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The **Canadian labor market** is closely monitored through various reports and statistics. Here are some key sources of information: 1. **Statistics Canada**: This agency provides comprehensive data on labor statistics in Canada. Their reports cover topics such as **earnings, wages, non-wage benefits, employment, unemployment, hours of work, job vacancies, and labor mobility**. You can find detailed information on their website. 2. **Recent Job Reports**:   - **May 2024**: Canada's economy added **39,800 jobs** last month, resulting in a record-low jobless rate of **5.1%**. Over **135,000 people** found full-time work during this period, offsetting a decline in part-time positions.   - **December 2023**: The Canadian labor market added a modest **0.1k positions** in December. Full-time employment decreased by **23.5k**, while part-time employment increased by **23.6k**. The unemployment rate remained steady at **5.8%**. 3. **Interactive Visualizations**: Websites like **Adecco** offer graphic visualizations of Statistics Canada's **Labor Force Survey**. These charts compare full-time and part-time employment, unemployment rates, and other relevant data across different age groups, sexes, and industries. Remember that these reports provide valuable insights into the Canadian job market, helping policymakers, businesses, and individuals make informed decisions about employment and economic growth.  May the Lunar New Year bring abundance, joy, and success to all Canadians, families, communities, and businesses.

Canada's job growth beats expectations in January as wage growth slows

Canada's job growth beats expectations in January as wage growth slows

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Impressive compilation of Canadian labor market insights—these statistics are invaluable for understanding economic trends and job market dynamics.

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