estate 41,518
Rollins
12,153 Orkin pest control
Kajima
USA 9,000 construction
Centex
Real Estate 5,600
Davidson
Hotels 5,485
Renltokill
Steritech 4,657 pest control
Pulte
Group 4,623 construction
Gypsum
Supply 4,400 building materials
Non-Profit 24,320
CARE
Coop Assistance Relief 10,000
American
Cancer Society 8,870
YMCA
Atlanta 5,450
Education 21930
Emory
University 11,930
Primrose
Schools 10,000
Software 15860
Global
Payments 8,760
Fleetcor
7,100 payments
Comments
Georgia
ranks 8th in State Nominal GDP of $588.2 billion in 2019. Georgia
has a robust agricultural economy.
Georgia rainfall averages 50 inches per year. But the big money comes from the large cities
like Atlanta. Georgia has a population of 10.6 million and over half live in
the large cities.
Rural
counties and large cities were both hard hit by the off-shoring of
manufacturing jobs, but the cities recovered a bit by adding more corporate
headquarters and a few large manufacturing plants. The electronics boom of the
1980s brought 100 electronics manufacturing plants to Georgia, but they closed
with the end of the electronics and telecom design cycles in the 2000s. Georgia
needs to restore manufacturing, particularly in the rural cities.
Norb Leahy, Dunwoody
GA Tea Party Leader
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