Canadian employers are in need of foreign workers. With the passage of time, more and more job opportunities are available in the labor market. For many of you, this is more than just an announcement; it is a new optimism. Its detail showed that Canada is providing many new job opportunities mainly in the departments of food, medical, IT, and accommodation sectors. In other words, Canada has become the hub of new job opportunities.
In the month of May, a total of 671,000 workers on the vacant posts were hired by Canadian employers.
Most in-demand jobs nationwide
The medical department remained on the top in May. The reason is it offered the highest number of job opportunities, which were almost more than half (1/6th) of the overall jobs offered by other departments. The vacant job posts were a total of 107,300 in just the medical department.
The departments of food and accommodations remained in the second position in May. The job posts these departments offered are a total of 78,000 including 73,800 seats for retail marketing.
Jobs opportunities in Canadian provinces
The Canadian provinces are also in need of foreign workers. According to the latest issued reports, some of the provinces got the following ratio from the total jobs posts in Canada:
Province | The ratio of jobs offered from the total |
Quebec | 5.1% |
B.C | 5% |
New Brunswick | 4.9% |
Newfoundland | 2.8% |
Quebec is in the top position in May by gaining a 5.1% ratio in comparison with the total jobs were offered. Then comes B.C with the 5% ratio maintaining the second-top position. New Brunswick and Newfoundland maintaining 4.9 and 2.8 percent respectively.
Professionals needed in Alberta
The new job seekers can make up their career in the following professions in Alberta province:
- Health policy researchers, consultants, and program officers (NOC 4165)
- Employment insurance, immigration, border services, and revenue officers (NOC 1228)
- Computer and information systems managers (NOC 0213)
- Database analysts and data administrators (NOC 2172)
- Information systems analysts and consultants (NOC 2171)
- Nursing co-ordinators and supervisors (NOC 3011)
- Software engineers and designers (NOC 2173)
- Construction inspectors (NOC 2264)
- Family, marriage, and other related counselors (NOC 4153)
- Pharmacists (NOC 3131)
Atlantic provinces need workers
The 4 Atlantic provinces of Canada need more foreign workers through the Atlantic Immigration Pilot program. The Harris Centre gave a statement at the Memorial University in Newfoundland. The main motive of the statement was to reveal the actions of employers in order to hire international students and immigrants in Atlantic provinces Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland and Labrador. The statement showed the viewpoint of employers to overview the hardships they are facing in order to hire the newcomers. About 88% of employers admired the work of international students and immigrants by saying they were keen and consistent. This shows that the Atlantic Canada employers are demanding new international workers in their staff. You can read here more about AIPP.
Job opportunities in British Columbia
According to the latest research report of the federal government, the following job sectors are at boom BC:
- Underground production and development miners (NOC 8231)
- Payroll administrators (NOC 1432)
- Computer programmers and interactive media developers (NOC 2174)
- Information systems analysts and consultants (NOC 2171)
- Technical sales specialists (NOC 6221)
- Janitors, caretakers, and building superintendents (NOC 6733)
- Elementary and secondary school teacher assistants (NOC 4413)
- Cooks (NOC 6322)
- Material handlers (NOC 7452)
- Transport truck drivers (NOC 7511)
The reason for more job offers
The reason behind all these opportunities is COVID-19. Let’s explain how the COVID-19 became a reason for new hope for every one of you.
Due to the lockdown, all the businesses and companies were closed. The workers and the international students working in all these departments were restricted to go to the workplaces. The employers were wanting to call their staff back for work but unfortunately, they were all unable to do this.
As the situation of COVID-19 is not worse than in the past and restrictions are slowly coming to end, the employers are offering more jobs to compensate for the loss that they faced economically and to make their businesses more prosperous than before.
Labour Force Survey Report
The report from the Labour Force Survey reveals that there is an increase in the workers of 12% from May to June. The reason, the employers are hiring more and more workers as mentioned above. Besides this, the people also are worried about their jobs due to the pandemic. The COVID-19 was even worse for the workers.
The report from RBC reveals that Canada will need more immigrants in the future for the economy and labor force growth maintenance. The reason is, in this pandemic the rate of resignations and retirements applications had increased.
Andrew Agospsowicz also talked about it. He shared his views by saying the rate of resignations and retirement applications had increased due to the dissatisfaction. Now, as the state’s financial situation is getting better day by day, the rate of new workers is also increasing. Those who had submitted their applications for the retirements will get the response most probably at the end of 2021. The delay in response was due to the pandemic.