Canadian industrial relations

Abstract

Canada has a GDP of US $342 billion, which represents US $13000 per capita (higher than in any of the other countries in this book except the USA). Canada has a population of 25 million people. Like its dominating neighbour to the south, Canada has developed a service-based employment structure. Out of its total civilian employment of 11 million people, 69 per cent are employed in services, and 5.3 per cent in agriculture. Canadian industry employs only 26 per cent—a smaller percentage than in any other country in this book (see Appendix, Table A.4 ).

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