Men’s wages fell in cities in Southwestern Ontario over a 15-year period around the last recession, and the number of employed men decreased, new federal figures show.
Male employees in London saw an average wage decrease of one percent from 2000 to 2015, while male employees in non-production centers in Canada saw an average wage increase of 13 percent over the same period, Rene Morissette, a senior economist at Statistics Canada, said Thursday.
In addition, the number of men working full-time in the same period fell 8.5 percent. The number of men working in the industry fell by 5.2 percent, he […]
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