Workforce Statistics

A new Statistics Canada study reveals that Canada’s temporary worker and student populations decline more rapidly than previously understood, with implications for …

Employees with disabilities have a median job tenure that generally matches what would be expected given their age, gender and sector, but …

More than one-third of immigrants who came to Canada intending to work as nurses were not employed in the profession by 2021, …

Statistics Canada research shows Toronto’s financial district contains more than 3,600 teleworkable jobs per half-square-kilometre, suggesting significant potential for office-to-residential building conversions …

The food services and drinking places sector increasingly relies on non-permanent residents to fill critical staffing gaps, with this workforce segment growing …

Most organizations investing in artificial intelligence for sales are not seeing improved results, according to new research that suggests companies are rushing …

The number of Canadians receiving regular employment insurance benefits jumped 13.2 per cent in the first seven months of 2025, reaching 552,000 …

Canada’s job market cooled significantly in the second quarter of 2025, with vacancies falling to their lowest level in seven years as …

By Daniel Johnson A rise in manufacturing sales in July could indicate early signs of a recovery after the sector was hit hard …

Most Canadian companies believe they can protect jobs during a potential recession, but their employees are far less convinced, according to a …