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Brantford-Brant's unemployment dropped to 7.3% in January, with job growth in key sectors and increased postings, while a youth career event aims to boost skilled trades participation.
Brantford-Brant's unemployment rate fell slightly to 7.3% in January, remaining among Ontario’s highest, as Canada’s national rate dropped to 6.5% due to lower workforce participation.
Job growth occurred in information, culture, recreation, and other services, while construction and education saw typical winter declines.
Hiring activity is recovering, with a 26% increase in job postings—1,900 total—especially in agriculture, transportation, warehousing, and wholesale trade, including more part-time roles.
To address long-term workforce needs, the Workforce Planning Board of Grand Erie is hosting Epic Jobs, a career exploration event for Grades 7 and 8 students on May 21, aimed at promoting skilled trades through partnerships with schools and local organizations, with opportunities for exhibitors and sponsors.
El desempleo de Brantford-Brant se redujo al 7,3% en enero, con un crecimiento del empleo en sectores clave y un aumento de los puestos de trabajo, mientras que un evento de carrera juvenil tiene como objetivo impulsar la participación en oficios calificados.