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Direct, indirect and induced employment by sector

Direct, indirect and induced employment by sector, 2020table note 1 (# of jobs)
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Marine sector Direct Indirect Induced Total
Private sector 108,815 62,654 45,349 216,818
Seafood 28,939 16,072 10,629 55,639
Commercial fishing 10,191 5,811 3,639 19,642
Aquaculture 2,744 4,403 1,664 8,810
Fish processing 16,004 5,858 5,325 27,187
Offshore oil & gas 1,248 6,592 3,085 10,925
Transportation 30,359 19,491 16,258 66,108
Marine transportation 13,558 5,837 7,139 26,534
Support activities for marine transportation 16,801 13,653 9,119 39,573
Tourism & recreation 30,660 10,958 7,620 49,239
Manufacturing & construction 17,609 9,541 7,757 34,907
Ship and boat building 8,905 6,745 5,010 20,660
Ports and harbours construction 8,704 2,796 2,748 14,247
Public Sector 42,068 14,721 19,906 76,694
National Defence 25,237 4,344 11,052 40,633
Fisheries & Oceans 9,661 6,950 5,589 22,200
Other federal departments 2,473 1,559 1,500 5,531
Provincial / Territorial departments 1,078 1,107 634 2,819
Universities and ENGOs 3,618 762 1,131 5,511
Total marine economy 150,883 77,374 65,255 293,513

Table Notes

Table note p

Preliminary

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Table note 1

Direct impacts occur in the listed marine sector. Indirect and induced impacts are those which occur in other industries, but are attributable to the direct impact.

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Sources: Internal Fisheries and Oceans Canada calculations based on customized simulations of Statistic Canada's inter-regional input-output model.

Totals may not add due to rounding.

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