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8.0 million are employed82% in full-time jobs6.7% are unemployedView labour market information about five Ontario regions. You’ll find information about: 1. which jobs are currently in demand in each region 2. which jobs are expected to remain in demand for the next five years in each region Explore by region
Explore 516 job profilesto find the one that’s right for you. You’ll find information about the: 1. job description and 5-year outlook 2. number of people employed and where they work in Ontario 3. education and training requirements 4. average annual income 5. industries that employ people in these occupations Search job profiles
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Current labour market reports offer you another way to look at job trends in Ontario. Using Statistics Canada’s Labour Force Survey, these reports include things like: 1. provincial unemployment rate 2. cities with highest and lowest unemployment rates 3. job change by occupation Read labour market reports
We provide labour market information to help individuals and organizations make decisions about careers, education, training and employment.
Our information comes from a variety of sources including the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development, Statistics Canada, other federal and provincial ministries, related associations and licensing bodies, the National Occupational Classification (NOC)system, and labour market data subscription services.
Most charts and tables on our job profiles use data from the 2016 Census. Job growth uses data from the Labour Force Survey. The federal government and the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development develop occupational projections every two years, which provide the basis of Ontario’s job outlook ratings. These are also the so...
Current labour market reports offer you another way to look at job trends in Ontario. Using Statistics Canada’s Labour Force Survey, these reports include things like: 1. provincial unemployment rate 2. cities with highest and lowest unemployment rates 3. job change by occupation
September 2023 Labour Market Report: CSV, Chart 1, employment in Ontario from January 2005 to September 2023, 1Kb; CSV, Chart 2, industries with highest and lowest employment change in Ontario, August 2023 to September 2023, 2Kb; CSV, Chart 3, employment change for occupations in Ontario from September 2022 (year-to-date) to September 2023 ...
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May 3, 2022 · (May 3, 2022 – Toronto, Ontario) – Interactive Ontario is excited to announce it will conduct a Benchmarking Study on Ontario’s Creative Technology Labour Market, in collaboration with its partners, the City of Toronto and the Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC).
Labour market report, April 2023. Employment in Ontario increased by 32,700 in April. Get the details in this report. On this page. Quick facts. In April 2023: There were 12.7 million people in Ontario aged 15 years or older. 8.4 million (65.6%) were in the labour force. The labour force increased by 29,800 (0.4%) in May compared to April.
May 25, 2023 · This first-ever report on creative tech labour in Ontario sets the stage for the development of a labour strategic plan, supporting the growth and global competitiveness of the sector in the province.
