For the country as a whole, 1989 marked the lowest unemployment rates before the onset of the reces- sion of the early 1990s. However, in some areas unemployment had begun to rise …

It rose sharply to 4.5 percentage points in 1993 from 2.2 points in 1989, reflecting the comparative depth and length of the Canadian recession. Then it began to shrink after the …

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At the same time that unemployment was declining for youths, it was increasing among persons aged 25 to 44: their unemployment rate rose from 5.9% in 1980 to 7.2% in 1989, while their …

Labour Force Survey, 1990 – 2000.

Unemployment increased by 6,000 among women aged 25 and over. There was little change in the unemployment rate for the main age and sex categories. The rate for young people aged 15 …

The unemployment rate of blue-collar workers was 9.1% in 1989, up by over half a percentage point from 1979, while the rate for white-collar occupations went up marginally to 6.1%.

The research reported in this volume was motivated by the observation of two troubling trends - rising and persistent unemployment. The contributors to this volume take a variety of analytical …

Between 1987 and 1988, the unemployment rate for these seven areas (which are all in Ontario or on its borders) dropped more quickly than those for the rest of the country. Their average 1987 …

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