Home Care Providers – NOC 4411 SDG
300
Number of People Who Work in this Industry
$8,862
Median Income of People Working in this Occupation
8.4%
Chance this Occupation Will Be Impacted by Technology in the Next Decade
83.4%
Participation Rate
Percentage of the number of people currently working in the occupation as compared to the total number of people within the occupation as of the week of
May 1 to May 7 2016
5.2%
Unemployment Rate
Percentage of people not currently working as compared to the total number of people in the occupation as of the week of
May 1 to May 7 2016
Education
of People Working in this Occupation
43.8% of the workforce has a secondary school diploma.
35.4% of the workforce has a College, CEGEP or non-university certificate or diploma.
Age of the Workforce
in this Occupation
36.7% of the workforce is age 35 to 54.
Sectors that Employ this Occupation
78% of home child care providers work in the Health Care ans Social Assistance sector.
Employment Outlook
The employment outlook in our region for 2017-2019 is good. Employment growth will lead to several new positions. Several positions will become available due to retirements. High employee turnover in this occupation could lead to additional employment opportunities.
Projected growth rate in Ontario: 3.1%-4%
More Information
What Else Do I Need to Know?
- The number of businesses operating in Personal and Household Services has increased significantly since 2012.
- 536 or 84.1% of businesses operating in Personal and Household Services employ four people or less.
- Employment Outlook for Home Care Providers in the Ottawa Economic Region is unavailable.
- For more information directly from local employers about this occupation, click on Health Care & Social Assistance Services Sector and/or Household & Personal Services Sector.