Canada Adds 400,000 Job Vacancies And The Eligible Requirements Are…

Recently, the Canadian governments of Ontario and Saskatchewan revealed a combined total of about 400,000 additional job vacancies, bringing the overall number of open positions in Canada to approximately 994,800.

The job vacancy rate—the total number of open positions divided by the labor market’s demand—rose to 5.7%, showing a need to fill positions in the face of a labor shortage.

Health and social support, lodging and food services, retail commerce, professional, scientific, and technical services, and manufacturing are the industries with the most open employment. Below, certain industries are highlighted.

Scientific and Technical Services: There were approximately 61,900 job openings in this industry, which includes accounting, legal services, architectural and engineering, computer system design, management consulting, advertising, and others.

Retail trade: With 117,300 open positions in September, there was a modest increase in job openings in the retail sector. This suggests that there will always be a need for people in this industry.

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Health care and Social Assistance: In September, there were more open positions in the health care and social assistance sectors than in August, when there were a record-high number of vacancies.

Due to the strong need for professionals like doctors, nurses, physicians, surgeons, etc., the industry has seen a 25% growth in job openings year over year.

Accommodation and Food Services: Typically, this industry requires labor, lodging, and food services. In total, there were around 152,400 open posts in September.