Haliburton

We are pleased to provide occupational demand projections as well as sector demand projections for the Haliburton area.

Occupational Demand Projections

Below you will find occupational demand projections for the Haliburton area. The occupations are ranked based on the total projected growth between 2023 and 2028, and for each year, the numbers represent the projected number of people working in each occupation.

The occupations and their preceding four digit code are based on Employment and Social Development Canada’s National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2016 system. The NOC 2016 system consists of 500 unit groups which capture every occupation in the economy.

To learn more about occupational codes and the NOC system, please visit, Government of Canada – NOC.

Data Source: Lightcast

Occupation	Number of Jobs in 2023	Number of Jobs in 2028	Job Growth	Rank
7522 - Public works maintenance equipment operators and related workers	62	75	13	1
6211 - Retail sales supervisors	154	164	10	2
7244 - Electrical power line and cable workers	48	58	10	3
6421 - Retail salespersons	260	269	9	4
6611 - Cashiers	155	163	8	5
1431 - Accounting and related clerks	72	80	8	6
5254 - Program leaders and instructors in recreation, sport and fitness	60	68	8	7
6513 - Food and beverage servers	53	61	8	8
1521 - Shippers and receivers	46	54	8	9
6411 - Sales and account representatives - wholesale trade (non-technical)	82	89	7	10
6552 - Other customer and information services representatives	50	57	7	11
7302 - Contractors and supervisors, heavy equipment operator crews	40	47	7	12
7511 - Transport truck drivers	104	110	6	13
3413 - Nurse aides, orderlies and patient service associates	61	67	6	14
4212 - Social and community service workers	57	62	5	15
6622 - Store shelf stockers, clerks and order fillers	115	119	4	16
6322 - Cooks	58	62	4	17
4032 - Elementary school and kindergarten teachers	53	57	4	18
0711 - Construction managers	34	38	4	19
7611 - Construction trades helpers and labourers	100	103	3	20
7512 - Bus drivers, subway operators and other transit operators	55	58	3	21
7301 - Contractors and supervisors, mechanic trades	33	36	3	22
7312 - Heavy-duty equipment mechanics	32	35	3	23
2131 - Civil engineers	24	27	3	24
3012 - Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses	78	80	2	25
3234 - Paramedical occupations	29	31	2	26
6311 - Food service supervisors	23	25	2	27
6711 - Food counter attendants, kitchen helpers and related support occupations	95	96	1	28
1414 - Receptionists	61	62	1	29
1221 - Administrative officers	61	62	1	30
7441 - Residential and commercial installers and servicers	31	32	1	31
6722 - Operators and attendants in amusement, recreation and sport	27	28	1	32
7521 - Heavy equipment operators (except crane)	91	91	0	33
6731 - Light duty cleaners	68	68	0	34
6733 - Janitors, caretakers and building superintendents	56	56	0	35
8612 - Landscaping and grounds maintenance labourers	51	51	0	36
1311 - Accounting technicians and bookkeepers	40	40	0	37
1512 - Letter carriers	29	29	0	38
7311 - Construction millwrights and industrial mechanics	24	24	0	39
7321 - Automotive service technicians, truck and bus mechanics and mechanical repairers	57	56	-1	40
7241 - Electricians (except industrial and power system)	46	45	-1	41
7452 - Material handlers	39	38	-1	42
4031 - Secondary school teachers	33	32	-1	43
4214 - Early childhood educators and assistants	31	29	-2	44
4030 - Secondary and elementary school teachers and educational counsellors, n.e.c.	86	83	-3	45
1241 - Administrative assistants	59	56	-3	46
1123 - Professional occupations in advertising, marketing and public relations	26	29	-3	47
0621 - Retail and wholesale trade managers	43	38	-5	48
1411 - General office support workers	48	42	-6	49
7271 - Carpenters	73	66	-7	50

Sector Demand Projections

Below you will find sector demand projections for the Haliburton area. The sectors are ranked based on the total projected growth between 2023 and 2028, and for each year, the numbers represent the projected number of people working in each sector.

The sectors and their preceding two digit code are based on Statistics Canada’s North American Industry Classification System (NAICS). At the highest level of the hierarchal structure, the NAICS system divides the economy into 20 sectors.

To learn more about industry codes and the NAICS system, please visit, Statistics Canada – NAICS.

Data Source: Lightcast

Sector	Number of Jobs in 2023	Number of Jobs in 2028	Job Growth	Rank
62 - Health care and social assistance	677	725	48	1
44-45 - Retail trade	1,118	1,164	46	2
72 - Accommodation and food services	492	517	25	3
23 - Construction	702	720	18	4
54 - Professional, scientific and technical services	191	203	12	5
81 - Other services (except public administration)	179	190	11	6
56 - Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services	175	185	10	7
41 - Wholesale trade	159	169	10	8
61 - Educational services	309	316	7	9
48-49 - Transportation and warehousing	153	159	6	10
52 - Finance and insurance	105	110	5	11
31-33 - Manufacturing	111	115	4	12
11 - Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting	59	63	4	13
53 - Real estate and rental and leasing	45	49	4	14
71 - Arts, entertainment and recreation	76	78	2	15
22 - Utilities	87	88	1	16
21 - Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction	38	39	1	17
51 - Information and cultural industries	88	88	0	18
91 - Public administration	369	358	-11	19
55 - Management of companies and enterprises	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

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