State of the Labour Market

State of the Labour Market
August 2021 Labour Force Survey: Another Step Forward
Line graph titled “Job hopping finally rebounds.” With a vertical axis ranging from 0.0% to 0.9%, Indeed tracked the Canadian job changing rate between January 2018 and August 2021, according to the Labour Force Survey, with a horizontal line representing the 2019 average job changing rate of 0.69% to the current rate of 0.76%.
Brendon Bernard - September 10, 2021
Line graph titled “Job hopping finally rebounds.” With a vertical axis ranging from 0.0% to 0.9%, Indeed tracked the Canadian job changing rate between January 2018 and August 2021, according to the Labour Force Survey, with a horizontal line representing the 2019 average job changing rate of 0.69% to the current rate of 0.76%.
State of the Labour Market
August Labour Force Survey Preview: Goods-Producing Sectors a Drag on Recent Job Growth
Line graph titled “Goods producing industries have slipped since March.” With a vertical axis ranging from -1,000% to 0%, Indeed tracked the percent change in employment since February 2020 along a vertical axis ranging from November 2019 to July 2021. In July 2021, goods producing industries was at -140% and pandemic-vulnerable services was at -356%.
Brendon Bernard - September 8, 2021
Line graph titled “Goods producing industries have slipped since March.” With a vertical axis ranging from -1,000% to 0%, Indeed tracked the percent change in employment since February 2020 along a vertical axis ranging from November 2019 to July 2021. In July 2021, goods producing industries was at -140% and pandemic-vulnerable services was at -356%.
Coronavirus
Canadian Job Postings Through August 27: Mentions of Vaccine Requirements Rising Quickly
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Brendon Bernard - September 1, 2021
Person typing on laptop on desk
Coronavirus
Indeed Job Search Survey July 2021: Most Canadians Not Currently Searching for New Jobs
Outdoor shot of a smiling businesswoman holding coffee and files.
Brendon Bernard - August 24, 2021
Outdoor shot of a smiling businesswoman holding coffee and files.
State of the Labour Market
July Labour Force Survey: Reopening Didn’t Pack the Same Punch
Line graph titled “Pandemic exposed sectors made modest gains in July.” With a vertical axis ranging from -40% to 0%, Indeed tracked the employment change along a horizontal axis ranging from January 2020 to July 2021 with lines representing “early shut-down,” “wholesale and retail trade,” and “rest of economy.” As of July 2021, early shut-down employment in accommodation and food service was at -12.7%.
Brendon Bernard - August 6, 2021
Line graph titled “Pandemic exposed sectors made modest gains in July.” With a vertical axis ranging from -40% to 0%, Indeed tracked the employment change along a horizontal axis ranging from January 2020 to July 2021 with lines representing “early shut-down,” “wholesale and retail trade,” and “rest of economy.” As of July 2021, early shut-down employment in accommodation and food service was at -12.7%.
State of the Labour Market
July Labour Force Survey Preview: Will Reopening Help the Long-Term Jobless?
Line graph titled “Long-term joblessness remains elevated.” With a vertical axis ranging from 0% to 3.5%, Indeed tracked the number of Canadians who had been out of work over 12 months and wanted a job as a percent of the Canadian population, between January 2018 and June 2021, according to the Labour Force Survey. In June 2021, the long-term jobless rate was 2.8%, up from 1.3% in June 2019.
Brendon Bernard - August 4, 2021
Line graph titled “Long-term joblessness remains elevated.” With a vertical axis ranging from 0% to 3.5%, Indeed tracked the number of Canadians who had been out of work over 12 months and wanted a job as a percent of the Canadian population, between January 2018 and June 2021, according to the Labour Force Survey. In June 2021, the long-term jobless rate was 2.8%, up from 1.3% in June 2019.
Coronavirus
Canadian Job Postings Through July 30: Still Rising
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Brendon Bernard - August 4, 2021
Recruiter conducting an interview
Coronavirus
Canadian Job Postings Through July 16: Demand Is Strong
Business woman waving, smiling at the laptop screen
Brendon Bernard - July 21, 2021
Business woman waving, smiling at the laptop screen
State of the Labour Market
June Labour Force Survey: A Solid, but Not Spectacular Third Reopening
Line graph titled “Employment rose in June, hours worked didn’t.” With a vertical axis ranging from -30% to 0%, Indeed tracked the percent change in hours worked and employment since February 2020 along a vertical axis ranging from January 2020 to June 2021. In June 2021, hours worked was at -4.0% and employment was at -1.8%.
Brendon Bernard - July 9, 2021
Line graph titled “Employment rose in June, hours worked didn’t.” With a vertical axis ranging from -30% to 0%, Indeed tracked the percent change in hours worked and employment since February 2020 along a vertical axis ranging from January 2020 to June 2021. In June 2021, hours worked was at -4.0% and employment was at -1.8%.
State of the Labour Market
June Labour Force Survey Preview: How Quickly Can Reopening Close the Gap?
Line graph titled “Reopening pace of growth needed for rapid recovery.” 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 May 2023, with lines representing +150k per month, +95k a month, and +50k a month. If gains can sustain an average of 150,000 per month, the share of the population with a job should be back to its February level of 61.8% before the end of this year.
Brendon Bernard - July 7, 2021
Line graph titled “Reopening pace of growth needed for rapid recovery.” 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 May 2023, with lines representing +150k per month, +95k a month, and +50k a month. If gains can sustain an average of 150,000 per month, the share of the population with a job should be back to its February level of 61.8% before the end of this year.
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