Canada’s unemployment rate reaches record low, Statistics Canada
Posted: 06.10.2022
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Employment increased last month by 40,000 or 0.2% which was driven by full-time work gains.
Unemployment rate continues to decline, reaching record low in April
Posted: 05.06.2022
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The employment rate was little changed last month, after two consecutive months of growth.
Canada’s unemployment rate falls to record low at 5.3%
Posted: 04.08.2022
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In March, the unemployment rate fell by 0.2 percentage points to 5.3% - the lowest rate on record since comparable data became available in 1976.
Study shows 43% of Canadian office workers want to continue working from home post-pandemic
Posted: 03.24.2022
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A new survey shows that 2 in 5 or 43% of Canadians would consider looking for a new job if their employer mandated that they need to return to the office on a full-time basis.
Employment increased last month, offsetting losses in January
Posted: 03.14.2022
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After job losses at the beginning of the year, employment rose in February by 1.8 percentage points (337,000).
#BreakTheBias: International Women’s Day 2022, “Reducing Gender Bias in the Workplace”
Posted: 03.08.2022
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Today is International Women’s Day. It’s a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, political achievements of women.
Employment declines in January during the fifth wave of pandemic
Posted: 02.04.2022
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Employment fell last month by 200,000, spread between both full-time and part-time work.
One-in-three Canadians struggling with their mental health, study shows
Posted: 01.26.2022
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A new study has found that one-in-three Canadians are struggling with their mental health.
Employment Growth Continued in December, adding 55,000 jobs
Posted: 01.07.2022
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Employment rose by 55,000 last month, driven by gains in the goods-producing sector (+44,000).
Employment rose by 154,000 in November; Statistics Canada
Posted: 12.03.2021
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The economy added 154,00 jobs last month and was 1.0% (186,000) higher than its pre-COVID February 2020 levels.
