The dashboard of the Qu&eacute;bec Progress Indicators shows the trend for each indicator. The main results are updated regularly in a summary table. Detailed information is provided for each indicator.

Labour force, employment and unemployment data, as well as participation, employment and unemployment rates by administrative region, by census metropolitan area and for Qu&eacute;bec.

The monthly publication R&eacute;sultats de l&rsquo;Enqu&ecirc;te sur la population active pour le Qu&eacute;bec presents the labour market conditions in Qu&eacute;bec using data disseminated by Statistics Canada.

In the 4th quarter of 2021, there were about 238,000 job vacancies in Qu&eacute;bec. Compared with the 4th quarter of 2020, this number has increased by approximately 91,000 (60%). About 180,000 (76%) of these vacant positions are full-time, while just over 200,000 (86%) are permanent.

Short highlights and data are presented in the form of graphs to provide a better understanding of the situation of young people in Qu&eacute;bec. The seven main themes covered are: employment, entrepreneurship, the environment, culture, education, health, and citizenship.

The objective of the Annuaire qu&#xE9;b&#xE9;cois des statistiques du travail is to present a portrait of labour market and working conditions. The publication examines the main labour market indicators (employment...

This bulletin contains articles based on data from the&nbsp;Labour Force Survey&nbsp;and the&nbsp;Qu&eacute;bec Survey on Total Compensation. Every issue addresses a theme related to the labour market and working conditions.

According to the Survey of Employment, Payrolls and Hours, 2001-2021.

Donn&#xE9;es sur l&apos;emploi salari&#xE9; et le travail autonome selon le secteur d&#x2019;appartenance (public/priv&#xE9;), le statut d&#x2019;emploi (permanent/temporaire) et le r&#xE9;gime de travail (temps plein/temps partiel).

Data on labour market participation by family status (age of the youngest child), 1976-2021, Qu&eacute;bec, Ontario and Canada.&nbsp;

Data on population, labour force, employment, unemployment, and employment and participation rates by length of residence and sex, 2006-2021, Qu&#xE9;bec, Ontario and Canada.

Trends in employment according to various criteria, including personal characteristics, economic sectors, work pattern and class of worker. It also analyzes the main labour market indicators and provides a brief analysis of earnings and hours of work.

Donn&eacute;es 1997-2021 sur l'emploi selon le statut d'emploi, le secteur d'apparenance et le r&eacute;gime de travail.

Data on unemployment and inactivity in Qu&#xE9;bec, Ontario and Canada. The results are broken down by various workforce characteristics.

Key labour market indicators by different workforce characteristics.

Les mouvements mensuels de l&rsquo;emploi et du taux de ch&ocirc;mage refl&egrave;tent les effets des restrictions, de leur retrait graduel et des r&eacute;ponses des gouvernements, des entreprises et des particuliers. Les graphiques et la&nbsp;ligne du temps pr&eacute;sent&eacute;s illustrent ces &eacute;volutions.

Published annually, the&nbsp;Panorama des r&eacute;gions du Qu&eacute;bec&nbsp;draws a socioeconomic portrait of the 17 administrative regions and the regional county municipalities (RCMs) that comprise them.

The analyses include graphs and tables on the evolution of labour force participation during the pandemic across the country. The situation in the third quarter of 2021 is compared with that in the last quarter of 2019, a few months before the various provinces declared a health emergency.

Le taux d&rsquo;emploi des personnes de 15 &agrave; 64&nbsp;ans ayant une incapacit&eacute; est de 55&nbsp;%, comparativement &agrave; 75&nbsp;% pour celles qui n&rsquo;en ont pas.

The annual publication Emploi salari&eacute; et r&eacute;mun&eacute;ration de l'industrie de la finance et des assurances, Canada et provinces, provides information on the number of payroll jobs, payroll expenses, and average weekly earnings by industry.

In Qu&eacute;bec, in the fourth quarter of 2020, employment continued its upward trend that started in the third quarter and reached 97.5% of the level observed in the last quarter of 2019, i.e. before the pandemic. Qu&eacute;bec had the lowest unemployment rate (7.2%) of all the provinces compared.

An analysis of the situation in August&nbsp;2020 compared with August&nbsp;2019 shows that the employment recovery rate in Qu&eacute;bec is 93.5% while the total payroll recovery rate is 101.4%.

Evolution of the salary scales of the Quebec administration and those of the non-union private sector between 2008 and 2018.

Compared to the same period last year (March to June), Qu&eacute;bec&rsquo;s economy lost some 450,000 jobs due to COVID-19&mdash;a 10% drop from 2019 when total employment was 4,327,500 jobs (average from March to June).

This collection describes the current situation of Quebecers aged 15 to 29 and the patterns of this population over the last 20 years. Themes: health, education, citizen participation, employment and entrepreneurship.&nbsp;

Workforce and job qualification remains a current issue because of the complex relationship between labour supply and demand. For a number of years, notably in Qu&#xE9;bec, there has been an increase in the...

Ces tableaux pr&#xE9;sentent, &#xE0; partir des donn&#xE9;es de la collecte de l&apos;Enqu&#xEA;te sur la r&#xE9;mun&#xE9;ration globale au Qu&#xE9;bec (ERG), un portrait de la r&#xE9;partition des employ&#xE9;s permanents &#xE0; temps plein selon les groupes...

On the occasion of International Women&rsquo;s Day, here is a profile of women in the labour market in Qu&eacute;bec. These infographics take a look at various labour market indicators such as the employment rate, the unemployment rate, union presence, and weekly earnings.

The quarterly publication Emploi salari&#xE9; de l&apos;industrie finance et assurances, Canada et provinces aims to draw a general picture of the comparative evolution of payroll employment of the finance and ...

The Compendium d&#x2019;indicateurs de l&#x2019;activit&#xE9; scientifique et technologique au Qu&#xE9;bec illustrates Qu&#xE9;bec&#x2019;s situation in science, technology and innovation using a broad range of commented comparative statistical...

Series of presentations on mental health, violence, and the notion of &ldquo;social norm&rdquo; among youth.

By pursuing the objective of guiding interventions in the fight against poverty and social exclusion, these regional publications use the material and social deprivation index (MSDI) to identify the most...

This publication addresses the following points: characteristics of entry into the workforce among 15-year-old Quebecers, reasons given for having or not having a job during the school year, type of work, number of hours worked, work schedules and working conditions. In addition, it presents an overview of workplace injuries and the means used to raise awareness about workplace hazards.

Data on the employment rate of full-time students during school months in 2014 confirm a trend that has been observed since 2010: students in Qu&#xE9;bec are proportionally more likely than those in other ...

The growth in women&#x2019;s participation profoundly changed the Qu&#xE9;bec and Canadian labour markets over the last decades. Based on the Labour Force Survey, this article illustrates the rise of the proportion...

Data from the Labour Force Survey indicate that 43% of full-time students aged 15 to 24 were employed during school months in 2013, a result comparable to those observed in 2011 and 2012.

The report La surqualification au sein des grands groupes professionnels au Qu&#xE9;bec : &#xE9;tat des lieux en 2012 provides a portrait across time of overqualification in Qu&#xE9;bec by examining overqualification...

The objective of this study was to draw a portrait of the personal and employment situation of Qu&#xE9;bec workers aged 50 and over. More specifically, it focuses on three major aspects, namely health status...

Qu&#xE9;bec students tend to be more present in the labour market than their Canadian counterparts. In 2011, work-study balance was experienced by about two out of five students, or 42% of students. According...

This study draws a portrait of selected economic conditions of Qu&#xE9;bec workers aged 50 and over and more in relation to their future retirement using data from the 2008 Survey of Older Workers.

This information sheet provides a picture of recently retired workers. The analysis draws a parallel between the situation in Qu&#xE9;bec, Ontario and in the Canadian West. The data were obtained from the ...

Statistical portrait of immigrants within the labour market using three major indicators: the participation, employment and unemployment rates.

There have been many demographic, social and economic changes in Qu&#xE9;bec in recent years and some that have taken place slowly over the years. However, all of those changes have shaped the living conditions...

This article examines the labour market situation of immigrants during the economic downturn of 2009 and compares it with that of people born in Canada.

The report Le march&#xE9; du travail et les parents (labour market and parents) provides statistics and analyses on the work-family balance in Qu&#xE9;bec for individuals aged between 25 and 44. The information...

Beyond any shadow of a doubt, major societal transformations in the last half century have been marked by unprecedented changes in the relationships between men and women, to the latter&#x2019;s advantage. Women...

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