Sentences with phrase «service sector jobs»

While certainly the increase in low - paying service sector jobs, such as in hospitality and retail, has been a long - time trend, it is unclear whether or not the economy will see any kind of increase in manufacturing jobs anytime soon.

Job growth is expected to be faster than average, thanks to growing demand for service sector jobs, the looming retirement of aging baby boomers, and broad efforts to create job growth.

«There are some 2,300 net new lottery and gaming industry jobs and an estimated 4,000 service sector jobs; about $ 3 billion has been invested in private capital in Ontario; and OLG has increased net profit to the Province by an additional $ 1.3 billion annually — all while upholding responsible gambling standards.»

Analysts were encouraged however by the surge in new service sector jobs, explaining that a broad - based improvement in employment across all sectors is necessary for sustainable economic growth.

While the total number of people employed in Canada has recovered to where it was before the recession, much of the recovery has consisted of part - time work and service sector jobs.

Critics have pointed out that many new Bronx jobs are service sector jobs paying minimum wage but the state labor report does not specify the mix of jobs employing Bronx residents.

Respondents favored this city for its diverse job creation, including in service sector jobs, and science -, technology -, engineering - and mathematics - related employment.

The incumbent party tends to win counties with more highly skilled service sector jobs, not the type that are typically lost to trade, and lose counties in which there is a high concentration of trade sensitive low - skilled manufacturing.

Of the 134,500 mental health counselors counted in the BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook, 21 percent were in individual and family services sector jobs; 17 percent worked in outpatient mental health and substance abuse centers; 12 percent in residential intellectual and developmental disability, mental health, and substance abuse facilities; and 11 percent in hospitals.

Not exact matches

Not surprisingly, jobs that service the energy sector and other primary industries in the West — Canada's hottest job market — rank near the top of our list.

The reality, however, is that these on - demand platforms are doing a great job at supplying needed work to the unskilled workforce (i.e., delivery, transportation, etc.), however for skilled small business owners («SMBs»)-- like in the home services sector — the jobs are low paying and the clients are «owned» by the platforms themselves.

This category covers a wide range of jobs, although they occupy a very specific strata in the public sector: these are the senior administrators that sit between elected politicians and the front lines of the civil service.

Cohen is also at the center of a huge debate unfolding right now about raising the minimum wage, and the low pay of service workers in the restaurant industry, where employment has increased 72 percent since 1992, compared to job growth of 22 percent in higher - paying private sector employment over the same time period.

I believe that the re-orientation of British politics under Corbyn and in particular of the Labour Party is highly beneficial, not only to the large strata within British society that have been discarded in the last 20 to 30 years, but interestingly also for British business that produces real stuff as opposed to the City of London and various other service sectors that produce precarious jobs and nothing much of substance.

Perhaps he proposed both initiatives because he was appalled by the behavior of D.C. politicians in the summer scuffle over the debt ceiling and because he believes the public sector right now is incapable of microfinancing in the service of jobs creation.

The finance sector's allure has held strong at the University of Virginia's McIntire School, where 47.8 % of students accepted jobs in the field in 2014, nearly the same number as last year, said Tom Fitch, McIntire's associate dean for career services and employer relations.

In fact, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says the only sector to show year - over-year job growth as of May was education and health services.

Sheikh says he tried mightily as head of StatsCan to shift limited resources away from collecting data about the country's shrinking manufacturing sector — more than 300,000 jobs have been shed in Ontario and Quebec over the past decade — so the agency could spend more on tracking the boom in services and trade.

For financial services jobs, meanwhile, steer clear of Montreal, which has seen postings in the sector plunge 40 %.

The rise of the service sector in the Canadian economy is a natural process that is leading to high - quality jobs and supporting the return of sustained economic growth, Bank of Canada Governor Stephen S. Poloz said today.

Governor Stephen S. Poloz discusses how growth in Canada's service sector is leading to high - paying jobs and helping complete the economic recovery.

The state's employment base was eroded by 4,800 job loses in the professional and business services sector, 900 jobs lost in leisure and hospitality and 700 jobs lost in financial services.

He also said that Maryland is heavily dependent on the federal government for jobs in the business and professional services sector — a broad category that includes everything from information technology to accounting.

For each state, the reports highlight jobs supported by trade with Canada and Mexico, goods and services export trends, and key state sectors exporting to NAFTA partners.

Last month's labour data showed that the services sector gained 35,900 jobs while the number of factory positions fell by 13,700.

Clean Energy Canada estimates that jobs would increase by 210,000 in the service sector, 35,000 in the resource sector, and 29,000 in clean energy and technology as carbon pollution decreases to meet B.C.'s commitments.

Generally echoing the jingoism of the general media, financial publications such as The Wall Street Journal, The Economist and Business Week have chosen to highlight the job growth in one sector - services.

However, the education and health services sectors have seen job growth.

While manufacturing has been struggling to recoup job losses, Canada's tradable services sectors have been expanding, providing an increased number of well - paying jobs in Canada in the midst of...

However, there are numerous other sectors where you can find your dream job, including fashion and retail, health and social assistance, educational services, technology, hospitality and, of course, arts and entertainment.

It must engage the private sector in upgrading low - wage service jobs into family - supporting employment.

No, it's not a coincidence that low paying / part - time jobs in retail service sectors are not the desired career of choice for baby boomers.

Further to my earlier post showing that the public / private sector pay gap is mainly due to more equal pay for women in service jobs, Â a recent piece from Canadian Public Policy by Hou and Coulombe shows that the pay gap between Canadian born racialized workers and non racialized workers exists almost entirely in the private sector and not in the public sector.

Another reason for that intolerably high public sector compensation premium — Further to my earlier post showing that the public / private sector pay gap is mainly due to more equal pay for women in service jobs, Â a recent piece from Canadian Public Policy by Hou and Coulombe shows that the pay gap between Canadian born racialized -LSB-...]

The employment figures, the highest since March of this year, was led by the service sector, which contributed about 150,000 jobs, while the manufacturing sector added 85,000 employees to its payroll.

Although job creation in the services sector expanded to its highest level in 19 months, new orders registered the slowest growth since August 2016.

This labor market trend is very much in evidence in recent data too, with the service / information industries adding jobs much more rapidly than goods - producing sectors.

Also since 1980, employment gains have closely followed this changing spending pattern, with the service sector creating many more jobs than goods - producing sectors.

This labour market trend is very much in evidence in recent data too, with the service / information industries adding jobs much more rapidly than goods - producing sectors.

With tens of thousands of jobs in construction and financial services tied to the market, the Bank of Canada has specifically cited Toronto's inflating condo sector as a potential source of concern.

In the private sector, these jobs would be mostly general sales and service positions: think fast - food industry, or a Wal - Mart «associate.»

Many of those jobs have been in service sectors which, unlike manufacturing, have been growing and even putting upward pressure on inflation in those sectors.

Rosenberg argued that Friday's number doesn't follow January's ISM services report or the ADP jobs print showing 160,000 private - sector services jobs created last month.

Tighter jobs and inflation: From a macro standpoint, the consumption tax hike appears to have lent firms additional pricing power, even as they face a looming skill shortage, particularly in the services sector.

The food service industry employs most of the country's minimum wage workers, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and within that sector fast food jobs are typically among those that pay the lowest hourly rates.

Growing sectors of the populations are denied access to education, basic health services, or jobs that would allow even a precarious subsistence, The poor, the marginalized and the excluded are not significant consumers, much less players in the global market; they have no access to information highways and hardly a chance to shape any of the other significant byways of the process of capitalist globalization.

The vaunted growth in the service sector consists, in large part, of jobs that are at or near minimum wage; and real wages in general have been declining for some time.

The rise of jobs in the service sector simply does not offset the decline in the traditional industrial sector; hence the steep rise in unemployment, adding to the negative effects created by Reaganomics.

And to illustrate both the international dimension of this revolution in automation and its impact even on the newly growing service sector, a German multinational firm's study estimated that by 1990, 40 per cent of the jobs in the office could be rationalized and 25 per cent automated.

Part of the problem with growth in the service sector is that those jobs are stinky for anyone.