\'Research & Innovation Jobs\' Project

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© 2012 TRRA 1http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs [email protected]

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Agenda

1. Toronto Region Labour Market

• Strategic sectors

• Sectors and occupations

• Workforce supply/demand

2. International Scientific Production

• Patents

• Non-patent publications

• Resources and results

3. Conclusions




Agenda






• Patents



3. Conclusions



© 2012 TRRA 4http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs [email protected] 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011

Employment Location Quotient

Toronto Region Labour MarketStrategic Sectors

EstablishmentLocation Quotient













Location quotient: - Industry performance indicator - In a region, relative to a broader area.







Location quotient: - Industry performance indicator - In a region, relative to a broader area.

In this study: - Toronto Region, relative to Canada.







National average






EstablishmentLocation Quotient Below

national average in Employment

& Establishments







Above national average in

Employment &

Establishments

Belownational average in

Employment &

Establishments













NAICS code

NAICS code







Bubble size = number of employees





Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011



























Toronto Region Labour Market Sector 54. Professional, Scientific & Technical Services

Figure 4, page 7 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010

Number of establishments (all sizes)

Sub sectors







Sub sectors







Sub sectors




Agenda






• Patents



3. Conclusions




60+ occupations

Toronto Region Labour Market Occupations in study

Source: Statistics Canada 2006




60+ occupations in 6 occupational groups






60+ occupations in 6 occupational groups



12 % of the employed population (400,000+ jobs)




Toronto Region Labour MarketSectors in study







Agenda






• Patents



3. Conclusions




Number of graduates

per program

MTCU 2010

Supply/DemandMethodology




Number of graduates

per program

MTCU 2010


Number of graduates

per occupationSupply




Number of graduates

per program

MTCU 2010


Number of graduates


Hiring demand per occupation

Employers’ survey 2011




Number of graduates

per program

MTCU 2010


Number of graduates



Employers’ survey 2011Number of new jobs

per occupationDemand




Number of graduates

per program

MTCU 2010


Number of graduates





Interest in working in each

occupation

Youth survey 2011




Number of graduates

per program

MTCU 2010


Number of graduates





Interest in working in each

occupation

Long-term supply

Youth survey 2011




Supply/DemandEstimates

Figure 7, page 12 - Sources: TRRA 2011, MTCU 2010

Demand






Demand High Demand

Low Demand






Supply/Demand

Dem

and






Supply/Demand

Supply < Demand

Dem

and






Supply/Demand

Supply ~ Demand

Dem

and






Supply/Demand

Supply > Demand

Dem

and




Supply/Demand (1/7)Business occupations


Dem

and



© 2012 TRRA 40http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs [email protected] 11, page 18 - Sources: TRRA 2011, MTCU 2010

Dem

and

Supply/Demand (2/7)Occupations in Sciences




Dem

and

Supply/Demand (3/7)Occupations in Engineering




Supply/Demand (4/7)IT occupations


Dem

and




Supply/Demand (5/7)Architecture & Design occupations

Dem

and




Supply/Demand (6/7)Occupations in Health


Dem

and




Supply/Demand (7/7)Estimates per occupational group


Dem

and




Supply/DemandYouth interest (Post-secondary students)

Figure 8, page 13 - Source: TRRA Youth Survey 2011














Agenda






• Patents



3. Conclusions




Scientific ProductionUS Patents (Granted in 2010-2011)





Table 16, page 34 - Source: Google Scholar 2012 (via Publish&Perish)





SPSize index

Sample of best patents, up to 1,000.






WPWorth index

Cited patents, from those in Sp.






QPQuality index

Average number of cites per patent, for those in Wp.






IPIntegral index

Total number of cites for all patents in Wp.





Scientific ProductionUS Patents – Ordered by IP





Agenda






• Patents



3. Conclusions




Scientific ProductionNon-patent publications


… produced by the top three universities per region,each with a sample of up to 1,000 publications.




Ordered by IN

Scientific ProductionNon-patent publications





Agenda






• Patents



3. Conclusions




Scientific ProductionNon-patents vs. Financial Resources

Figure 22, page 39 - Sources: Google Scholar 2012, Websites of universities 2012




Scientific ProductionPatents vs. Students/Professor

Figure 23, page 39 - Sources: Google Scholar 2012, Websites of universities 2012




Agenda





2. International comparison

• Patents



3. Conclusions




Conclusions (1/5)


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Employment LQ

Top-three in non-patent

publications




Conclusions (2/5)


Es

tab

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Q

Employment LQ

Bottom-three in patents

IT and Engineering




Conclusions (3/5)


Es

tab

lish

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Q

Employment LQ

High demandUndersupply

IT and Engineering




Conclusions (4/5)


Es

tab

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Q

Employment LQ

Oversupply

Sciences and Health




Conclusions (5/5)


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tab

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Employment LQ

High demand

Technical salesSales managers




Conclusions1. Top-three in non-patent publications

2. Bottom-three in patents

3. High demand, undersupply for IT and Engineering

4. Oversupply in Sciences and Health

5. High demand in Technical sales, Sales manager

Leyden M. [email protected]

Questions?




Students’ panel

70

Moderator

Patrick Draper – Toronto Region Research Alliance




Experts’ panel

71

Darren Lawless – Sheridan College

David Ticoll – Canadian Coalition for Tomorrow’sICT Skills

Lesley Gouldie – studentawards.com

Kirk Patterson – Education at Work




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