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CLC/CTC > Community Data for Labour Councils and Unions |
 | | The tables in the community profile provide data for your CMA and for Canada on total population, age characteristics of the population, earnings, composition of household income (wages, government transfers, etc.), and family characteristics. |
 | | The tables at the end of this paper contain data on union coverage (the percentage of workers covered by a collective agreement) for each CMA for 1997 and 2003, broken down between men and women, the public and private sector, and for young workers. |
 | | Union members are much more likely to work in the public sector, social services, or in large private sector firms, and are also older and better-educated than non-union workers on average. |
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