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The national capital jobless rate dropped to 6.2 per cent in December, from 6.3 per cent in November, the lowest rate in 12 months, paced by a 1,300 drop in the region’s labour force, Statistics Canada reported Friday.
Ottawa’s jobless rate was steady at 6.3 per cent for the period, while the rate in Gatineau declined to 6.1 per cent from 6.4 per cent in November.
The report showed a slight improvement in high-tech employment in the capital region, with 41,000 jobs in December, versus 39,800 in November. That was still well below the 47,600 employed in the sector a year ago.
Federal government employment in the capital region was 131,400 in December, virtually unchanged from 131,500 in November and 130,200 last December.
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There was a surprising weakness in capital region professional services, with 57,800 jobs in December compared with 59,800 in November. Both totals are well off the July peak of 72,800.
The health services sector picked up the slack, with 96,000 employees in December compared with 92,700 in November. Both totals were well above the December 2014 level of 86,700 jobs.
Nationally, Canada added 22,800 jobs in December, led by an increase in self-employed positions. The unemployment rate was steady at 7.1 per cent.
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Ottawa’s jobless rate was steady at 6.3 per cent for the period, while the rate in Gatineau declined to 6.1 per cent from 6.4 per cent in November.
The report showed a slight improvement in high-tech employment in the capital region, with 41,000 jobs in December, versus 39,800 in November. That was still well below the 47,600 employed in the sector a year ago.
Federal government employment in the capital region was 131,400 in December, virtually unchanged from 131,500 in November and 130,200 last December.
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There was a surprising weakness in capital region professional services, with 57,800 jobs in December compared with 59,800 in November. Both totals are well off the July peak of 72,800.
The health services sector picked up the slack, with 96,000 employees in December compared with 92,700 in November. Both totals were well above the December 2014 level of 86,700 jobs.
Nationally, Canada added 22,800 jobs in December, led by an increase in self-employed positions. The unemployment rate was steady at 7.1 per cent.
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