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1. www.ontario.ca › page › labour-marketOntario’s labour market | ontario.ca

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   2023 reports. Get the monthly Ontario labour market reports for 2023: December 2023 (Volume 23, Issue 12) November 2023 (Volume 23, Issue 11) October 2023 (Volume 23, Issue 10) September 2023 (Volume 23, Issue 9) August 2023 (Volume 23, Issue 8)

2. creastats.crea.ca › board › otta-employment-trendsOttawa Employment Trends | CREA Statistics

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   The unemployment rate in Ottawa was 5.5% as of May 2024, up 0.2% from the previous month. The unemployment rate stood 4.5% below the peak from July 2020 and is below the long-run average. There were 400 more full-time jobs in May 2024 compared to a month earlier. A loss of 1,800 part-time positions led to a decrease of 1,400 total jobs in May.

3. ottawacitizen.com › business › local-businessTwo years on: How the pandemic changed Ottawa's job market

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   Mar 11, 2022 · For every sector that reported job gains, there was another that suffered losses. ... this was a drop from 183,000 in February 2020 — when jobs in public administration accounted for 24 per cent ...

4. www.ontario.ca › document › ontario-employmentApril to June, 2021 | Ontario Employment Reports | ontario.ca

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   Year-over-year, Ontario’s employment, increased by 11.3% (+739,900) in the second quarter of 2021, while Canada’s employment increased by 11.9% (+1,996,000). Despite strong employment gains year-over-year, as of June 2021, employment in Ontario remains 2.5% below its pre-pandemic level in February 2020.

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5. www.ontario.ca › page › labour-market-report-june-2021Labour market report, June 2021 | ontario.ca

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   Chart 1 shows employment in Ontario from January 2005 to June 2021. Source: Statistics Canada, Labour Force Survey, Table 14-10-0287-01, (seasonally adjusted data). Download data, chart 1. Full-time vs. part-time. Full-time jobs increased by 24,700 (0.4%) and part-time jobs increased by 92,200 (7.6%) in June. Employment change by sex and age

6. www.fao-on.org › en › BlogOntario’s Labour Market in 2020

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   Feb 18, 2021 · The COVID‑19 pandemic caused an unparalleled disruption in Ontario’s labour market in 2020. According to Statistics Canada’s Labour Force Survey, the province lost 355,300 jobs in 2020 (a 4.8 per cent decline), the largest annual loss of employment on record. [2] The annual unemployment rate jumped to 9.6 per cent in 2020, the highest ...

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   Is Ontario a good place to work in 2021?

   • Despite strong employment gains year-over-year, as of June 2021, employment in Ontario remains 2.5% below its pre-pandemic level in February 2020. In June 2021, Ontario’s employment increased by 1.6% (+116,900), while Canada’s employment increased by 1.2% (+230,700).

   April to June, 2021 | Ontario Employment Reports | ontario.ca

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   How did Ontario workers perform in 2020?

   • These workers faced starkly different employment outcomes compared to other employees in 2020. Ontario employees in low‑wage jobs saw their employment decline by 27.0 per cent, while employment in other wage categories increased by 1.4 per cent.

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   How many people were employed in Ontario in June 2021?

   • Employment in Ontario increased by 116,900 (1.6%) in June, following consecutive declines in May (-31,600 or -0.4%) and April (-152,700 or 2.1%). In June, employment in Ontario was 7,300,700 and 190,400 (-2.5%) below its pre-COVID-19 February 2020 level. Chart 1 shows employment in Ontario from January 2005 to June 2021.

   Labour market report, June 2021 | ontario.ca

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   How many full-time jobs are there in Ontario in 2021?

   • Full-time jobs increase by 273,400 (4.7%) and part-time jobs increased by 71,300 (5.8%) in 2021. On an annual basis, Ontario’s employment in 2021 was still below its 2019 pre-pandemic level, at 7,366,400 in 2021 compared to 7,376,900 in 2019.

   Labour market report, December 2021 | ontario.ca

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   How did Ontario's employment change in 2021?

   • On an annual basis, Ontario’s employment in 2021 was still below its 2019 pre-pandemic level, at 7,366,400 in 2021 compared to 7,376,900 in 2019. Nationally, employment in Canada grew by 866,200 (4.8%) in 2021, the largest annual increase on record. The increase followed an employment decline of 986,400 (5.2%) in 2020.

   Labour market report, December 2021 | ontario.ca

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   How can I see job trends in Ontario?

   • 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: Read labour market reports We provide labour market information to help individuals and organizations make decisions about careers, education, training and employment.

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8. www.ontario.ca › page › labour-market-reportLabour market report, December 2021 | ontario.ca

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   In December, employment in Ontario was 160,600 (2.1%) above its pre-COVID‑19 February 2020 level. Chart 1 shows employment in Ontario from January 2005 to December 2021. Source: Statistics Canada, Labour Force Survey, Table 14-10-0287-01, (seasonally adjusted data).