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The great Wall ties chairman Calvert's five-year plan : Employment growth in the New Saskatchewan

24 Jun 2013

The Season of Spin The  2012  throne  speech  was  not  unique.  The  To  factor  out  recurring  seasonal  fluctuations,  Saskatchewan Party government has issued press  Statistics  Canada  calculates   seasonally  adjusted  releases  entitled  “More  People  Working  in  figures.  By  that  measure,  Saskatchewan  Saskatchewan  Than  Ever  Before”  in May and/or  employment  slid  from  553,200 [...] Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives - Saskatchewan Office. [...] November 2002               379,446 A Decade of Growth November 2007               429,038 Saskatchewan’s  job market  was  sluggish  during  the 1980s and 1990s, but has  enjoyed consistent  November 2012               478,182 annual  growth  since  commodity  prices  began  rising  in  2002.  The  following  are  unadjusted  employment  figures  from  the  Labour  Force  Again,  the  two  five‐y [...] Demograph i cs  were  Employment growth under Wall  has been slightly  undoubtedly  a  major  factor  behind  rising  slower than under Calvert and much slower than  employment  in  the  late  1970s.  However,  under  Blakeney.  The  employment  rate  employment grew even faster than the province’s  consistently  increased  under  the  NDP,  but  has  working‐age population during that period.
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Authors

Weir, Erin

Pages
5
Published in
Regina, Saskatchewan

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