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View labour market information about five Ontario regions. You’ll find information about: which jobs are currently in demand in each region. which jobs are expected to remain in demand for the next five years in each region. Explore by region.
Get a snapshot of key facts about the state of Ontario's labour market in the past month. Employment in Ontario grew by 22,400 (+0.3%) in July, with gains exclusively in full-time employment (+1.1%; +69,900), and sizable losses in part-time employment (-3.2%; -47,500).
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Get an overview of current labour market conditions. Find out how the labour market evolved in your province or territory over the past month based on key metrics from the Labour Force Survey and other sources. Browse snapshots.
Jan 30, 2023 · 60 per cent of the job vacancies in Ontario required no more than high school education, paying on average less than $20 an hour. Nearly 200,000 jobs required less than one year of experience.
Fourteen of the 16 major industries in Ontario saw an increase in employment in 2023. Health care and social assistance recorded the largest increase in employment (37,600 or 4.0 per cent), while wholesale and retail trade saw a decrease in employment (-24,300 or -2.1 per cent).
Employment in Ontario grew in October 2022 from the previous month, representing a 2.0% year-over-year increase. Overall employment gains in October (+42,700; +0.6%) were mostly attributed to part-time work (+37,400; +2.8%).
