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The National Occupational Classification (NOC) is a numeric system used to classify occupations in Canada. Unless otherwise noted, the alis occupational profiles are based on the 2006 NOC.
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As an employer or human resources manager, you value your employees and what they contribute to your business. But when the competitive landscape changes or your business is facing a difficult financial situation, you may consider letting staff go to keep your business operating and profitable. Before you make a final decision, consider these factors.
Lists all the occupations in alphabetical order by title. It shows the education level required, employment outlook, physical strength required, whether it is an emerging occupation or not, and the average wage.
Lists occupations by industry cluster (in alphabetical order) and sub-clusters. For example, the accommodation and food services cluster contains several related occupations under a sub-cluster.
Lists occupations by NOC code, in numerical order from 0012 (chief administrative officer) to 9619 (municipal recycling waste handler). Use this report if you know the code you want to find but not the occupational title.
