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By Noted (anonymous) | Posted March 27, 2013 at 13:37:58 in reply to Comment 87508
StatsCan 2006 Community Profiles
Occupation
Business, finance and administration occupations
#1 occupation in City of Mississauga: 84,990 of 369,730 (23.5% of labour force)
#1 occupation in City of Brampton: 53,675/236,265 (22.7% of labour force)
#2 occupation in Town of Oakville: 18,860/91,150 (20.1% of labour force)
#2 occupation in Town of Milton: 6,765/32,605 (20.8% of labour force)
#2 occupation in City of Burlington: 18,360/91,725 (20.0% of labour force)
#3 occupation in City of Hamilton: 42,610/258,755 (16.5% labour force)
Major field of study
Business, management and public administration
#1 in Town of Oakville: 22,525/130,205 (17.3% of labour force)
#1 in City of Burlington 19,255/132,695 (14.5% of labour force)
#1 in City of Mississauga: 75,240/532,560 (14.1% of labour force)
#1 in Town of Milton: 5,420/41,910 (12.9% of labour force)
#1 in City of Brampton: 38,460/332,235 (11.6% of labour force)
#2 in City of Hamilton 37,140/407,590 (9.1% of labour force)
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