September is the fifth consecutive month to see national employment gains since the beginning of the pandemic.
Niagara enjoyed increases in employment between July and August of 2020. August’s data report 9,200 individuals gaining employment in Niagara. Compared to this time last year, however, the current data show 16,100 fewer employed Niagara residents.
This edition of the Eye on Employment follows Niagara’s transition into stage 3 of pandemic recovery. As such, NWPB has attempted to offer as much context as possible on Niagara’s changing employment patterns.
This edition of the Eye on Employment is once again released amid exceptional times. As such, NWPB has attempted to offer as much context…
This edition of the Eye on Employment once again occurs alongside singular times. NWPB has attempted to offer as much context as possible on the scope and impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Niagara.
The COVID-19 Coronavirus represents an unprecedented economic and employment disruption. On April 9, 2020, Statistics Canada will release new data for its monthly Labour Force Survey. Whatever these data show us, it is clear that things will not be business as usual.
The Eye on Employment is NWPB’s monthly breakdown of the latest data from Statistics Canada’s Labour Force Survey. In this document, we will provide…
The Eye on Employment is NWPB’s monthly breakdown of the latest data from Statistics Canada’s Labour Force Survey. In this document, we will provide…
The Eye on Employment is NWPB’s monthly breakdown of the latest data from Statistics Canada’s Labour Force Survey. In this document, we will provide…
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