On Wednesday, June 26, 2013, Statistics Canada released the second set of data from the 2011 National Household Survey (NHS). The release focuses on education, labour, place of work and language of work. It also features two analytical reports.
This report provides a descriptive portrait of the Canadian labour force. It features an industry profile, the most common occupations for men and women, as well as an overview of employment by level of educational attainment. The report briefly touches on workers aged 55 and over and interprovincial mobility.
Three companion reports are also available. They analyze the educational attainment of Aboriginal peoples, commuting to work and language used in the workplace.
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