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By Art Brut (anonymous) | Posted September 07, 2011 at 14:14:57
Another slice from Statistics Canada's Census of Labour Force 2006:
TOP 10 EMPLOYMENT SECTORS, HAMILTON
Manufacturing: 42,525
Health Care: 30,390
Retail Trade: 29,595
Construction: 12,435
Professional & Scientific: 12,735
Wholesale Trade: 12,020
Transportation: 11,740
Finance & Insurance: 9,745
Real Estate: 9,745
Agricultural: 3,725
TOP 10 EMPLOYMENT SECTORS, BURLINGTON
Manufacturing: 12,000
Retail Trade: 10,735
Health Care: 8,160
Professional & Scientific: 7,905
Wholesale Trade: 6,855
Finance & Insurance: 6,240
Transportation: 4,125
Construction: 4,120
Real Estate: 1,980
Agricultural: 460
TOP 10 EMPLOYMENT SECTORS, MISSISSAUGA
Manufacturing: 56,190
Retail Trade: 41,420
Professional & Scientific: 33,160
Health Care: 26,855
Wholesale Trade: 28,575
Finance & Insurance: 25,795
Transportation: 27,335
Construction: 18,090
Real Estate: 8,230
Agricultural: 755
TOP 10 EMPLOYMENT SECTORS, TRI-CITY TRIANGLE
Manufacturing: 54,765
Retail Trade: 26,215
Health Care: 19,315
Professional & Scientific: 14,615
Finance & Insurance: 13,395
Construction: 14,185
Wholesale Trade: 12,120
Transportation: 9,460
Real Estate: 3,880
Agricultural: 1,040
http://www.sse.gov.on.ca/medt/investinontario/en/Pages/communities.aspx
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