The Calgary region is projected to offer nearly half a million job opportunities in the upcoming decade, as per a recent report released by the city. The Calgary Economic Region Labor Outlook for 2024 to 2033 highlights the anticipated economic growth that is expected to drive job openings in various sectors.
Table of Contents
- Key Industries Driving Job Growth
- Addressing Post-Pandemic Hiring Challenges
- FAQ
- News Article
- Summary Points
Key Industries Driving Job Growth
According to the report, five key industries are projected to make up half of all available jobs in the region. These industries include:
- Professional, scientific, and technical services
- Healthcare and social assistance
- Manufacturing
- Construction
- Education services
Addressing Post-Pandemic Hiring Challenges
The report also mentions that the challenges faced in hiring post-pandemic are expected to ease, thanks to the federal government’s initiative to attract nearly a million workers. Additionally, Calgary’s relative housing affordability is likely to play a significant role in attracting talent to the region.
FAQ
Q: How many jobs are expected to be available in the Calgary region over the next 10 years?
A: The report suggests that close to half a million jobs will be on offer in the Calgary region from 2024 to 2033.
Q: Which industries are expected to drive job growth in the region?
A: The key industries anticipated to lead job growth include professional, scientific, and technical services, healthcare and social assistance, manufacturing, construction, and education services.
News Article
| Date: | October 15, 2023 |
| Author: | Calgary Economic Region |
Summary Points
- The Calgary region is expected to offer close to half a million jobs over the next 10 years.
- Five key industries are projected to drive job growth in the region.
- Post-pandemic hiring challenges are expected to ease, driven by government initiatives and housing affordability.
For more information on job opportunities in the Calgary region, visit the Calgary Economic Region website.
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