Estimates of inter-jurisdictional employment in Canada by province and territory, 2017
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Released: 2020-10-19
Updated estimates for inter-jurisdictional employees in Canada for each jurisdiction, disaggregated by total count, T4 earnings, North American Industry Classification System, age and gender, are available upon request.
Inter-jurisdictional employees are identified as individuals who maintain their permanent residence in one province or territory, but have paid employment in another.
Inter-jurisdictional employment may represent a significant source of income for home provinces or territories of inter-jurisdictional employees, and a significant source of labour for the provinces or territories in which they work.
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The data in this release are estimates and are subject to revision. Estimates are from 2002 to 2017.
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