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Learn more about COVID-19 in Saskatchewan. Daily case numbers and information for businesses and workers.

The Re-Open Saskatchewan plan was released on April 23rd.

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Labour Market Information

The "Labour Market" is the big-picture view of employment in Saskatchewan.

These statistics, forecasts and reports on Saskatchewan's labour market can help businesses match workers with employment needs, which results in lower unemployment, a higher-performing workforce and a more successful economy.

Related Items

2019 Saskatchewan Detailed Occupational Outlook
The detailed occupational outlook provides current and future labour market information for 437 occupations in Saskatchewan, including occupational outlooks and forecasted job openings for five years (2019 to 2023), estimated wages and employment for 2019, the skill/educational level required and the most in-demand soft skills for each occupation.
2019 Saskatchewan Industry Labour Demand Outlook
The industry labour demand outlook provides forecasted job openings and employment growth for 16 major industries in Saskatchewan for five years (2019 to 2023), and the most in-demand soft skills for each industry.
2019 Saskatchewan Labour Demand Outlook
The labour demand outlook provides an overview of Saskatchewan’s forecasted job openings for five years (2019 to 2023) by 10 major occupational groups and by 5 skill/education levels.
2020-2029 Construction and Maintenance Labour Outlook for Saskatchewan
BuildForce Canada’s annual Construction and Maintenance Looking Forward - Saskatchewan Highlights offers a 10-year forecast scenario of workforce demand and supply for 34 trades and occupation related to the construction and maintenance industry in Saskatchewan.
Small Business Profile 2019
Small businesses employed 31% of Saskatchewan's workers and paid out over $6.3 billion in wages and salaries in 2018.
Saskatchewan Bureau of Statistics
The Saskatchewan Bureau of Statistics is located within the Ministry of Finance and is the designated focal point for communications with Statistics Canada and dissemination of its information.
Statistics Canada: Labour Force Survey
A monthly household survey provides reliable estimates of employment and unemployment for Canada and the provinces and territories.

Labour Market Information

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