Workforce Statistics

Non-permanent residents accounted for 13.7 per cent of Canada’s retail workforce in 2024, up from 2.8 per cent in 2017, according to… …

Employers investing heavily in artificial intelligence and other workplace technology are largely convinced the spending is paying off, but many of their… …

Registered nurses in Canada are earning less in real terms than they did before the pandemic, even though their ranks have grown… …

Human resources teams have earned a seat at the strategic table, but repetitive work, rising costs and widening skills gaps are limiting… …

By Craig Lord The labour market stalled for a second month in a row in September, pushing back on calls for interest… …

Canada lost 68,000 jobs in September, the second straight monthly drop, as cuts in schools and a slide in youth employment pushed… …

Canadian employers added 26,100 people to their payrolls in July, marking a fourth consecutive monthly increase, according to Statistics Canada’s Survey of… …

Canadians who immigrated as children and went on to become certified tradespeople earn significantly less than their Canadian-born counterparts throughout their careers,… …

Nearly four in five licensed and unlicensed home-based child care providers in Canada were operating at full capacity in April 2024 and… …

Nearly half of working Canadians are now financially stressed, up from roughly one-third historically, and employers are paying for it in lost… …