September’s employment figures show growth in retail, finance and transportation alongside declines in education and manufacturing. Explore the latest industry trends in the Oshawa CMA.
The Oshawa CMA’s unemployment rate reached 9.8 per cent in September as employment and labour force participation declined. Explore the latest figures and comparisons with Ontario and Canada.
Unemployment increased in September while Durham employers continued recruiting. DWA brings together labour force, industry employment and Jobs First Durham data to explore the local labour market.
U.S. tariffs are creating new challenges for Durham Region’s economy and workforce. Explore the sectors most affected, the potential short-term impacts, and how Skills Advance Ontario is helping local workers transition into opportunities in nuclear energy and healthcare.
Employer hiring activity strengthened across Durham Region during Q2 2026. Learn which occupations, industries, and skills were most in demand and what the latest hiring trends mean for employers and jobseekers.
How are Durham Region jobseekers searching for work? Discover the occupations attracting the most interest, job search trends, and how jobseeker behaviour aligned with employer demand during Q2 2026.
Durham Region’s labour market strengthened during the second quarter of 2026, with higher employer demand, increased hiring activity, and shorter recruitment timelines. Explore the key labour market trends shaping the region’s workforce.
June 2026 labour market data highlights continued employment growth across Durham Region, with gains in manufacturing, health care, transportation, and construction. Explore what the latest Labour Force Survey and Employment by Industry data reveal about workforce participation, employment trends, and emerging opportunities.
Discover career opportunities in Durham Region’s growing child care sector. Learn about Child Care Assistant careers, local training programs, wages, hiring demand, and the Jobs First Durham Child Care Resource Hub to help you start or advance your career.
The Skills Advance Ontario (SAO) program is helping displaced workers transition into rewarding careers in Durham Region’s growing energy and healthcare sectors. Through free training, personalized supports, and strong community partnerships, participants can build the skills needed for in-demand careers in nuclear energy and Personal Support Worker (PSW) roles.
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