“We’re seeing the job vacancy rate rise above the records set before the 2008 financial crisis, and businesses are really feeling the pressure, especially in Quebec, BC and Ontario. Businesses will likely respond to these trends by investing more in capital than labour in 2019, along with redistributing wages to key roles in the company.”
- Ted Mallett, CFIB’s vice president and chief economistHere's the job vacancy rate per Province as indicated in CFIB's latest Help Wanted Report
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