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Canadian Job Postings Through May 7: Momentum Pauses
Brendon Bernard - May 11, 2021
State of the Labour Market
April Labour Force Survey: An Expected Setback
Line graph titled “Canadian employment and hours worked fell in April.” With a vertical axis ranging from -30% to 0%, Indeed tracked the percent change in hours worked and employment along a vertical axis ranging from January 2020 to May 2021. In April 2021, hours worked was at -28% and employment was at -16%. Caption added post-publication.
Brendon Bernard - May 7, 2021
Line graph titled “Canadian employment and hours worked fell in April.” With a vertical axis ranging from -30% to 0%, Indeed tracked the percent change in hours worked and employment along a vertical axis ranging from January 2020 to May 2021. In April 2021, hours worked was at -28% and employment was at -16%. Caption added post-publication.
State of the Labour Market
April Labour Force Survey Preview: Back in Pause?
Line graph titled “Third-wave could send vulnerable sectors downward.” With a vertical axis ranging from -40% to 0%, Indeed tracked the employment change along a horizontal axis ranging from January 2020 to March 2021 with lines representing “early shut-down,” “wholesale and retail trade,” and “rest of economy.” As of April 2021, early shut-down employment in accommodation and food service was at -14.4%. Caption added post-publication.
Brendon Bernard - May 4, 2021
Line graph titled “Third-wave could send vulnerable sectors downward.” With a vertical axis ranging from -40% to 0%, Indeed tracked the employment change along a horizontal axis ranging from January 2020 to March 2021 with lines representing “early shut-down,” “wholesale and retail trade,” and “rest of economy.” As of April 2021, early shut-down employment in accommodation and food service was at -14.4%. Caption added post-publication.
Coronavirus
Canadian Job Postings Through April 23: Still Rolling
Brendon Bernard - April 28, 2021
Coronavirus
Remote Job Postings Triple During Pandemic, But Will It Last?
Brendon Bernard - April 28, 2021
Coronavirus
Canadian Job Postings Through April 9: Elevated Demand
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Brendon Bernard - April 15, 2021
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State of the Labour Market
March Labour Force Survey: Big Gains, but the Third Wave Looms
Line graph titled “Retail rebounds, early shut-down sectors still lag.” With a vertical axis ranging from -50% to 10%, Indeed tracked the percentage employment change along a horizontal axis ranging from January 2020 to April 2021 with lines representing “early shut-down,” “wholesale and retail trade,” and “rest of economy.” As of April 9 2021, employment in accommodation and food service was at -14.4%. Caption added post-publication.
Brendon Bernard - April 9, 2021
Line graph titled “Retail rebounds, early shut-down sectors still lag.” With a vertical axis ranging from -50% to 10%, Indeed tracked the percentage employment change along a horizontal axis ranging from January 2020 to April 2021 with lines representing “early shut-down,” “wholesale and retail trade,” and “rest of economy.” As of April 9 2021, employment in accommodation and food service was at -14.4%. Caption added post-publication.
State of the Labour Market
March Labour Force Survey Preview: Back on Track?
Line graph titled “Recovery will require sustaining strong growth.” With a vertical axis ranging from 50% to 64%, Indeed tracked the employment rate under different month employment growth scenarios along a horizontal axis ranging from January 2020 to January 2023, with lines representing +150k per month, +95k a month, and +50k a month. Canada will likely need employment growth to average roughly 95,000 per month over the rest of the year for the current gap to close before 2022. Caption added post-publication.
Brendon Bernard - April 6, 2021
Line graph titled “Recovery will require sustaining strong growth.” With a vertical axis ranging from 50% to 64%, Indeed tracked the employment rate under different month employment growth scenarios along a horizontal axis ranging from January 2020 to January 2023, with lines representing +150k per month, +95k a month, and +50k a month. Canada will likely need employment growth to average roughly 95,000 per month over the rest of the year for the current gap to close before 2022. Caption added post-publication.
Coronavirus
Canadian Job Postings Through March 26: Capping off a Strong Month
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Brendon Bernard - March 30, 2021
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Coronavirus
Canadian Job Postings Through March 12: Hot Streak Continues
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Brendon Bernard - March 18, 2021
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