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   The 2020 Toronto Employment Survey offers a detailed picture of Toronto’s economy, highlighting key citywide trends and emerging patterns in the growth management areas of the Official Plan.

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3. dailyhive.com › toronto › top-gta-employers-2020These are the Greater Toronto Area's top employers for 2020

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   Toronto’s Top 100 Employers 2020: Mediacorp Canada has released Greater Toronto’s Top Employers 2020, highlighting the best places to work in the Toronto region.

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5. storymaps.arcgis.com › stories › 5a2ceaadd5094a25ad8Where Work Happens - ArcGIS StoryMaps

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   This map of Toronto shows urban economic structure in terms of the location of Avenues, Downtown and Centres, Core and General Employment Areas, as well as Secondary Plan Areas.

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7. www.toronto.ca › legdocs › mmis2020 Toronto Employment Survey

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   In 2020, 402,250 jobs were in Toronto’s designated Employment Areas, representing over one-quarter (27.7%) of the city's jobs. This is a decrease of 21,680 jobs (-5.1%) from 2019. Since 2015, overall employment in the Employment Areas has grown by 2.1% resulting in a net gain of 8,150 jobs.

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   What is the 2020 Toronto Employment Survey?

   • The 2020 Toronto Employment Survey offers a detailed picture of Toronto’s economy, highlighting key citywide trends and emerging patterns in the growth management areas of the Official Plan.

   Toronto Employment Survey 2020

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   How many jobs did Toronto have in 2020?

   • In 2020, the Toronto Employment Survey recorded 1,449,910 jobs citywide, a decrease of 119,890 jobs or 7.6% from 2019 (see Table 1). The decline follows a sustained period of growth from 2010 to 2019 that saw an annualized 2.1% net increase in employment (see Figure 1).

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   How many employment categories are there in Toronto?

   • The Survey utilizes six employment categories to reflect the underlying land use activities of employment across the city. See Maps A.1 to A.6 in the Appendix for the spatial distributions of their employment across Toronto. In 2020, all categories experienced above-average losses compared to the five-year trend.

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   How many jobs are there in Toronto?

   • Toronto’s Downtown and Central Waterfront (‘Downtown’) is a local and national economic hub. It contains 537,310 jobs, 37.1% of the city’s total, and has an average employment density of 25,110 jobs per km2 or 250 jobs per hectare. This represents a decline from the 2019 average employment density of 27,320 jobs per km2 or 273 jobs per hectare.

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9. geology.com › state-map › illinoisMap of Illinois - Geology.com

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   This is a generalized topographic map of Illinois. It shows elevation trends across the state. Detailed topographic maps and aerial photos of Illinois are available in the Geology.com store. See our state high points map to learn about Charles Mound at 1,235 feet - the highest point in Illinois.