Research to insights : wages in Canada, 1981 to 2024.: CS11-631/2025-3E-PDF

"The Canadian labour market has been subject to many developments over the last four decades. These changes include the decline in manufacturing; the relatively slow growth in labour productivity; movements in world oil prices; the decline in the overall unionization rate; the advent of computer-based technologies, automation and artificial intelligence; the substantial growth in workers’ education levels; increases in women’s labour force participation and their growing presence in highly paid occupations; free trade agreements with Mexico and the United States; the growth of international trade with China and other emerging countries; and the COVID-19 pandemic. Many of these changes likely affected the Canadian wage structure over the last four decades"--Background, page [3].

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