Income Explorer, 2021 Census
This interactive chart is comprised of two visualizations to show statistics of selected income sources by various characteristics and geographies.
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Cost of goods in NWT must be crazy high. I feel like possibly Oakville is skewed because they're a very wealthy city, and I'm not sure if people who live there all actually work there. Alberta of course, got that oilDamn they pay good in Alberta and NWT...
Also Oakville my god
Oakville has Lumber Barons.... Oakville is skewed because they're a very wealthy city, and I'm not sure if people who live there all actually work there. ...
$/hour would be interesting but it is a lot shadier metric. Many salaried people are drastically off of their estimated hours worked. It can go either way. Either they spend time in the evening cleaning up emails and don't mentally include that in the total or they say they work far more than they do as they couldn't ask for continually increasing comp with a straight face if the light was shone on the actual hours worked (cough, many [but not all] public sector jobs). Since the vast majority of people would be guessing the answer to that question, I have doubt that the resulting numbers would have meaning.When they do these it should be readjusted to $/hour.
I know far too many guys in the trades, oil patch etc who brag about making $120,000 a year but are working 60 hour weeks.
Total income is meaningless if you're just a slave to your job.
For sure, lots of boilermakers where I'm at making $200k+, but when you only take off one or two days a month, is it really worth it?When they do these it should be readjusted to $/hour.
I know far too many guys in the trades, oil patch etc who brag about making $120,000 a year but are working 60 hour weeks.
Total income is meaningless if you're just a slave to your job.