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Labour force in New Brunswick

436.3 thousandlabour force in 2025
405.2 thousandemployed
7.1%unemployment rate

Occupation groups in New Brunswick

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New Brunswick, 2025. Groups with no published figure are absent.
Occupation groupEmployed (thousands)
Sales and service90.1
Trades, transport and equipment operators65.5
Business, finance and administration64
education, law and social, community and government services53.9
Health39.8
Management31.5
Natural and applied sciences27
manufacturing and utilities16.8
Natural resources, agriculture and related production9.4
art, culture, recreation and sport7

Unemployment rate over time

Unemployment rate, New Brunswick, every year on file
YearRateEmployed (thousands)
20257.1%405.2
20247.0%400
20236.6%388.6
20227.2%375.6
20219.3%364.6
202010.4%351.5
20198.2%361.7
20188.1%359.9
20178.3%359.4
20169.7%357.6
201510.1%354.7
201410.1%357.4
201310.4%357
201210.5%354.4
20119.6%356.4
20109.4%359.4
20099.0%361.9
20088.7%362.1
20077.7%357.8
20069.2%349.7
20059.7%346.5
20049.8%348.1
200310.2%341.7
200210.1%341.9
200111.1%330
200010.0%331.6
199910.2%325.7
199812.2%316.1
199712.6%310.1
199611.6%305.8
199511.4%307.5
199412.5%298.6
199312.6%299.9
199213.0%296.9
199112.7%295.2
199012.1%300.3
198912.1%296.8
198811.8%291
198713.2%280.3

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Occupation groups in New Brunswick

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Employment by occupation group in New Brunswick, 2025Groups with no published figure for this place and year are absent from the chart.Sales and serviceSales and service: 90.1 thousand90.1Trades, transport and equipment operatorsTrades, transport and equipment operators: 65.5 thousand65.5Business, finance and administrationBusiness, finance and administration: 64 thousand64education, law and social, community and govereducation, law and social, community and gover: 53.9 thousand53.9HealthHealth: 39.8 thousand39.8ManagementManagement: 31.5 thousand31.5Natural and applied sciencesNatural and applied sciences: 27 thousand27manufacturing and utilitiesmanufacturing and utilities: 16.8 thousand16.8Natural resources, agriculture and related proNatural resources, agriculture and related pro: 9.4 thousand9.4art, culture, recreation and sportart, culture, recreation and sport: 7 thousand7Source: Statistics Canada Table 14-10-0416. Survey estimates.

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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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