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Labour demand

Openings converted into economic variables

9,794 observed openings
SaskJobs openings9,794Retrieved 2026-11-11
Occupation groups10Observed control-total partition
Service regions18Observed control-total partition
Detailed NOCs292July 2026 distribution

SaskJobs supplies the province-wide total and separate occupation and service-region partitions. The Job Bank monthly archive supplies NOC and city detail. Sector openings are modelled because only 24.6% of archived vacancies carry a usable source-industry label. The GDP run is a sensitivity scenario, not a forecast: openings are never converted into output dollars.

Sector proxy

Modelled estimate
  • Accommodation and food services1,982
  • Health care and social assistance1,788
  • Retail trade1,169
  • Construction1,005
  • Transportation and warehousing985
  • Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting665
  • Other services (except public administration)620
  • Professional, scientific and technical services516
  • Manufacturing247
  • Public administration232
  • Educational services188
  • Information and cultural industries105
  • Arts, entertainment and recreation96
  • Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services63
  • Wholesale trade52
  • Management of companies and enterprises45
  • Utilities13
  • Real estate and rental and leasing12
  • Finance and insurance6
  • Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction5

Occupation

Observed SaskJobs groups
  • Sales & Service2,944
  • Health2,293
  • Trades, Transport, Construction2,184
  • Social Science, Education, & Gov't760
  • Business, Finance, & Admin613
  • Oil, Gas, Mining, Farming526
  • Engineers, Architects, IT, Natural Sciences229
  • Processing, Manufacturing, & Utilities155
  • Art, Culture, Recreation, Sports57
  • Management33

Location

Observed SaskJobs service regions
  • Saskatoon2,432
  • Regina1,987
  • Prince Albert800
  • Yorkton776
  • North Battleford437
  • Estevan419
  • Moose Jaw409
  • Swift Current340
  • La Ronge328
  • Fort Qu'Appelle326
  • Kindersley289
  • Melfort242
  • Lloydminster239
  • Humboldt200
  • Weyburn168
  • Meadow Lake164
  • Nipawin129
  • Ile-A-La-Crosse109

GDP composition sensitivity

total preserved
Official baseline$110.79B2022 current dollars
Scenario total$110.79BReconciled to baseline
Elasticity0.05Assumed · unvalidated
Sector factor cap±10%Before total reconciliation

Scenario parameters are not empirical estimates

The 0.05 elasticity has no cited Saskatchewan derivation or calibration and is explicitly registered as an assumed, unvalidated response parameter. The ±10% cap and 50-opening publication floor are governance bounds, not statistical validation.

SectorOpeningsPer 1,000 employmentPressure indexGDP scenario change
Transportation and warehousing [48-49]98541.92.10+$0.23B
Accommodation and food services [72]1,98240.92.05+$0.07B
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting [11]66529.41.48+$0.39B
Health care and social assistance [62]1,78824.31.22+$0.15B
Construction [23]1,00523.51.18+$0.13B
Professional, scientific and technical services [54]51621.91.10+$0.04B
Other services (except public administration) [81]62021.91.10+$0.03B
Retail trade [44-45]1,16914.90.75$-0.01B
Information and cultural industries [51]10513.20.66$-0.01B
Public administration [91]2328.90.45$-0.16B
Manufacturing [31-33]2478.70.44$-0.21B
Arts, entertainment and recreation [71]967.80.39$-0.02B
Educational services [61]1887.50.38$-0.15B
Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services [56]633.60.18$-0.07B
Wholesale trade [41]521.80.09$-0.42B

Dollar tilts suppressed below the reliability floor

These sectors remain at their official GDP baselines and publish no scenario change: Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction [21] (5); Utilities [22] (13); Finance and insurance [52] (6); Real estate and rental and leasing [53] (12); Management of companies and enterprises [55] (45).

Sensitivity scenario only: sectors with at least 50 estimated openings may tilt within a capped response and reconcile within the included-sector subtotal. Lower-count sectors retain their official baseline and publish no dollar change. Elasticity 0.05 is assumed and unvalidated, not empirically estimated. This is not a GDP forecast. Model version labour-demand-gdp-v2.

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