LABOUR FORCE STATISTICS REPORT MAY 2018
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1 LABOUR FORCE STATISTICS REPORT MAY 2018 MANITOBA BUREAU OF STATISTICS JUNE 8, 2018
2 CHARTS 1. UNEMPLOYMENT RATES, CANADA AND PROVINCES 2. YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT RATES, CANADA AND PROVINCES 3. TOTAL EMPLOYMENT, CANADA AND PROVINCES 4. MANITOBA EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY TABLES 1. PRINCIPAL LABOUR FORCE INDICATORS, MANITOBA AND CANADA 2. UNEMPLOYMENT RATES, CANADA AND PROVINCES 3. UNEMPLOYMENT RATES BY AGE AND SEX 4. YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT RATES, CANADA AND PROVINCES 5. SELECTED CITY UNEMPLOYMENT RATES 6. TOTAL EMPLOYMENT, CANADA AND PROVINCES 6A. FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT, CANADA AND PROVINCES 6B. PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT, CANADA AND PROVINCES 6C. PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT, CANADA AND PROVINCES 6D. PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT, CANADA AND PROVINCES 6E. MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT, CANADA AND PROVINCES 7. MANITOBA EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY Note All tables and charts contain seasonally adjusted data unless otherwise specified (I.e. part of table 1 and table 5)
3 CHART 1. UNEMPLOYMENT RATES CANADA AND PROVINCES (JAN - MAY 2018) PERCENT B.C. QUE ONT CAN SASK MAN ALTA N.S. N.B. PEI NFLD 20.0 PERCENT CHART 2. YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT RATES CANADA AND PROVINCES (JAN - MAY 2018) B.C. QUE CAN ONT SASK MAN ALTA N.B. PEI N.S. NFLD DATA SOURCE: STATISTICS CANADA DATA MANITOBA BUREAU OF STATISTICS
4 AGRIC ACC & OTHER PROF & MGMT EDUC & HLTH TRANSP TRADE FINANCE INFO PUB ADM CONST MFG FOREST UTIL CHART 3. TOTAL EMPLOYMENT CANADA AND PROVINCES (JAN - MAY 18/17) PERCENT PEI ALTA QUE ONT CAN B.C. N.S. MAN N.B. SASK NFLD PERCENT 14.4 CHART 4. MANITOBA EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY (JAN - MAY 18/17) DATA SOURCE: STATISTICS CANADA DATA MANITOBA BUREAU OF STATISTICS
5 TABLE 1: PRINCIPAL LABOUR FORCE INDICATORS, MANITOBA AND CANADA MANITOBA CANADA MAY 18 APR 18 MAY 17 MAY 18 APR 18 MAY 17 LABOUR FORCE seas. adj. 691, , ,900 19,747,800 19,758,700 19,643,700 actual 697, , ,600 19,972,800 19,611,200 19,882,000 EMPLOYMENT seas. adj. 646, , ,200 18,596,200 18,603,700 18,358,000 part time 126, , ,200 3,445,800 3,422,200 3,497,300 men 39,600 42,100 38,000 1,169,000 1,149,800 1,236,500 women 86,400 88,200 81,200 2,276,800 2,272,400 2,260,700 full time 520, , ,900 15,150,500 15,181,500 14,860,800 men 302, , ,500 8,560,400 8,581,000 8,372,100 women 217, , ,500 6,590,100 6,600,600 6,488,700 actual 652, , ,300 18,785,100 18,417,700 18,575,000 UNEMPLOYMENT seas. adj. 44,900 42,300 35,800 1,151,600 1,155,000 1,285,700 actual 45,000 43,800 35,300 1,187,800 1,193,400 1,307,000 UNEMPLOYMENT RATE seas. adj actual PARTICIPATION RATE seas. adj actual DATA SOURCE: STATISTICS CANADA MANITOBA BUREAU OF STATISTICS
6 TABLE 1 (CONTINUED): PRINCIPAL LABOUR FORCE INDICATORS, MANITOBA AND CANADA MANITOBA CANADA PERCENT CHANGE PERCENT CHANGE LABOUR FORCE MAY 18/ MAY 18/ CHANGE MAY 18/ MAY 18/ CHANGE APR 18 MAY 17 JAN-MAY 18 JAN-MAY 17 18/17 APR 18 MAY 17 JAN-MAY 18 JAN-MAY 17 18/17 seas. adj. 0.2% 1.8% 685, , % -0.1% 0.5% 19,736,100 19,600, % actual 1.8% 1.8% 682, , % 1.8% 0.5% 19,606,800 19,478, % EMPLOYMENT seas. adj. -0.2% 0.5% 644, , % 0.0% 1.3% 18,586,900 18,310, % part time -3.3% 5.7% 129, , % 0.7% -1.5% 3,448,300 3,511, % men -5.9% 4.2% 41,000 40, % 1.7% -5.5% 1,171,400 1,242, % women -2.0% 6.4% 88,400 80, % 0.2% 0.7% 2,277,000 2,269, % full time 0.6% -0.7% 514, , % -0.2% 1.9% 15,138,600 14,798, % men 1.0% 0.0% 299, , % -0.2% 2.2% 8,564,000 8,346, % women 0.1% -1.7% 215, , % -0.2% 1.6% 6,574,600 6,451, % actual 1.7% 0.4% 639, , % 2.0% 1.1% 18,405,000 18,127, % UNEMPLOYMENT seas. adj. 6.1% 25.4% 41,500 37, % -0.3% -10.4% 1,149,300 1,289, % actual 2.7% 27.5% 42,800 38, % -0.5% -9.1% 1,201,800 1,351, % seas. adj. 0.4pts 1.2pts pts 0.0pts -0.7pts pts actual 0.0pts 1.3pts pts -0.2pts -0.7pts pts PARTICIPATION RATE seas. adj. 0.1pts 0.4pts pts -0.1pts -0.5pts pts actual 1.2pts 0.5pts pts 1.2pts -0.5pts pts DATA SOURCE: STATISTICS CANADA NOTE: Year-to-date averages are rounded to the nearest hundred, whereas MANITOBA BUREAU OF STATISTICS year-to-date percent change calculations are based on the unrounded averages.
7 TABLE 2: UNEMPLOYMENT RATES, CANADA AND PROVINCES MAY 18 APR 18 MAY 17 JAN-MAY 18 JAN-MAY 17 MANITOBA CANADA NFLD P.E.I N.S N.B QUEBEC ONTARIO SASK ALBERTA B.C * MANITOBA RANK DATA SOURCE: STATISTICS CANADA MANITOBA BUREAU OF STATISTICS * Ranking is in ascending order from the lowest unemployment rate to the highest
8 TABLE 3: UNEMPLOYMENT RATES BY AGE AND SEX: MANITOBA CANADA MAY 18 APR 18 MAY 17 MAY 18 APR 18 MAY 17 JAN-MAY 18 JAN-MAY 17 JAN-MAY 18 JAN-MAY 17 BOTH SEXES MEN WOMEN DATA SOURCE: STATISTICS CANADA MANITOBA BUREAU OF STATISTICS
9 TABLE 4: YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT RATES, CANADA AND PROVINCES - 15 TO 24 YEARS OF AGE MAY 18 APR 18 MAY 17 JAN-MAY 18 JAN-MAY 17 MANITOBA CANADA NFLD P.E.I N.S N.B QUEBEC ONTARIO SASK ALBERTA B.C * MANITOBA RANK DATA SOURCE: STATISTICS CANADA MANITOBA BUREAU OF STATISTICS * Ranking is in ascending order from the lowest unemployment rate to the highest
10 TABLE 5: SELECTED CITY UNEMPLOYMENT RATES ACTUAL THREE MONTH MOVING AVERAGES MONTHLY MONTHLY ACTUAL MAY 18 MAY 17 JAN-MAY 18 JAN-MAY 17 MAY 18 MAY 17 MAY 18 MAY 17 WINNIPEG VANCOUVER EDMONTON CALGARY REGINA SASKATOON TORONTO OTTAWA MONTREAL HALIFAX ST. JOHN'S * WINNIPEG RANK (OUT OF 11 CITIES) DATA SOURCE: STATISTICS CANADA MANITOBA BUREAU OF STATISTICS * Ranking is in ascending order from the lowest unemployment rate to the highest
11 TABLE 6: TOTAL EMPLOYMENT, CANADA AND PROVINCES MAY 18 APR 18 MAY 17 JAN-MAY 18 JAN-MAY 17 CHANGE MANITOBA 646, , , , , % CANADA 18,596,200 18,603,700 18,358,000 18,586,900 18,310, % NFLD. 223, , , , , % P.E.I. 75,800 75,000 74,700 75,300 73, % N.S. 454, , , , , % N.B. 356, , , , , % QUEBEC 4,270,500 4,265,800 4,205,200 4,269,200 4,195, % ONTARIO 7,209,500 7,208,500 7,083,800 7,195,700 7,074, % SASK. 563, , , , , % ALBERTA 2,326,200 2,323,300 2,288,900 2,321,200 2,280, % B.C. 2,470,000 2,482,400 2,466,500 2,480,400 2,448, % DATA SOURCE: STATISTICS CANADA MANITOBA BUREAU OF STATISTICS NOTE: Year-to-date averages are rounded to the nearest hundred, whereas year-to-year percent change calculations are based on the unrounded averages.
12 TABLE 6A. FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT, CANADA AND PROVINCES MAY 18 APR 18 MAY 17 JAN-MAY 18 JAN-MAY 17 CHANGE MANITOBA 520, , , , , % CANADA 15,150,500 15,181,500 14,860,800 15,138,600 14,798, % NFLD. 186, , , , , % P.E.I. 63,500 63,000 62,700 62,800 62, % N.S. 374, , , , , % N.B. 307, , , , , % QUEBEC 3,455,900 3,493,500 3,374,900 3,488,100 3,368, % ONTARIO 5,914,100 5,893,200 5,755,700 5,879,700 5,744, % SASK. 461, , , , , % ALBERTA 1,918,900 1,915,700 1,880,900 1,913,100 1,856, % B.C. 1,948,300 1,964,300 1,934,000 1,946,400 1,923, % DATA SOURCE: STATISTICS CANADA MANITOBA BUREAU OF STATISTICS NOTE: Year-to-date averages are rounded to the nearest hundred, whereas year-to-year percent change calculations are based on the unrounded averages.
13 TABLE 6B. PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT, CANADA AND PROVINCES MAY 18 APR 18 MAY 17 JAN-MAY 18 JAN-MAY 17 CHANGE MANITOBA 126, , , , , % CANADA 3,445,800 3,422,200 3,497,300 3,448,300 3,511, % NFLD. 37,100 31,800 31,900 33,800 34, % P.E.I. 12,300 12,000 12,100 12,500 11, % N.S. 79,800 81,600 84,000 81,000 85, % N.B. 49,500 50,500 48,900 50,300 50, % QUEBEC 814, , , , , % ONTARIO 1,295,300 1,315,200 1,328,100 1,316,100 1,330, % SASK. 102, , , , , % ALBERTA 407, , , , , % B.C. 521, , , , , % DATA SOURCE: STATISTICS CANADA MANITOBA BUREAU OF STATISTICS NOTE: Year-to-date averages are rounded to the nearest hundred, whereas year-to-year percent change calculations are based on the unrounded averages.
14 TABLE 6C. PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT, CANADA AND PROVINCES MAY 18 APR 18 MAY 17 JAN-MAY 18 JAN-MAY 17 CHANGE MANITOBA 484, , , , , % CANADA 14,809,200 14,829,600 14,655,000 14,819,900 14,625, % NFLD. 161, , , , , % P.E.I. 55,800 55,700 55,500 55,700 54, % N.S. 344, , , , , % N.B. 268, , , , , % QUEBEC 3,331,200 3,320,800 3,283,000 3,321,800 3,283, % ONTARIO 5,846,200 5,850,700 5,756,800 5,847,400 5,750, % SASK. 424, , , , , % ALBERTA 1,870,400 1,890,000 1,855,700 1,881,100 1,845, % B.C. 2,022,400 2,033,300 2,029,100 2,034,600 2,016, % DATA SOURCE: STATISTICS CANADA MANITOBA BUREAU OF STATISTICS NOTE: Year-to-date averages are rounded to the nearest hundred, whereas year-to-year percent change calculations are based on the unrounded averages.
15 TABLE 6D. PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT, CANADA AND PROVINCES MAY 18 APR 18 MAY 17 JAN-MAY 18 JAN-MAY 17 CHANGE MANITOBA 162, , , , , % CANADA 3,787,000 3,774,100 3,703,000 3,766,900 3,684, % NFLD. 62,100 63,500 60,900 63,300 61, % P.E.I. 20,000 19,300 19,200 19,600 19, % N.S. 109, , , , , % N.B. 88,600 88,700 88,200 87,600 86, % QUEBEC 939, , , , , % ONTARIO 1,363,300 1,357,800 1,327,000 1,348,300 1,323, % SASK. 139, , , , , % ALBERTA 455, , , , , % B.C. 447, , , , , % DATA SOURCE: STATISTICS CANADA MANITOBA BUREAU OF STATISTICS NOTE: Year-to-date averages are rounded to the nearest hundred, whereas year-to-year percent change calculations are based on the unrounded averages.
16 TABLE 6E. MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT, CANADA AND PROVINCES MAY 18 APR 18 MAY 17 JAN-MAY 18 JAN-MAY 17 CHANGE MANITOBA 62,800 62,200 63,500 61,200 64, % CANADA 1,726,300 1,744,600 1,724,200 1,748,000 1,700, % NFLD. 8,400 9,100 9,200 9,500 8, % P.E.I. 6,900 6,600 6,700 6,700 6, % N.S. 32,000 31,100 31,900 31,400 29, % N.B. 30,900 32,700 31,700 32,400 30, % QUEBEC 487, , , , , % ONTARIO 759, , , , , % SASK. 28,900 28,700 28,600 28,400 28, % ALBERTA 131, , , , , % B.C. 177, , , , , % DATA SOURCE: STATISTICS CANADA MANITOBA BUREAU OF STATISTICS NOTE: Year-to-date averages are rounded to the nearest hundred, whereas year-to-year percent change calculations are based on the unrounded averages.
17 TABLE 7: MANITOBA EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY: YEAR-TO-DATE-AVERAGES PERCENT MAY 18 APR 18 MAY 17 JAN-MAY 18 JAN-MAY 17 CHANGE CANADA PERCENT CHANGE AGRICULTURE 26,800 26,800 23,500 26,400 23, % -0.6% FORESTRY, FISHING & MINING 6,200 6,700 7,100 6,500 7, % 3.0% UTILITIES 7,100 7,200 9,300 7,500 9, % 2.0% CONSTRUCTION 44,700 46,200 48,900 46,800 48, % 2.7% MANUFACTURING 62,800 62,200 63,500 61,200 64, % 2.8% TRADE 88,000 89,400 91,500 89,500 90, % 0.8% TRANSPORTATION SERVICES 38,100 37,600 36,500 37,200 37, % 4.9% FINANCE, INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE 36,700 36,000 36,900 36,500 37, % 0.4% & LEASING PROFESSIONAL & ADMINISTRATIVE 48,100 47,100 46,900 47,900 46, % 1.2% SERVICES EDUCATION & HEALTH SERVICES 156, , , , , % 1.0% INFORMATION, CULTURE & RECREATION 24,600 23,300 24,400 23,100 23, % 0.5% ACCOMMODATION & OTHER SERVICES 72,400 72,400 69,300 73,300 67, % 2.1% PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 33,800 33,300 33,700 32,400 33, % -0.1% TOTAL: ALL INDUSTRIES 646, , , , , % 1.5% TOTAL: GOODS PRODUCING 147, , , , , % 2.5% TOTAL: SERVICE PRODUCING 498, , , , , % 1.3% DATA SOURCE: STATISTICS CANADA MANITOBA BUREAU OF STATISTICS NOTE: Year-to-date averages are rounded to the nearest hundred, whereas year-to-date percent change calculations are based on the unrounded averages.
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