Occupation groups
These are the broad groups in the National Occupational Classification. They are mutually exclusive and they add up to the total — which is why the sub-groups beneath them are not shown as if they were separate.
Employment by occupation group
The broad groups, which together make up the total.
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Source: Statistics Canada — Labour force characteristics by occupation, annual (Table 14-10-0416).
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How many people work in each occupation group in each province, and how that has changed every year since 1987 — labour force, employment, unemployment and the unemployment rate, by occupation, province and gender.
Source: Statistics Canada — Labour force characteristics by occupation, annual (Table 14-10-0416) — Statistics Canada Open Licence. Data refreshes annual. Every page links the row it came from.
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