PO Box 156 • Hartwell, GA • 706.856.2452

Hart Talent & Workforce

Hart County offers a skilled, motivated, and adaptable workforce that meets the needs of today's industries while preparing for tomorrow's opportunities.

Our community benefits from a strong pipeline of talent supported by Hart College and Career Academy, Work-Based Learning, technical colleges, and regional universities that emphasize career readiness and hands-on learning.

Employers in advanced manufacturing, logistics and professional services find a dependable labor force with both technical expertise and soft skills that drive productivity. Local workforce development partners including WorkSource Georgia, economic development organizations, and industry-led training initiatives ensure workers remain current with evolving technologies and best practices.

With a culture rooted in hard work, collaboration, and continuous improvement, Hart County's people are its greatest assets — helping companies grow, innovate, and succeed.

Regional Workforce Data

Average Household Income

$90,131

Manufacturing Average Salary

$60,000 or $29/hour

Median Age

39.5

Working in Manufacturing

39%

Working in Services

48.2%

Working in Retail Trade

11%

Working in Construction

7.5%

Working in Transportation/Utilities

5.2%

Source: Esri 2025

Right to Work

Georgia is a right-to-work state, prohibiting union membership or dues payment as a condition of employment, thus giving workers the freedom to choose whether to join a union. As of 2024, only 3.8% of workers in Georgia are union members.

(Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 2024)