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Your Local Employment Planning Council

Ottawa this Quarter – Q4 2016

OTTAWA THIS QUARTER

Who lives in Ottawa and where

they live

Ottawa’s labour pool and

employment

A quarterly view of Ottawa’s employment landscape from your Local Employment Planning Council

Where people work

Industry view

Whatpeople do

Occupation view

Q4 2016

Published in January 2017



WHO LIVES IN OTTAWA

1

912,248 967,008 997,4596% increase

Past 5 years

3% increase

Next 3 years2011 2019

ONTARIO ↑ 5%

2016

ONTARIO ↑ 3%

POPULATION

51,389 51,926 50,747 55,95672,170 77,375

69,698 65,028 64,749 65,50973,091 68,084

56,33748,682

34,657 24,528 17,737 19,3460

25,000

50,000

75,000

100,000

Under 5 5 to 9 10 to 14 15 to 19 20 to 24 25 to 29 30 to 34 35 to 39 40 to 44 45 to 49 50 to 54 55 to 59 60 to 64 65 to 69 70 to 74 75 to 79 80 to 84 85 &over

Under 15

154,062

15 to 24

128,126

25 to 54

415,450

55 &over

269,371

Female 493,883

51%

Male473,125

49%



WHERE THEY LIVE

2POPULATION

URBAN WARDS

833,478people

87%

13%

RURAL WARDS

127,278people

2015

MOST PEOPLE - Barrhaven MOST HOUSEHOLDS - Rideau-Vanier

Rural Wards



OTTAWA’S LABOUR POOL

3LABOUR POOL & EMPLOYMENT

POP. 15+437,200

52%

261,200Not in labour

force

423,300Full-time employed

126,100Part-timeemployed31,000

Unemployed

580,400Labourforce

Q4 2016

LABOUR FORCE291,100

50%

EMPLOYMENT279,300

51%

4.1

Unemployment RATE (%)

66.6

ParticipationRATE (%)

63.9

EmploymentRATE (%)

POP. 15+404,300

48%

LABOUR FORCE289,200

50%

EMPLOYMENT270,100

49%

6.6

Unemployment RATE (%)

71.5

ParticipationRATE (%)

66.8

EmploymentRATE (%)

QuarterlyRATE WATCH

5.3%Down from Q3

Unemployment

69.0%Down from Q3

Participation

65.3%Up from Q3

Employment

Population 15 and over (Working age)

A Closer Look

at Ottawa’s UNEMPLOYMENT RATE

0.4 percent points

Year-on-Year

1.1 lower

than Toronto

0.4 lower

than Ontario

Female Male



OTTAWA’S EMPLOYMENT

4

532,800 549,4003.1% increase

Year-on-yearQ4 2015

Q4 2016

LABOUR POOL & EMPLOYMENT

ONTARIO ↑ 1.2%

Focus on those employed

23%

72% 28%

Full-timePart-time

83% 17%

Full-timePart-time

FEMALE MALE

77%

40% 60%

Full-timePart-time

87% 13%

Full-timePart-time

88% 12%

Full-timePart-time

80% 20%

Full-timePart-time

43% 57%

Full-timePart-time

23%



WHERE PEOPLE WORK

5

Q4 2016Q4 2016

INDUSTRY SECTORS

549,400

501,800

91%

47,600

9%

GOODS-PRODUCING

SERVICE-PRODUCING

21% Public administration

13% Health care and social assistance

12%Professional, scientific and technical services

11% Wholesale and retail trade

9% Educational services

6% Accommodation and food services

5% Construction

5% Finance, insurance, real estate…

4% Information, culture and recreation

4% Other services …

TOP 10 by share

Professional, scientific and technical services 17,700

Public administration 11,500

Other services (except public administration) 3,500

-3,000 Information, culture

and recreation

-3,800 Wholesale and retail

trade

-7,400Business, building and other support services

JOB LOSSES & GAINS (Year-on-Year)

TOP 3 # OF BUSINESSES*Finance, insurance, real estate

20,321

Professional, scientific & tech 17,484

Health care 8,551

DEMAND – BUSINESSES, EMPLOYERS & JOB ADSTOP 3 # OF EMPLOYERS*


Wholesale and retail trade 4,461

Health care 3,097

TOP 3 # OF ONLINE ADS


Wholesale and retail trade 922

Manufacturing 515* Business and employer counts as of June 2016

INDUSTRY SECTORS



WHAT PEOPLE DO

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Q4 2016

OCCUPATIONS

20% Sales and service occupations

18%Education, law and social, community …

17%Business, finance and administration

15%Natural and applied sciences and related

10% Management

7% Health occupations

7%Trades, transport, equipment operators and related

4% Art, culture, recreation and sport

TOP 8 by share

Natural and applied sciences and related 11,600 Education, law and social, community… 9,200 Management occupations 8,600

-4,000Trades, transport and equipment operators …

-4,800Business, finance and administration

-8,500Sales and service occupations

JOB LOSSES & GAINS (Year-on-Year) SUPPLY & DEMAND – ONLINE JOB PROFILES & ADS

TOP 3 # JOB SEEKER PROFILES

Retail salespersons 375

Other customer and info services reps 370

Cashiers 365

18,125Information systems analysts and consultants

17,588 Retail salespersons

12,152Computer programmers and interactive media developers

12,003Food counter attendants, kitchen helpers and related support occupations

11,262 General office support workers

11,218 Cashiers

10,237 Administrative officers

10,129Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses

9,726Social policy researchers, consultants and program officers

8,823 Retail and wholesale trade managers

TOP 10 occupations*

TOP 3 # OF ONLINE ADSSoftware engineers and designers 493

Retail salespersons 423Other sales related occupations 318

* Quarterly data not available at the 4-digit level; data shown for all of 2016

OCCUPATION GROUPS



SOURCES AND GEOGRAPHY

WHERE PEOPLE WORK

CANSIM table 282-0130Ottawa-Gatineau (Ontario only) CMA

EMSI Analyst 2016Ottawa CSD

Vicinity Jobs 2016Ottawa CSD

WHAT PEOPLE DO


Vicinity Jobs 2016Ottawa CSD

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WHO LIVES IN OTTAWA

EMSI Analyst 2016Ottawa CSD

WHERE THEY LIVE

City of Ottawa Current Population and Household EstimatesOttawa CSD

OTTAWA’S LABOUR POOL

CANSIM table 282-0001Ontario


OTTAWA’S EMPLOYMENT

CANSIM table 282-0001Ontario


Note on geography: Due to the data collection methods of the different sources, this report looks at data for both the Ottawa Census Subdivision (CSD) and the Ottawa-Gatineau (Ontario part only) Census Metropolitan Area (CMA); these geographies are very similar, with the only difference being the inclusion of the Clarence-Rockland and Russell Census Divisions in the Ottawa-Gatineau (Ontario part only) CMA.

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