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Province Provides $400,000 to Hospitality Saskatchewan to Grow the Workforce
April 2, 2024 Today, the Government of Saskatchewan announced a partnership with Hospitality Saskatchewan to address labour shortages in the hospitality industry. Through this partnership, the province is helping hospitality sector employers find the workforce they need, while also connecting Saskatchewan people to local, in-demand jobs. The partnership provides $400,000 to Hospitality Saskatchewan to expand […]
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A strong rebound in the residential sector drives construction employment forward in Saskatchewan
March 27, 2024 As was the case in many provinces, Saskatchewan’s construction sector saw modest growth in 2023. Investment levels in the non-residential sector rose notably in response to strong activity in transportation, manufacturing, resource, and public infrastructure projects. Investment in the residential sector, meanwhile, contracted as interest rates rose. The BuildForce Canada 2024–2033 Construction […]
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Saskatchewan Continuing To See Growth: Adds 18,700 New Full-Time Jobs
March 8, 2024 Third Lowest Unemployment Rate Among the Provinces Today, Statistics Canada released labour force statistics for the month of February, which showcase the growth of Saskatchewan’s strong workforce. The province added 18,700 new full-time jobs, which is an increase of 15,200 jobs last month when compared to February 2023, raising Saskatchewan’s employment growth […]
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Saskatchewan unveils labour market strategy with 3 main pillars to support growing economy – Talent Canada
March 5, 2024 Saskatchewan has unveiled its labour market strategy which it says provide a roadmap to build the workforce the province needs to support its growing economy. At the same time, it is designed to ensure residents benefit from the jobs being created in the province, it said. “A strong labour force drives healthy […]
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Premier Unveils the Saskatchewan Labour Market Strategy
March 4, 2024 The Saskatchewan Labour Market Strategy Outlines the Roadmap to Build the Workforce Saskatchewan Needs to Support its Growing Economy Today, Premier Scott Moe launched Building the Workforce for a Growing Economy: the Saskatchewan Labour Market Strategy, which outlines how the province will ensure Saskatchewan people benefit from the jobs our economy is […]
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Saskatchewan Starting 2024 Strong: 12,900 Jobs Added Year-Over-Year , Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.7 Per Cent
February 9, 2024 Newly released numbers from Statistics Canada show Saskatchewan’s labour market is off to a strong start in 2024, with 12,900 new jobs added last month when compared to January 2023, an increase of 2.2 per cent. The provincial labour force also reached 623,300 in January, a record high for the month. “Saskatchewan […]
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2023 Employee Long-Service Awards
January 9, 2024 2023 Employee Long-Service Awards NT5
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Saskatchewan Labour Market Remains Historically Strong
January 9, 2024 In 2023, the Annual Average Unemployment Rate Was Second Lowest Among Provinces at 4.8 Per Cent Statistic Canada’s annual labour force statistics show that Saskatchewan continued to grow a strong and engaged labour force last year. Saskatchewan had the second-lowest annual average unemployment rate among the provinces at 4.8 per cent, which […]
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Province Records Second-Lowest Unemployment Rate, Adding 19,300 Jobs
December 1, 2023 Employment Increased 1,500 From Last Month, With Unemployment Rate at 5.1 Per Cent. Today, the Canada Labour Force Survey showed Saskatchewan added 19,300 new jobs when compared to November 2022. Saskatchewan continues to have the second-lowest seasonally adjusted unemployment rate among the provinces at 5.1 per cent, below the national unemployment rate […]
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Saskatchewan Adds Over 19,000 New Jobs
November 3, 2023 Unemployment Rate At 4.4 Per Cent Lowest In Canada With 19,300 Jobs Added Year-Over-Year And 9,000 This Month According to the Statistics Canada Labour Force Survey released today, Saskatchewan’s strong and resilient economy continues to grow, with 19,300 new jobs added when compared to October 2022. Additionally, Saskatchewan’s unemployment rate fell to […]
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