Nine of ten new jobs in Canada so far this year: All Government jobs
John Anania, assistant chief economist at Royal Bank of Canada, speaking on July 10, 2004 about a Statistics Canada jobs report:
“The bulk of the job creation was concentrated in the public sector, while the private sector lost jobs, mainly in manufacturing and services.”
“For every 10 jobs created so far this year, nearly nine have come from the public sector,” Mr. Anania said.
Nine out of ten jobs created in Canada this year have been government jobs.
And of the remainder, most likely many of them stem from companies totally reliant on Liberal government subsidies such as Bombardier.
According to the Canadian Labour Congress, the lack of growth in manufacturing jobs is a troubling sign.
“There is a fundamental weakness in the economy when a key sector like manufacturing had 79,000 fewer workers than in November 2002,” said CLC president Ken Georgetti.
Nothing more needs to be added.
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