Canadian Jobs Up, But Most Gains Went To People Getting A Second Gig
Canada’s latest payroll data may be less encouraging than it sounds, confirming inflation stress. Statistics Canada’s (StatCan) Survey of Employment, Payrolls and Hours (SEPH) shows jobs rose sharply in April—and revised March from a steep loss into a gain. BMO warns the details are less flattering—the gains appear driven by workers taking on extra jobs, […]
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