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Alberta wage and salary survey : survey overview

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This biennial survey provides information on wages and salaries for full- and part-time employees by occupation, region, and industry. The survey helps Albertans make career and education choices... More ≫

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This biennial survey provides information on wages and salaries for full- and part-time employees by occupation, region, and industry. The survey helps Albertans make career and education choices and helps organizations determine pay scales.

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Alberta wage and salary survey : average wages by industry and economic region

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This bienneial survey provides information on wages and salaries for full- and part-time employees by occupation, region, and industry. The survey helps Albertans make career and education choices... More ≫

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This bienneial survey provides information on wages and salaries for full- and part-time employees by occupation, region, and industry. The survey helps Albertans make career and education choices and helps organizations determine pay scales.

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Job vacancy rate, average weekly hours worked, and average hourly wage by occupation : Alberta and economic regions

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The survey is commissioned by the Government of Alberta to provide information on wages and salaries for full- and part-time employees by occupation, region, and industry. The survey helps... More ≫

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The survey is commissioned by the Government of Alberta to provide information on wages and salaries for full- and part-time employees by occupation, region, and industry. The survey helps Albertans make career and education choices and helps organizations determine pay scales.

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Employment and wages for Alberta workers with a post-secondary education

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Between 2015 and 2020, Alberta’s economy is expected to add approximately 197,000 new jobs. In addition, over 50.0% of all new jobs are expected to require some form of learning beyond a high... More ≫

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Between 2015 and 2020, Alberta’s economy is expected to add approximately 197,000 new jobs. In addition, over 50.0% of all new jobs are expected to require some form of learning beyond a high school education. Post-secondary education is a degree, certificate (including a trade certificate), or diploma from an educational institution beyond the secondary (high school) level. More education and training is expected to be a key to success in the new economy. Over the next five years, there will be a strong demand for occupations that need university degrees.

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