In the most recent figures available, B.C. had 178,810 job vacancies in June, about 7.1 per cent of of all jobs in a labour force of 2.3 million.
B.C. restaurants, hotels and other establishments reported 29,370 job vacancies in the second-quarter of 2022, a vacancy rate of 12.2 per cent of all jobs in the sector. This sector suffered the deepest job cuts during the pandemic and thousands permanently left the sector for more stable careers.: Employers in B.C. were looking to fill 21,115 vacancies in the second quarter of 2022, a vacancy rate of 10.6 per cent.
Article contentHospitals and medical facilities that were stretched before the pandemic are over-stressed now, with some 18,150 job vacancies, a vacancy rate of 5.5 per cent.Employers sought to fill 17,720 jobs in the second quarter, a vacancy rate of 5.9 per cent. Another sector hit hard by COVID-19 closures, retailers are now competing with everyone else trying to hire at the same time.B.C.
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