Forecaster Charts & Tables
Employment
Good jobs creation and low unemployment rates are pivotal to GDP growth and construction activity.
Change in Total Employment — Canada vs U.S.
The latest data points are for March 2021.
*“Year-over-year†is each month versus the same month of the previous year.
Data sources (seasonally adjusted): Statistics Canada and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (Department of Labor).
Chart: É«ÖÐÉ« — CanaData.
Change in Construction Employment — Canada vs U.S.
The latest data points are for February 2021.
*“Year-over-year†is each month versus the same month of the previous year.
Data sources (seasonally adjusted): Statistics Canada and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (Department of Labor).
Chart: É«ÖÐÉ« — CanaData.
Change in Private Sector vs Public Sector Employment in Canada
The latest data points are for February, 2021.
*“Year-over-year†is each month versus the same month of the previous year.
Data sources (seasonally adjusted): Statistics Canada.
Chart: É«ÖÐÉ« — CanaData.
Change in Full-time vs Part-Time Employment in Canada
The latest data points are for February, 2021.
*“Year-over-year†is each month versus the same month of the previous year.
Data sources (seasonally adjusted): Statistics Canada.
Chart: É«ÖÐÉ« — CanaData.
Change in Manufacturing Employment — Canada vs U.S.
The last data points are for February, 2021.
“Year-over-year†is the monthly figure versus the same month of the previous year.
Data sources (seasonally adjusted): Statistics Canada and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Chart: É«ÖÐÉ« — CanaData.
Change in Service Sector Employment — Canada vs U.S.
The latest data points are for February, 2021.
*“Year-over-year†is each month versus the same month of the previous year.
Data sources (seasonally adjusted): Statistics Canada and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (Department of Labor).
Chart: É«ÖÐÉ« — CanaData.
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