The Canadian labor market has been robust since 2016 and is a major highlight for the economy. TD economist Brian DePratto said, “Wow. This was by and large a solid report. Nearly every indicator of quality came in strong this month.” He said this sends the message that employers have faith in their economy. The overall gain in April was fueled by 73,000 new full-time jobs and 83,800 jobs in the private sector. The latest positions were spread over many sectors, with both factory and services seeing gains. Employment increased by 32,400 in retail and wholesale jobs and the construction industry increased by 29,200 positions. Jobs Across the World has a team of career development experts dedicated to helping you get hired for the job you want and deserve. Contact them today!

An increase of 66,400 part-time positions for workers 15-24 years old caused the youth unemployment rate to drop to 10.3 percent. Ontario, Alberta, Quebec, and Prince Edward Island all saw net job increases. Nearly 80 percent of the gain was in Ontario. Quebec’s jobless rate decreased to 4.9 percent, setting a new record. Senior economist Robert Kavicic said overall active numbers show the economy is rebuilding momentum following a winter slowdown. Over the long-term, Canada is on a solid employment run. Submit your resume to Jobs Across the World for a job opportunity no matter where you are located. All international applications are accepted. You will be updated on new positions that match your qualifications.

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Ottawa has a jobless rate of only 4.5 percent and the job growth in the region is at 3.3 percent. The second city with the best Canadian job market is Edmonton, the capital city of Alberta. Guelph, Ontario, situated 62 miles west of Downtown Toronto, is third on the list. Contact Jobs Across the World to be matched with the perfect job for your skill set.

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The unemployment rate in B.C. dropped to 4.2 percent, which is the lowest since June 2008. Metro Vancouver’s unemployment rate fell slightly reaching 4.5 percent. The first half of the year had job losses, so the newest report shows recovery is happening, according to Lovei. Statistics Canada said nationally the Canadian job market increased by 63,000 jobs, moving the unemployment rate to 5.9 percent which offsets the job losses in August. September saw part-time jobs in Canada increase by almost 80,000 positions, an increase of 55,000 over the predicted amount by analysts. If you will consider relocating for a job opportunity, Jobs Across the World is right for you. They can match your skill set with a job opening. It does not matter where you currently live or where the job is located.

The unemployment rate in the United States dropped more than was expected to 3.7 percent in September 2018. Analysts predicted there would be 185,000 new U.S. jobs created, when in fact there were only 134,000 positions added. On a year-over-year analysis, Canada gained 222,000 positions since 2017. Statistics Canada reported the Canadian international merchandise trade balance improved in August 2018, showing a surplus for the first time since 2016. Jobs Across the World has a team of professional career development experts who are trained to help you get hired for the job you have been desiring. Contact them today!

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The survey is a confidence booster for the Bank of Canada policy makers who now realize the economy needs higher borrowing costs to bring rates to more normal levels. The rate has increased four times over the last year, and it is expected to hike four more times over the next year. The Bank of Canada said, “responses to the autumn Business Outlook Survey indicated that near-term business prospects continue to be robust. Strong demand and elevated capacity pressures support firms’ investment and employment intentions.” JobsAWorld matches job seekers with employers looking for workers, no matter where either is located. If you would consider relocating for the perfect job, submit your resume today. The team of career development experts will help to get you the job you are desiring. Contact them today!

The Bank of Canada’s total gauge of sentiment measured at 2.83, although slightly less than the second quarter of 3.11, is one of the highest on record dating back to 2001. The Canadian dollar gained 0.1 percent reaching C$1.3010 per U.S. dollar. The unique integrated platform provided by Jobs Across the World matches your resume with open jobs all around the world. All international applications are welcome. You will be updated on new job openings that match your qualifications no matter where they are located.

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