The latest jobs data from Statistics Canada shows one-out-of-10 Canadians plan to leave their job within the next 12 months.
shows that more Canadians are planning to leave their jobs in the next 12 months.
Brendon Bernard, senior economist at hiring lab for Indeed.com, said this data could represent Canadians wanting to leave the labour force, but it also includes workers wanting to change jobs. Bernard added that the lack of job hopping and quitting over the past year could be one reason why “Canadian wage growth has taken a bit longer to ramp up than it did in the U.S.”
Average hourly wages gained 5.4 per cent compared to the same time a year ago, which is up from 5.2 per cent in July.
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