Includes all employees designated as executive, administrative, clerical/office and sales staff. Also included are employees on the payroll of the establishment and engaged in such non-manufacturing a [..]

The Annual Retail Trade Survey measures, on an annual basis, the operating and financial characteristics of Canadian retailers. It combines data from the Annual Retail Chain Survey

The objective of the Annual Wholesale Trade Survey

The data analyzed in Canadian Industry Statistics

The average annual salary per employee is calculated by dividing the total wages paid

The average number of hours worked per week per employee is calculated by dividing the total number of hours worked per year by 52 and by the number of employees. This applies here only to production [..]

As defined for compiling capital investment by type of asset. Building and engineering construction expenditures cover: manufacturing plants;

The business cycle is periodic but irregular upward and downward movement in economic activity. The business cycle has two phases: recession and expansion. During a recession real GDP decreases and re [..]

The business sector extends to all facets of the Canadian economy other than

The Canadian Business Patterns (CBP) database is released semi-annually and contains data that reflect counts of business establishments by: nine employment size ranges