2011 NHS BULLETIN Labour, Education & Mobility This bulletin summarizes the Labour, Education and Mobility portion of the 2011 data release from the National Household Survey (NHS) for Peel Region and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). In 2011, 68.8 % of Peel’s residents over the age of 15 were in the labour force, with an overall employment rate of 62.6%. Over half of Peel’s residents in this age group (55.8%) have a post-secondary certificate, diploma or degree, which is consistent across the GTA. of Brampton’s population has moved at least once in the last 5 years 42.6% of residents in Mississauga with a post-secondary diploma or degree earned their education outside of Canada 39.8% is the highest in the Region Caledon’s employment rate of 67.6% of Peel’s labour force is employed in sales and service occupations 22.5% of Peel’s employed population use a car, truck of van to get to work 83.0% Within the GTA, Peel has the highest proportion (21.1%) of total population who earned a post-secondary education outside of Canada... Of Peel’s population aged 15 years and over, 31.2% are not in the labour force... 82.9% of Peel’s population over the age of 15 has at least a high school diploma or equivalent... www.peeldatacentre.ca Source: Statistics Canada, National Household Survey 2011. JUNE 2013
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2011 NHS BULLETIN Labour, Education& Mobility
This bulletin summarizes the Labour, Education and Mobility portion of the 2011 data release from the National Household Survey (NHS) for Peel Region and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). In 2011, 68.8 % of Peel’s residents over the age of 15 were in the labour force, with an overall employment rate of 62.6%. Over half of Peel’s residents in this age group (55.8%) have a post-secondary certi�cate, diploma or degree, which is consistent across the GTA.
of Brampton’spopulation hasmoved at least
once in thelast 5 years
42.6%of residents in
Mississauga with apost-secondary
diploma or degreeearned their education
outside of Canada
39.8%is the highestin the Region
Caledon’semployment rate of
67.6%of Peel’s labour forceis employed in sales
and serviceoccupations
22.5%of Peel’s
employed populationuse a car,
truck of vanto get to work
83.0%
Within the GTA, Peel has the highest proportion (21.1%) of total population who earned a post-secondary education outside of Canada...
Of Peel’s population aged 15 years and over, 31.2% are not in the labour force...
82.9% of Peel’s population over the age of 15 has at least a high school diploma or equivalent...
www.peeldatacentre.caSource: Statistics Canada, National Household Survey 2011.
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Source: Statistics Canada, National Household Survey 2011.
DIDYOUKNOW?
Data contained in this bulletin were collected by the voluntary 2011 National Household Survey (NHS), which replaced the mandatory long-form Census. This change in methodology may a�ect the comparability of this data to data from previous long-form Censuses.
Labour Force = Employed + Unemployed
“Unemployed”: Persons who were without paid work or self-employment work and were able to work.
DIDYOUKNOW?=+
CommerceAgriculture
Industry
PROPORTION OF PEEL’S POPULATION15 YEARS AND OVER
BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS
Mississauga25.9 Minutes
Caledon30.6 Minutes
Brampton30.1 Minutes
MEDIAN COMMUTINGDURATION WITHIN PEELEMPLOYMENT RATES IN PEEL
BY CENSUS TRACT
56.8% - 61.0%
50.3% - 56.7%
68.8% - 76.2%
64.9% - 68.7%61.1% - 64.8%
PEEL’S POPULATION 15 YEARS AND OVERBY HIGHEST LEVEL OF EDUCATION COMPLETED
High SchoolDiploma
27.1%
No Certi�cate17.1%
Trade SchoolDiploma
6.1%
CollegeDiploma
18.1%
UniversityDegree
31.6%
LOCATION OF STUDY FOR PEEL’SPOPULATION WITH POST-SECONDARY
Brampton CaledonSource: Statistics Canada, National Household Survey 2011.
MODE OF TRANSPORTATIONFOR THE EMPLOYED POPULATION
WITHIN THE GTA
TOP 5 OCCUPATIONS BY MUNICIPALITY
DIDYOUKNOW?
“Mobility” refers to the status of a person with regard to the place of residence on the reference day, May 10, 2011, in relation to the place of residence on the same date �ve years earlier.
MOVERS 2006 - 2011: PEEL’S MOBILITY BY PLACE OF ORIGIN
Within Peel53.1%
Within Ontario27.4%
Within Canada2.0%
Outside Canada17.5%
DIDYOUKNOW?
96.3% ofPeel’s working population spoke English at their placeof work.
Peel83.0%
CarTruckVan
Halton85.6%
York84.9%Toronto
52.9%
Durham85.5%
Peel0.4%
Bicycle
Halton0.5%
York0.3%
Toronto2.2%
Durham0.4%
Peel1.0%
Other
Halton1.0%
York0.9%Toronto
1.2%
Durham1.0%
Peel13.6%
PublicTransit
Halton9.6%
York11.8%
Toronto36.5%
Durham10.0% Peel
2.0%
Walk
Halton3.3%
York2.1%
Toronto7.3%
Durham3.1%
In 2011, Caledon’s employment rate (67.6%) was the highest in the Region, followed by Brampton (62.6%) and Mississauga (62.3%). All three were above the employment rate for the GTA (61.5%). The top occupation categories in Peel were Sales and Service (22.5%), Business, Finance, and Administration (19.2%), and Trades, Transport and Equipment Operators (14.1%).
Peel’s employed residents largely relied on car, truck or van transportation to get to work (83.0%), while 13.6% used public transit, and the remaining 3.4% walked, rode a bicycle, or used another mode of transportation. The majority of Peel’s employed population leaves for work between 7:00-9:00 a.m., with 57.0%, 54.7%, and 47.1% of Mississauga, Caledon, and Brampton workers respectively leaving at this time.
Over half of Peel’s population aged 15 years and over (55.8%) have a post-secondary certi�cate, diploma or degree. Of those, the top major �eld of study was Business, Management and Public Administration for each of Mississauga (25.7%), Brampton (24.5%), and Caledon (23.0%).
Between May 11, 2006 and May 11, 2011, 39.3% of Peel’s population changed their place of residence. Brampton had the highest proportion of movers (42.6%), followed by Mississauga (38.0%) and Caledon (26.4%). Of Peel’s residents who moved in this timeframe, 80.5% came from within Ontario.
Data contained in this bulletin were collected by the voluntary 2011 National Household Survey (NHS), which replaced the mandatory long-form Census. This change in methodology may a�ect the comparability of this data to data from previous long-form Censuses.
The National Household Survey (NHS) population total di�ers from that reported by the 2011 Census.
Figures may not add up due to rounding.
Source: Statistics Canada, National Household Survey 2011.
SUMMARY OF FACTS
MODE OF TRANSPORTATION FOR THE EMPLOYED POPULATION
HIGHEST LEVEL OF EDUCATION COMPLETED
LOCATION OF POST-SECONDARY STUDY
POPULATION 15+ BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS
MOBILITY STATUS 2006-2011
www.peeldatacentre.ca
For more information, including complete tables, visit Peel Region’s Open Data website at opendata.peelregion.ca.
Occupation 2011 % Labour Occupation 2011 % Labour Occupation 2011 % Labour Occupation 2011 % LabourSales and Service 159,825 22.5% Sales and Service 91,625 23.1% Sales and Service 61,540 21.9% Sales and Service 6,650 19.5%Business, Finance, Administration 136,245 19.2%
Business, Finance, Administration 78,495 19.8%
Business, Finance, Administration 51,505 18.3%
Business, Finance, Administration 6,240 18.3%
Trades, Transport, and Equipment Operators 100,340 14.1%
Trades, Transport, and Equipment Operators 45,120 11.4%
Trades, Transport, and Equipment Operators 50,210 17.9% Management 5,580 16.4%
Management 74,035 10.4% Management 44,925 11.4%Manufacturing and Utilities 27,215 9.7%
Trades, Transport, and Equipment Operators 5,010 14.7%
Education, Law, Social, Community and Government Services 58,980 8.3%
Natural & Applied Sciences37,750 9.5%
Management23,540 8.4%
Education, Law, Social, Community and Government Services 3,955 11.6%
