Jobs in Richmond Hot Facts

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Jobs in Richmond Hot Facts Introduction This issue of Hot Facts examines the number and the occupational categories of Richmond jobs. Jobs within Richmond are those that are held by: y Richmond workers who live in Richmond; y those workers who reside elsewhere, but who listed Richmond as their place of work in the 2016 Census. Statistics Canada provides information regarding the number of workers, their age, gender, occupation and income level. The Hot Facts issue called Labour and Mode of Travel to Work provides information about labour force activity and work force occupations of Richmond residents no matter where they work. This issue of Hot Facts examines the number of jobs and occupational categories in Richmond held by workers no matter where they live. Richmond Jobs The 2016 Census indicates that there are 110,235 jobs in Richmond with a fixed workplace and an additional 8,330 jobs held by those who worked at home. There are also a number of workers in Richmond with no fixed place of work. These include contractors, construction labourers, truck drivers, couriers and taxi drivers. Metro Vancouver will allocate the no fixed place of work estimates across all municipalities, and this Hot Fact Sheet will be updated accordingly. Number of Jobs in Richmond 2016 Census Fixed place of work 110,235 Work at home 8,330 No fixed place of work (Metro Vancouver est.) TBD Total Jobs 118,565 PP-HF-26 / rev. May 2018

Number of Richmond Jobs by Major Occupation Category The largest category of jobs in Richmond are in the sales and service occupations (30.3%) and business, finance and administration occupations (18.2%). Occupation National Occupational Classification System (NOC) 2016 Total jobs in Richmond (includes workers with fixed place of work (110,235) and individuals working at home (8,330)) *Does not include workers without a fixed place of work. Total Labour by Job Classification % of Total Jobs 118,565 100.0% Sales and service occupations 35,390 30.3% Business, finance and administration occupations 21,575 18.2% Management occupations 14,835 12.5% Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations 14,245 12.0% Natural and applied sciences and related occupations 10,105 8.5% Occupations in education, law and social, community and government services 8,460 7.1% Occupations in manufacturing and utilities 5,455 4.6% Health occupations 4,215 3.6% Occupations in art, culture, recreation and sport 3,095 2.6% Natural resources, agriculture and related production occupations 650 0.6% The National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2016 is a standardized system used by Statistics Canada in reporting the type of work performed by the population. It groups jobs into 10 broad occupational categories. Jobs to Employed Labour Force Ratios in Metro Vancouver Municipality Jobs to Employed Labour (ELF) Ratio (does not include no fixed workplace workers) Richmond 1.36 Burnaby 1.22 Vancouver 1.21 Langley City 1.18 Delta 1.05 Langley Township 1.02 North Vancouver City 0.97 West Vancouver 0.91 Port Coquitlam 0.76 New Westminster 0.76 White Rock 0.76 Surrey 0.72 North Vancouver District 0.70 Coquitlam 0.68 Pitt Meadows 0.60 Maple Ridge 0.59 Port Moody 0.52 Data includes individuals who work at home. City of Richmond Hot Facts 2

Where do people who live in Richmond work? The following table illustrates where Richmond s labour force (those with a fixed place of work) go each day for work. A large proportion (56.95%) stay in Richmond for work, with 26.58% travelling to Vancouver to work. Place of Work Richmond as Place of Residence Percent of Fixed Placed Workers Richmond 43,435 56.95% Vancouver 20,275 26.58% Burnaby 4,320 5.66% Delta 2,180 2.86% Surrey 2,075 2.72% Greater Vancouver A 1,425 1.87% New Westminster 645 0.85% Coquitlam 310 0.41% North Vancouver City 300 0.39% Township of Langley 285 0.37% North Vancouver District 255 0.33% Port Coquitlam 115 0.15% Abbotsford 90 0.12% Toronto 70 0.09% West Vancouver 70 0.09% Maple Ridge 60 0.08% City of Langley 55 0.07% White Rock 55 0.07% Capilano 5 50 0.07% Tsawwassen 35 0.05% Saanich 30 0.04% Calgary 25 0.03% Wood Buffalo 25 0.03% Kelowna 25 0.03% Edmonton 20 0.03% Port Moody 20 0.03% Victoria 20 0.03% City of Richmond Hot Facts 3

Where do people who live in Richmond work? Municipality / District Richmond Vancouver Burnaby Delta Surrey Greater Vancouver A New Westminster Coquitlam North Vancouver City Township of Langley North Vancouver District Port Coquitlam Abbotsford Toronto West Vancouver Maple Ridge City of Langley White Rock Capilano 5 Tsawwassen Saanich Calgary Wood Buffalo Kelowna Edmonton Port Moody Victoria 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 45,000 Number of Fixed Workplace Workers City of Richmond Hot Facts 4

Where do people who work in Richmond come from? The following table illustrates where those who hold Richmond jobs (with a fixed place of work) come from to work in Richmond. A large proportion come from Vancouver (21.89%) followed by Surrey (14.16%) and Delta (6.55%). Place of Residence Richmond as Place of Work Percent of Fixed Placed Workers Richmond 43,435 39.78% Vancouver 23,905 21.89% Surrey 15,465 14.16% Delta 7,155 6.55% Burnaby 7,145 6.54% New Westminster 2,960 2.71% Coquitlam 2,040 1.87% Township of Langley 1,505 1.38% North Vancouver District 740 0.68% Port Coquitlam 715 0.65% Maple Ridge 640 0.59% White Rock 520 0.48% North Vancouver City 490 0.45% Abbotsford 455 0.42% Port Moody 455 0.42% Langley City 350 0.32% West Vancouver 275 0.25% Greater Vancouver A 230 0.21% Pitt Meadows 170 0.16% Chilliwack 140 0.13% Mission 140 0.13% Squamish 55 0.05% Tsawwassen 45 0.04% Musqueam 2 40 0.04% Anmore 35 0.03% Bowen Island 25 0.02% Whistler 25 0.02% Lions Bay 20 0.02% Burrard Inlet 3 20 0.02% Total Lower Mainland 109,195 100.0% City of Richmond Hot Facts 5

Where do people who live in Richmond come from? Municipality / District Richmond Vancouver Surrey Delta Burnaby New Westminster Coquitlam Township of Langley North Vancouver District Port Coquitlam Maple Ridge White Rock North Vancouver City Abbotsford Port Moody Langley City West Vancouver Greater Vancouver A Pitt Meadows Chilliwack Mission Squamish Tsawwassen Musqueam 2 Anmore Bowen Island Whistler Lions Bay Burrard Inlet 3 0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000 40000 45000 Number of Fixed Workplace Workers Net Movement of Labour (In and Out of Richmond) The following table illustrates the proportion of Richmond s labour force that either remain in Richmond to work each day (i.e., fixed place of work) and the proportion of Richmond s labour force that leave Richmond to work elsewhere (to a fixed place of work). Approximately 10,200 more workers stay in Richmond for work compared to those that leave Richmond for work. An additional 66,800 workers who live outside Richmond come to Richmond each day for work. The difference between those workers leaving Richmond for jobs elsewhere and those coming to Richmond for jobs results in a net incoming flow of 33,555 workers coming to Richmond for work. Going out of Richmond or Staying in Richmond for Work Total Richmond labour force with a fixed place of work 76,680 Richmond residents who work in Richmond 43,435 Richmond residents leaving Richmond for work elsewhere 33,245 (net outflow) City of Richmond Hot Facts 6

Coming into Richmond from Elsewhere to Work Total workers with Richmond as a fixed place of work 110,235 Richmond residents who work in Richmond 43,435 Net incoming from elsewhere to Richmond for work Net incoming 66,800 (total inflow) 33,555 (net incoming) For Further Information: Please contact the Policy Planning Department at 604-276-4116 or communityplanning@richmond.ca. City of Richmond 6911 No. 3 Road, Richmond, BC V6Y 2C1 www.richmond.ca