In a notable shift, Canada's part-time employment growth has slowed down in November 2025, marking a decrease from the previous month. The latest data, updated on December 5, 2025, reveals that the part-time employment change indicator has dropped to 63.0K in November, down from 85.1K in October.
This reduction highlights a potential cooling in the demand for part-time positions, signaling possible implications for Canada’s labor market dynamics. Experts are closely monitoring these changes to understand their underlying causes and potential impact on the country's broader economic outlook.
The decline raises questions about how the labor market will adapt, especially as the holiday season approaches. With fluctuating employment figures, policymakers and economists remain vigilant in assessing the resilience of the job market and preparing for the possibility of further variances in employment trends.
