Hello Alberta
I was comparing which province's women saw the most roll-back of gains in employment equity due to the pandemic.
It's you guys.
Women's employment rate in 2020 was back at the level it was in 1984.
P.S. More AB women had paid work than anywhere in CDA not long ago
I was comparing which province's women saw the most roll-back of gains in employment equity due to the pandemic.
It's you guys.
Women's employment rate in 2020 was back at the level it was in 1984.
P.S. More AB women had paid work than anywhere in CDA not long ago
cc. @LindsayTedds
It won't get any prettier, because the AB gov't is focused on balancing its budget, so is cutting the one good source of paid work for women: public service jobs.
It won't get any prettier, because the AB gov't is focused on balancing its budget, so is cutting the one good source of paid work for women: public service jobs.
Who's next in the pandemic parade?
Ontario.
The share of women with paid work is back at 1993 levels. (BTW this includes full- and part-time work, well paid and crappy jobs.)
Ontario peaked in the share of women doing paid work in 2007.
Ontario.
The share of women with paid work is back at 1993 levels. (BTW this includes full- and part-time work, well paid and crappy jobs.)
Ontario peaked in the share of women doing paid work in 2007.
Overall, the pandemic left the same share of women with paid work in Canada as in 1998.
The economic impacts of the pandemic has rolled back over two decades of hard-won gains in employment equity.
There will be no recovery without a she-covery.
The economic impacts of the pandemic has rolled back over two decades of hard-won gains in employment equity.
There will be no recovery without a she-covery.
Note: men's employment rate west of Atlantic region is at historic lows. A combination of long term trends - aging/retirement (employment rate is % of pop. aged 15+, no upper limit) - and pandemic-related.
Do I have a black hole where my heart should be for the men? Mais, non!
Do I have a black hole where my heart should be for the men? Mais, non!
But the gap between men and women's employment rate that had been closing over the course of decades is now widening again.
This is not a women's problem.
It's a macroeconomic problem.
#FutureOfWorkers
No recovery without a she-covery.
This is not a women's problem.
It's a macroeconomic problem.
#FutureOfWorkers
No recovery without a she-covery.
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