Determination of Income and Employment (Universal Bodily Injury Compensation) Regulation

Determination of Income and Employment (Universal Bodily Injury Compensation) Regulation, M.R. 39/94 The Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Act , C.C.S.M. c. P215 Regulation 39/94 Registered February 10, 1994 bilingual version (HTML) Table of Contents Section DETERMINATION OF GROSS YEARLY EMPLOYMENT INCOME 1 Definitions 2 GYEI not derived from self-employment 3 GYEI derived from self-employment or a Canadian-controlled private corporation 4 GYEI of full-time earner under section 82 of Act 5 GYEI of a temporary or part-time earner 6 GYEI of victim holding employment corresponding to determined employment 7 GYEI of victim holding employment not corresponding to determined employment 8 GYEI for classes of employment 9 GYEI for part-time determined employment COMPUTATION OF NET INCOME 10 Net income is GYEI less deductions 11 Coming into force Schedules A Income adjustment B Indexation C Classes of employment D Reduction of gross yearly employment income E Average hours worked DETERMINATION OF GROSS YEARLY EMPLOYMENT INCOME Definitions 1 The following definitions apply in this regulation. "Act" means The Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Act . ( « Loi  ») "employment" , in respect of determined employment and self-employment, means an occupational classification that is set out in Schedule C. (« emploi ») "employment determined for him or her" means an employment determined for the victim as required by subsections 84(1) or 86(1) or sections 107 or 108 of the Act, and "determined employment" has the same meaning. (« emploi déterminé ») "gross yearly employment income" has the same meaning that "gross income" has in Part 2 of the Act. (« revenu d'emploi annuel brut ») "major occupational group" means an occupational group defined by the National Occupational Classification that is assigned a two character code in the column headed "NOC-S CODE" in (a) Table B of Schedule C; and (b) the Table in Schedule E. (« groupe professionnel principal ») "National Occupational Classification" means the National Occupational Classification established by Statistics Canada, as amended from time to time, and the abbreviation "NOC" has the same meaning. (« Classification nationale des professions ») "NOC-S" means the National Occupational Classification for Statistics established by Statistics Canada and based on the 2001 Canadian census, as amended from time to time, or as replaced by a more recent National Occupational Classification for Statistics, established by Statistics Canada and based on a more recent Canadian census. (« CNP-S ») M.R. 38/2006 GYEI not derived from self-employment 2 Subject to this regulation, a victim's gross yearly employment income not derived from self-employment at the time of the accident is the sum of the following amounts: (a) in the case of a full-time earner, the salary or wages received or receivable for the pay period in which the accident occurred, divided by the number of weeks in the pay period and then multiplied by 52; (b) in the case of a temporary earner or part-time earner, the salary or wages that are received or receivable with respect to employment that the temporary earner or part-time earner held or would have held, if the accident had not occurred, and that are the greater of (i) the salary or wages received or receivable for the pay period in which the accident occurred, divided by the number of weeks in the pay period and then multiplied by 52, and (ii) the salary or wages receivable during the first 180 days following the date of the accident divided by 180 and then multiplied by 365; (c) in the case of a non-earner, the salary or wages from an employment that the non-earner would have held, if the accident had not occurred, during the first 180 days following the date of the accident divided by the number of days the employment would have been held, and then multiplied by 365; (d) any of the following benefits, to the extent that the benefit is not received as a result of the accident (i) a bonus received or earned in the 52 weeks before the date of the accident, (ii) tips, in the amount that is the greater of (A) the amount reported in the victim's personal income tax return for the calendar year before the year in which the accident occurred, and (B) the amount reported in the victim's personal income tax return for the calendar year in which the accident occurred; (iii) remuneration for overtime hours that is not included in clause (a) and that is received or earned in the 52 weeks before the date of the accident, (iv) the cash value from a profit-sharing plan allocation received or earned in the 52 weeks before the date of accident, (v) the value of the personal use of a motor vehicle provided by an employer at the time of the accident, in the amount reported in the victim's personal income tax return for the calendar year before the year in which the accident occurred or, where no such amount was reported, in an amount calculated under clause 6(1)⁠(a) (income from employment) of the Income Tax Act (Canada) as an annualized benefit, (vi) the value of the employer's contribution to the victim's pension plan, if lost because of the accident, (vii) the cash value of any other benefit that the victim received, or was entitled receive, in the 52 weeks before the date of the accident; (e) the commissions that the victim had earned, or to which he or she was entitled, (i) in the 52 weeks before the date of the accident, (ii) in the calendar year before the date of the accident, or (iii) in the three calendar years before the date of the accident, divided by three, whichever amount is the greatest. M.R. 93/95 GYEI derived from self-employment or a Canadian-controlled private corporation 3(1) In this section, "business income" means the income derived from self-employment or a Canadian-controlled private corporation, by way of proprietorship, partnership interest, or significant influence shareholder interest, less any expense that relates to the income and is allowed under the Income Tax Act (Canada) and The Income Tax Act of Manitoba but not including the following: (a) any capital cost allowance or allowance on eligible capital property; (b) any capital gain or loss; (c) any loss deductible under section 111 (losses from other years) of the Income Tax Act (Canada). M.R. 35/2003 GYEI from self-employment 3(2) Subject to section 5, a victim's gross yearly employment income derived from self-employment that was carried on at the time of the accident is the greatest amount of business income that the victim received or to which the victim was entitled within the following periods of time: (a) for the 52 weeks before the date of the accident; (b) for the 52 weeks before the fiscal year end immediately preceding the date of the accident; (c) where the victim has operated the business for not less than two fiscal years before the date of the accident, for the 104 weeks before the fiscal year end immediately preceding the date of the accident divided by two; (d) where the victim has operated the business for not less than three fiscal years before the date of the accident, for the 156 weeks before the fiscal year end immediately preceding the date of the accident divided by three; (e) the business income derived by a significant-influence shareholder in a Canadian-controlled private corporation that was declared for income tax purposes in the calendar year prior to the accident; or according to Schedule C. M.R. 93/95; 35/2003 Definitions 3(3) For the purposes of this section, "Canadian-controlled private corporation" means a Canadian-controlled private corporation as defined in subsection 125(7) of the Income Tax Act (Canada); (« société privée sous contrôle canadien ») "significant influence shareholder" means a shareholder in a Canadian-controlled private corporation who (a) holds 20% or more of the voting rights in the corporation, and (b) can demonstrate an active, authoritative influence over the day to day financial and administrative operations of the corporation. (« actionnaire exerçant une influence considérable ») M.R. 35/2003 GYEI of full-time earner under section 82 of Act 4 The gross yearly employment income of a full-time earner referred to in section 82 (more remunerative employment) of the Act is determined under sections 6 and 7, without adjustment under Schedule A. GYEI of a temporary or part-time earner for first 180 days 5(1) The gross yearly employment income of a temporary earner or part-time earner for the first 180 days after the date of accident is the amount calculated under sections 2 and 3. M.R. 93/95 GYEI of temporary earner or part-time earner after 180th day 5(2) The gross yearly employment income for a temporary earner or part-time earner after the 180th day following the date of the accident is the greatest of the amounts determined under subsection (1) and sections 6 and 7. GYEI of victim holding employment corresponding to determined employment for five years and at time of accident 6 The gross yearly employment income of a victim who, at the time of the accident, held employment corresponding to employment determined for him or her by the corporation and who, in the five calendar years preceding the date of the accident, held such employment, is the greatest gross yearly employment income earned by the victim from the employment in any of those calendar years as determined under sections 2 and 3, indexed under Schedule B and then adjusted under Schedule A. GYEI of victim holding employment corresponding to determined employment for five years but not at time of accident 7(1) The gross yearly employment income of a victim who, at the time of the accident, does not hold the employment determined for him or her by the corporation but who, in the five calendar years preceding the date of the accident, held such employment, is the greatest gross yearly employment income earned by the victim from the employment in any of those calendar years as determined under section 2 or 3, indexed under Schedule B and then adjusted under Schedule A to a maximum adjustment of 50%. M.R. 35/2003 GYEI of victim who never held employment corresponding to determined employment 7(2) The gross yearly employment income of a victim who, at the time of the accident, does not hold employment corresponding to employment determined for him or her by the corporation and who, in the five calendar years preceding the date of the accident, never held such employment is the gross yearly employment income set out in Schedule C for the employment determined by the corporation and adjusted under Schedule A to a maximum adjustment of 50%. M.R. 35/2003 GYEI of non-earner after 180th day 7(3) The gross yearly employment income of a non-earner after the 180th day following the date of the accident is the greater of the amounts determined under subsections (1) and (2). GYEI for classes of employment 8 The classes of employment and the corresponding gross yearly employment incomes set out in Schedule C apply in respect of the following provisions of the Act: (a) subclause 81(2)⁠(a)⁠(ii) (full-time earner); (b) subclause 83(2)⁠(a)⁠(ii) (temporary earner or part-time earner); (c) subclause 89(2)⁠(a)⁠(ii) (student); (d) subclause 95(2)⁠(a)⁠(ii) (minor); (e) section 106 (factors for determining employment); (f) section 107 (determination of employment after second anniversary of accident). GYEI for part-time determined employment 9 Notwithstanding sections 5 to 8, where the corporation determines that a victim can hold only part-time employment, the gross yearly employment income of the victim is reduced in accordance with Schedule D. COMPUTATION OF NET INCOME Net income is GYEI less certain deductions 10(1) For the purpose of this regulation, the net income of a victim is the gross yearly employment income of the victim determined under this regulation, less the following: (a) the income tax payable by the victim, as determined under subsection (3); (b) the premiums payable by the victim in respect of unemployment insurance, as determined under subsection (5); (c) the contributions payable by the victim in respect of the Canada Pension Plan, as determined under subsection (6); except in the case of a victim who is claiming a loss of unemployment insurance benefits, where the only deduction shall be the income tax payable as determined under subsection (3). M.R. 93/95 Taxable income is GYEI less deductions 10(2) For the purpose of this regulation, a victim's taxable income is the gross yearly employment income of the victim determined under this regulation less the following: (a) any amount allowable to the victim under clauses 60(b), (c) and (c.2) (maintenance) of the Income Tax Act (Canada), in the calendar year before the year for which the taxable income is calculated; and (b) any amount of the gross yearly employment income that would have been exempt from the victim's income tax under clause 81(1)⁠(a) (statutory exemptions) of the Income Tax Act (Canada) as that clause was at the time of the accident. Income tax is tax on taxable income less credits 10(3) For the purpose of this regulation, the income tax payable by a victim is the tax payable upon the taxable income of the victim calculated in accordance with the Income Tax Act (Canada) and The Income Tax Act of Manitoba, and allowing only the following credits: (a) the credit allowed under section 118.7 of the Income Tax Act (Canada), where "B" in the formula set out in that section is the total of (i) the premiums payable for unemployment insurance, as determined under subsection (5) of this section, and (ii) the contributions payable in respect of the Canada Pension Plan, as determined under subsection (6) of this section; (b) the credits allowed in subsections 118(1) (personal credits) and (2) (age credit) of the Income Tax Act (Canada), without any reduction in the credits in respect of the income of a dependant referred to in section 113 of The Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Act ; (c) any credit or deduction from tax allowed under The Income Tax Act of Manitoba, except under subsection 5(5) (deductions for property taxes) of that Act, without any reduction in the credit or deduction in respect of the income of a dependant referred to in section 113 of The Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Act . GYEI is pensionable and insurable earnings 10(4) For the purpose of subsections (5) and (6), the gross yearly employment income of a victim, as determined under this regulation, are the pensionable earnings of the victim for the purpose of the Canada Pension Plan, and the insurable earnings of the victim for the purpose of the Unemployment Insurance Act (Canada), not derived from self employment. Premiums payable under Unemployment Insurance Act 10(5) For the purpose of this regulation, the premiums payable under the Unemployment Insurance Act (Canada) are the amounts payable by the victim as an employee's premium for the year under that Act in respect of the victim's insurable earnings, not exceeding the maximum amount payable by him or her for the year under that Act. Contributions payable under Canada Pension Plan 10(6) For the purpose of this regulation, the contributions payable under the Canada Pension Plan are the amounts payable by the victim as an employee's contribution for the year under the Canada Pension Plan in respect of the victim's pensionable earnings, not exceeding the maximum amount by him or her for the year under the plan. Coming into force 11 This regulation comes into force on March 1, 1994. SCHEDULE A (Sections 5 to 7) INCOME ADJUSTMENT Reference period 1 In this schedule, "reference period" means a maximum of the 60 months preceding the date of the accident. Adjustment under sections 5 to 7 of regulation 2 Subject to sections 3 and 6 of this schedule, the adjustment referred to in sections 5 to 7 of the regulation is based on the victim's ratio of presence at work during the reference period and is the greatest of the following: (a) the number of months the victim held employment in the 12 month period preceding the date of the accident divided by 12; (b) the number of months the victim held employment in the 60 month period preceding the date of the accident divided by 60; (c) the sum of the number of months that the victim held employment in each consecutive 12 month period preceding the date of the accident in which the victim held employment, to a maximum of five such periods, divided by the product resulting from multiplying the number of such periods by 12. Periods of months to be reduced for minor, student, person not capable of employment 3 The divisors in clauses 2(a) to (c) of this schedule shall be reduced by the number of months in those periods in which the victim was a minor or student or not capable of holding employment. Calculation of months 4 For the purpose of calculating a victim's ratio of presence at work, a month in which a period of employment begins or ends is deemed to be a complete month of presence at work. Adjustment of GYEI under sections 5 to 7 of regulation 5 For the purpose of sections 5 to 7 of the regulation, the gross yearly employment income of a victim referred to in those sections is the greater of the following: (a) the amount determined by the formula A x B = GYEI In this formula, A is the gross yearly employment income determined under section 5, 6 or 7 of the regulation and indexing as applicable under Schedule B before any adjustment under this schedule; B is the ratio determined under section 2 of this schedule; GYEI is the adjusted gross yearly employment income; (b) the minimum wage established under Part 2 of The Employment Standards Act determined, except in the case of a part-time employment, on the basis of the standard hours of work set out in subsection 32(1) of that Act as it is on the day on which it is applied. Adjustment re unemployment, temporary, part-time employment 6 For the purpose of sections 5 to 7 of the regulation, no adjustment is made under this schedule when the victim, at the time of the accident, had been unemployed for less than 12 consecutive months or had held a temporary or part-time employment for less than 12 consecutive months, and held full-time employment for the balance of the period used as a divisor in clause 2(b) of this schedule less 12. SCHEDULE B (Section 6 and subsection 7(1)) INDEXATION The indexation referred to in section 6 and subsection 7(1) of the regulation is computed in accordance with the following formula: C x D = Unadjusted Gross Yearly Employment Income In this formula, C is the gross yearly employment income as determined under section 6 or subsection 7(1) of the regulation before indexation under this schedule and adjustment under Schedule A; D is the ratio of the industrial average wage, as defined in subsection 70(2) of the Act, for the year of the accident to the industrial average wage for the terminating year of the employment determined under section 84 of the Act. SCHEDULE C (Subsection 7(2) and section 8) CLASSES OF EMPLOYMENT Determination of level of experience 1 For the purpose of the following Tables, the corporation shall determine the level of experience that the victim has in the class of employment determined for the victim, in accordance with the following: (a) "Level 1" means less than 36 months of experience; (b) "Level 2" means 36 months or more but less than 120 months of experience; (c) "Level 3" means 120 months or more of experience. M.R. 38/2006 Calculation of months 2 For the purpose of calculating the number of months of experience under section 1 of this schedule, a month in which an employment begins or ends is deemed to be a complete month of experience. Application: Table A or Table B 2.1(1) For the purpose of this regulation, (a) Table A applies if the accident occurred before March 1, 2006; and (b) Table B applies if the accident occurs on or after March 1, 2006. M.R. 38/2006 2.1(2) Despite clause (1)⁠(a), Table B shall be used for any determination of employment (a) under subsections 84(1) or 86(1) of the Act, where the 181st day following the accident falls on a date on or after March 1, 2006; and (b) under sections 107 or 108 of the Act, on or after March 1, 2006. M.R. 38/2006 Indexation of gross incomes: Table A 3 Subject to section 3.1, the gross incomes appearing in Table A shall be adjusted on March 1 of each year, commencing on March 1, 1995, by the amount obtained by multiplying each gross income by an indexing factor obtained as follows: indexing factor = (IAW of the new year) ÷ (IAW of the previous year) In this formula, IAW is the industrial average wage, as defined in subsection 70(2) of the Act; IAW of the new year is the sum of the IAW for each of the 12 months before July 1 of the year preceding the year for which the indexing factor is computed; IAW of the previous year is the sum of the IAW for each of the 12 months before July 1 of the second year preceding the year for which the indexing factor is computed. M.R. 38/2006 End of indexation of gross incomes 3.1 The gross incomes appearing in Table A shall not be adjusted on or after March 1, 2006. M.R. 38/2006 Table A 4 In Table A, (a) "n.e.c." means not elsewhere classified; (b) the dollar figures are for full time work for a full year; (c) the annual minimum income calculated on the basis of the minimum wage of $5. per hour and a 40 hour week is $10,400.; when an income level in Table A is less than the minimum income of $10,400., the annual minimum income is to be used. M.R. 38/2006 Indexing formula: Table B 5 The gross income of each of the employments comprising each major occupational group appearing in Table B shall be adjusted on April 1 of each year by an amount obtained by multiplying the gross income of each employment by an indexing factor obtained as follows: index factor = (average AWW of the current 5 year period) ÷ (average AWW of the previous 5 year period) In this formula, AWW is the average weekly wages of the major occupational group to which the determined employment belongs, as given in the Labour Force Survey for Manitoba published by Statistics Canada each year; current 5 year period is the most recent five calendar years completed before April 1 of the year for which the indexing factor is computed; previous 5 year period is the next to last five year period, where the fifth year is the calendar year completed before April 1 of the year for which the indexing factor is computed, minus one year. M.R. 38/2006 ; 113/2021 Where labour force survey data unavailable 6 In a year in which Statistics Canada fails to publish a new Labour Force Survey for Manitoba, the corporation may revise and adjust the AWW levels set out in Table B in accordance with any statistical index or other publication that the corporation, in its discretion, judges to provide information similar to, or comparable with, that provided by the Labour Force Survey. M.R. 38/2006 Where employment not listed in Table B 7 Where an employment is not listed in Table B, or where Table B does not give an income for the employment, the corporation may determine an income for that employment using the National Occupational Classification and Table B as a guide. M.R. 38/2006 Census data used to update income levels 8 On April 1 immediately following the publication of a new census by Statistics Canada, the corporation must revise and adjust the income levels set out in Table B to reflect the income levels set out in the new census. M.R. 38/2006 ; 113/2021 Table B 9 In Table B, (a) an employment corresponds to an occupational classification designated by an eight-character code in the column headed "NOC-S CODE"; (b) "n.e.c." means not elsewhere classified; (c) the dollar figures are for full-time work for a full year, where full-time work means the average hours worked ("AHW") as given in Schedule E for the major occupational group to which the victim's employment belongs; and (d) an income level in Table B falling below the minimum wage established under Part 2 of The Employment Standards Code shall be adjusted up to the minimum wage established under that Act. M.R. 38/2006 TABLE A — Classes of Employment Income by Occupational Classification — Accidents before March 1, 2006 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 1. MANAGERIAL, ADMINISTRATIVE AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS Officials and Administrators Unique to Government Members of Legislative Bodies 26,007 41,586 62,025 Government Administrators 37,647 48,380 59,943 Post Office Management Occupations 28,621 34,522 40,147 Inspectors and Regulatory Officers, Government 39,115 44,828 49,438 Officials and Administrators Unique to Government 33,697 44,157 55,054 Other Managers and Administrators General Managers and Other Senior Officials 38,916 58,534 88,695 Management Occupations, Natural Sciences and Engineering 48,751 60,284 71,794 Management Occupations, Social Sciences and Related Fields 31,290 49,810 61,952 Administrators in Teaching and Related Fields 45,884 59,385 68,111 Administrators in Medicine and Related Fields 37,580 47,737 56,523 Financial Management Occupations 36,279 47,713 61,738 Personnel and Industrial Relations Management Occupations 39,216 50,472 61,573 Sales and Advertising Management Occupations 25,350 38,665 55,897 Purchasing Management Occupations 28,098 34,539 46,947 Service Management Occupations 15,321 24,546 33,865 Production Management Occupations 34,589 46,534 60,274 Management Occupations, Construction Operations 35,000 50,322 64,719 Farm Management Occupations 8,832 19,189 31,908 Management Occupations, Transport and Communications Operations 39,037 53,055 61,389 Other Managers and Administrators, n.e.c. 26,419 37,991 55,240 Occupations Related to Management and Administration Accountants, Auditors and Other Financial Officers 28,113 38,072 49,821 Organization and Methods Analysts 44,506 53,200 71,579 Personnel and Related Officers 32,337 42,229 49,482 Purchasing Officers and Buyers, Except Wholesale and Retail Trade 28,569 35,786 45,882 Occupations Related to Management and Administration, n.e.c. 28,803 36,753 49,978 2. OCCUPATIONS IN NATURAL SCIENCES, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS Occupations in the Physical Sciences Chemists 31,245 43,489 53,686 Geologists 36,084 48,258 57,920 Physicists 70,965 76,403 84,165 Meteorologists 43,895 55,293 67,280 Physical Sciences Technologists and Technicians 28,986 37,408 49,665 Occupations in Physical Sciences, n.e.c. 41,567 51,395 59,390 Occupations in Life Sciences Agriculturists and Related Scientists 33,436 44,972 56,623 Biologists and Related Sciences 37,472 51,515 56,015 Life Sciences Technologists and Technicians 27,462 37,485 45,588 Architects Engineers and Community Planners Architects 33,799 46,949 60,986 Civil Engineers 36,382 47,225 59,150 Electrical Engineers 40,898 50,680 58,350 Industrial Engineers 36,063 44,739 51,330 Mechanical Engineers 37,122 47,156 57,194 Community Planners 31,517 46,783 52,905 Professional Engineers n.e.c. 31,580 53,170 78,346 Other Occupations in Architecture and Engineering Surveyors 31,816 38,287 45,649 Draughting Occupations 25,075 34,077 41,069 Engineering Technologists and Technicians 31,846 40,214 47,439 Occupations in Mathematics, Statistics, Systems Analysis and Related Fields Mathematicians, Statisticians and Actuaries 35,410 43,649 57,756 Systems Analysts, Computer Programmers and Related Occupations 33,344 40,529 48,435 3. OCCUPATIONS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES AND RELATED FIELDS Occupations in Social Sciences Economists 34,523 46,602 56,897 Sociologists, Anthropologists and Related Social Scientists 32,869 33,340 45,118 Psychologists 38,301 46,815 51,332 Occupations in Social Sciences, n.e.c. 26,288 33,524 38,273 Occupations in Social Work and Related Fields Social Workers 28,643 37,737 47,052 Occupations in Welfare and Community Services 16,378 23,844 34,258 Occupations in Law Lawyers and Notaries 38,505 63,940 83,498 Other Occupations in Law 26,228 32,482 36,037 Occupations in Library, Museum and Archival Sciences Librarians, Archivists and Conservators 24,832 33,664 41,713 4. OCCUPATIONS IN RELIGION Ministers of Religion 17,841 27,675 35,180 Other Occupations in Religion, n.e.c. 16,744 27,100 33,634 5. TEACHING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS University Teachers 51,394 67,795 84,077 University Teaching and Related Occupations, n.e.c. 13,950 30,557 39,076 Elementary and Kindergarten Teachers 34,304 45,444 50,903 Secondary School Teachers 40,160 49,310 53,629 Community College and Vocational School Teachers 41,684 48,382 51,752 Teachers of Exceptional Students 15,186 25,553 44,800 Instructors and Training Officers 29,606 42,311 51,244 Elementary, Secondary School Teaching, and Related Occupations, n.e.c. 12,281 18,924 29,771 6. OCCUPATIONS IN MEDICINE AND HEALTH Health Diagnosing and Treating Occupations Physicians and Surgeons 62,439 110,559 110,559 Dentists 60,955 77,913 94,870 Veterinarians 36,304 42,489 52,605 Osteopaths and Chiropractors 31,969 62,758 93,548 Nursing, Therapy and Related Assisting Occupations Nurses, Registered, Graduate and Nurses-in-Training 31,365 38,511 43,645 Registered Nursing Assistants 23,508 28,221 33,361 Nursing Attendants 20,169 23,355 26,051 Orderlies 21,952 26,435 28,911 Audio and Speech Therapists 43,886 45,528 49,758 Physiotherapists 27,435 37,922 44,575 Occupational Therapists 30,828 35,120 43,997 Nursing, Therapy and Related Assisting Occupations, n.e.c. 17,926 22,145 28,678 Other Occupations in Medicine and Health Pharmacists 40,986 47,588 56,110 Optometrists 57,058 82,859 108,660 Dispensing Opticians 14,893 22,448 33,662 Radiological Technologists and Technicians 33,439 43,316 47,054 Medical Laboratory Technologists and Technicians 26,387 34,008 42,770 Dental Hygienists and Dental Assistants 20,822 24,730 34,377 7. ARTISTIC, LITERARY, RECREATIONAL AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS Painters, Sculptors and Related Artists 6,925 11,398 25,787 Product and Interior Designers 17,378 23,440 34,103 Advertising and Illustrating Artists 18,663 25,281 36,543 Photographers and Camera Operators 17,335 35,058 44,738 Occupations in Performing and Audiovisual Arts Producers and Directors, Performing and Audio-visual Arts 26,638 36,989 45,621 Conductors, Composers and Arrangers 41,693 53,690 63,168 Musicians and Singers 12,962 22,105 39,489 Occupations Related to Music and Musical Entertainment, n.e.c. 27,092 27,372 27,651 Dancers and Choreographers 29,853 81,821 82,248 Actors and Actresses 6,569 17,417 41,656 Radio and Television Announcers 20,946 27,599 52,811 Occupations in Performing and Audiovisual Arts, n.e.c. 9,536 20,629 38,118 Occupations in Writing Writers and Editors 24,629 34,668 50,574 Translators and Interpreters 28,570 39,135 43,373 Occupations in Sports and Recreation Coaches, Trainers and Instructors 19,960 28,387 42,752 Attendants, Sports and Recreation 17,659 21,209 32,396 8. CLERICAL AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS Stenographic and Typing Occupations Secretaries and Stenographers 19,728 24,594 30,028 Typists and Clerk-typists 19,095 24,133 27,891 Bookkeeping, Account-recording and Related Occupations Supervisors: Bookkeeping, Account-recording and Related Occupations 24,769 29,931 37,375 Bookkeepers and Accounting Clerks 18,653 24,218 31,860 Cashiers and Tellers 12,680 17,246 21,528 Insurance, Bank and Other Finance Clerks 19,968 23,246 27,715 Statistical Clerks 21,948 27,038 31,095 Electronic and Data-processing Equipment Operators 20,086 25,443 31,122 Production Clerks 21,288 28,999 37,679 Shipping and Receiving Clerks 18,151 24,260 30,759 Stock Clerks and Related Occupations 20,159 26,925 33,139 Library and File Clerks 21,065 25,373 30,476 Receptionists and Information Clerks 16,198 21,049 26,960 Mail Carriers 33,916 35,828 37,374 Mail and Postal Clerks 23,204 32,864 35,158 Telephone Operators 17,230 25,298 28,463 Messengers 10,320 20,245 26,169 Other Clerical and Related Occupations Claim Adjusters/Collectors 20,036 27,697 37,494 Travel Clerks, Ticket, Station and Freight Agents 19,241 28,216 38,987 Hotel Clerks 11,266 13,908 19,402 Personnel Clerks 25,520 32,435 36,409 General Office Clerks 19,725 25,729 32,014 9. SALES OCCUPATIONS Sales Occupations, Commodities Supervisors 17,879 29,157 40,103 Technical Sales Occupations 32,197 44,735 51,833 Commercial Travellers 30,825 39,378 49,218 Sales Clerks and Sales Persons 14,466 22,624 33,877 Street Vendors and Door-to-door Sales Occupations 9,778 23,024 33,889 Service Station Attendants 10,403 15,018 18,740 Sales Occupations, Services Supervisors 28,053 38,803 55,891 Insurance Sales Occupations 23,420 34,977 45,431 Real Estate Sales Occupations 17,830 33,899 47,842 Sales Agents and Traders, Securities 23,421 35,248 62,282 Advertising Sales Occupations 17,848 31,880 54,388 Business Services Sales Occupations 33,133 39,369 45,264 Other Sales Occupations, n.e.c. 10,376 17,949 33,999 10. SERVICE OCCUPATIONS Protective Service Occupations Fire-fighters 45,440 49,053 53,918 Police Officers and Detectives, Government 42,198 53,547 58,967 Guards and Related Security Occupations 16,876 24,581 36,898 Commissioned Officers, Armed Forces 40,807 55,587 65,128 Other Ranks (Non-commissioned officers), Armed Forces 28,100 37,510 42,039 Food and Beverage Preparation and Related Service Occupations Supervisors 14,080 21,926 30,894 Chefs and Cooks 11,588 16,811 23,326 Bartenders 13,438 16,300 21,099 Food and Beverage Serving Occupations 9,851 12,729 17,093 Occupations in Lodging and Other Accommodation 9,824 16,749 25,400 Personal Service Occupations Funeral Directors, Embalmers 27,617 32,320 40,370 Housekeepers, Servants and Cleaners 11,789 16,723 21,960 Barbers, Hairdressers and Related Occupations 11,400 17,169 24,077 Travel and Related Attendants, Except Food and Beverage 29,282 36,577 41,944 Child-care Occupations 8,834 14,389 21,846 Apparel and Furnishings Service Occupations Laundering and Dry Cleaning Occupations 14,334 20,755 24,648 Pressing Occupations 12,504 15,649 19,256 Other Service Occupations Janitors, Charworkers and Cleaners 14,896 22,474 27,767 Occupations in Labouring and Other Elemental Work: Other Services 11,484 16,221 24,929 11. FARMING HORTICULTURAL AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY OCCUPATIONS Farmers 4,767 11,977 23,651 Livestock Farm Workers 6,343 12,553 21,255 Crop Farm Workers 6,715 13,518 22,805 Nursery and Related Workers 15,388 27,849 32,605 Other Farm Workers 4,077 10,147 20,373 12. FISHING, TRAPPING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 5,354 9,357 20,683 13. FORESTRY AND LOGGING OCCUPATIONS Forestry Conservation Occupations 31,485 41,021 43,069 Timber Cutting and Related Occupations 11,735 20,772 44,851 Occupations in Labouring and other Elemental Work: Forestry and Logging 13,898 31,355 36,503 14. MINING AND QUARRYING, INCLUDING OIL AND GAS FIELD OCCUPATIONS 43,523 53,617 61,967 15. PROCESSING OCCUPATIONS Mineral Ore Treating Occupations 37,075 45,422 53,729 Metal Processing and Related Occupations 27,601 36,494 45,537 Clay, Glass and Stone Processing, Forming and Related Occupations 19,521 29,861 39,225 Chemicals, Petroleum, Rubber, Plastic and Related Materials Processing Occupations 22,143 32,161 40,782 Food, Beverage and Related Processing Occupations Baking, Confectionery Making and Related Occupations 15,122 20,927 31,526 Slaughtering and Meat Cutting, Canning, Curing and Packing Occupations 20,182 27,272 33,244 Inspecting, Testing, Grading and Sampling Occupations: Food, Beverage and Related Processing 23,412 29,909 36,529 Occupations in Labouring and Other Elemental Work: Food, Beverage and Related Processing Occupations 17,811 26,321 32,778 Wood Processing Occupations, Except Pulp and Paper Milling 20,144 25,021 29,651 Pulp and Papermaking and Related Occupations 34,200 42,861 58,099 Textile Processing Occupations 11,848 16,863 22,228 Other Processing Occupations 18,402 26,922 30,929 16. MACHINING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS Metal Machining Occupations Machinist and Machine Tool Setting-up Occupations 27,729 35,554 40,089 Machine Tool Operating Occupations 26,010 28,722 33,462 Metal Shaping and Forming Occupations, Except Machining Sheet Metal Workers 25,809 30,670 37,920 Metalworking-machine Operators, n.e.c. 25,628 29,546 35,849 Welding and Flame Cutting Occupations 25,717 32,272 39,052 Wood Machining Occupations 17,020 20,674 27,599 Clay, Glass, Stone and Related Materials Machining 15,626 23,411 28,804 Other Machining and Related Occupations 18,148 27,554 35,062 17. PRODUCT FABRICATING, ASSEMBLING AND REPAIRING OCCUPATIONS Fabricating and Assembling Occupations Inspecting, Testing, Grading and Sampling Occupations: Fabricating and Assembling Metal Products, n.e.c. 33,065 37,712 42,691 Other Fabricating and Assembling Occupations: Metal Products, n.e.c. 12,346 16,679 29,440 Fabricating, Assembling, Installing and Repairing Occupations: Electrical, Electronic and Related Equipment Electrical and Related Equipment Fabricating and Assembling Occupations 21,772 28,014 33,379 Electrical and Related Equipment Installing and Repairing Occupations, n.e.c. 29,996 38,591 45,737 Electronic and Related Equipment Fabricating and Assembling Occupations 23,663 29,640 38,669 Electronic and Related Equipment Installing and Repairing Occupations, n.e.c. 27,261 37,095 45,257 Radio and Television Repairers 20,080 25,644 39,717 Fabricating, Assembling and Repairing Occupations: Wood Products Cabinet and Wood Furniture Makers 16,844 21,300 28,240 Fabricating, Assembling and Repairing Occupations: Wood Products, n.e.c. 15,774 19,294 29,386 Fabricating, Assembling and Repairing Occupations: Textile, Fur and Leather Products Patternmaking, Marking and Cutting Operations: Textile, Fur and Leather Products 16,056 21,464 24,878 Tailors and Dressmakers 13,418 18,000 23,261 Shoemaking and Repairing Occupations 8,566 16,379 25,705 Upholsters 15,533 19,244 27,269 Sewing Machine Operators, Textile and Similar Materials 11,893 14,977 19,416 Textile, Fur and Leather Products, n.e.c. 12,007 15,640 19,709 Fabricating, Assembling and Repairing Occupations: Rubber, Plastic and Related Products 16,300 21,351 28,509 Mechanics and Repairers, n.e.c. Motor Vehicle Mechanics and Repairers 18,216 27,233 35,236 Aircraft Mechanics and Repairers 32,775 40,305 47,306 Rail Transport Equipment Mechanics and Repairers 34,461 39,150 40,518 Industrial, Farm and Construction Machinery Mechanics and Repairers 28,546 36,667 45,289 Business and Commercial Machine Mechanics and Repairers 25,821 32,191 41,602 Other Product Fabricating, Assembling and Repairing Occupations Paper Product Fabricating and Assembling Occupations 19,628 28,742 35,069 Painting and Decorating Occupations, n.e.c. 22,059 30,585 36,410 18. CONSTRUCTION TRADES OCCUPATIONS Excavating, Grading, Paving and Related Occupations Excavating, Grading and Related Occupations 24,661 32,062 41,396 Railway Section and Track Workers 30,179 34,596 39,249 Occupations in Labouring and Other Elemental Work: Excavating, Grading, Paving and Related Activities 26,300 28,902 34,006 Electrical Power, Lighting and Wire Communications Equipment Erecting, Installing and Repairing Occupations Electrical Power Line Workers and Related Occupations 33,454 41,775 48,919 Construction Electricians and Repairers 26,960 39,971 48,630 Wire Communications and Related Equipment Installing and Repairing Occupations 32,773 43,270 48,087 Other Construction Trades Occupations Carpenters and Related Occupations 18,672 29,814 37,268 Pipefitting, Plumbing and Related Occupations 27,451 37,594 47,965 Occupations in Labouring and Other Elementary Work: Other Construction Trades 13,994 27,101 34,939 19. TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT OPERATING OCCUPATIONS Air Transport Operating Occupations Air Pilots, Navigators and Flight Engineers 43,615 61,243 74,520 Air Transport Operating Support Occupations 36,512 55,596 64,112 Air Transport Operating Occupations, n.e.c. 14,163 35,284 37,851 Railway Transport Operating Occupations Locomotive Operating Occupations 44,981 56,494 63,995 Conductors and Brake Workers, Railway 43,227 53,687 57,628 Railway Transport Operating Occupations, n.e.c. 35,650 40,106 49,415 Motor Transport Operating Occupations Bus Drivers 26,997 34,687 36,821 Taxi Drivers and Chauffeurs 13,020 19,398 28,651 Truck Drivers 21,017 30,043 38,964 Motor Transport Operating Occupations, n.e.c. 18,331 26,921 35,371 20. MATERIAL HANDLING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS, n.e.c. Hoisting Occupations 30,842 37,401 47,613 Longshore Workers, Stevedores and Freight Handlers 19,248 29,527 34,969 Material Handling Equipment Operators, n.e.c. 24,005 30,822 35,999 Packaging Occupations, n.e.c. 13,580 21,005 28,874 Occupations in Labouring and Other Elemental Work: Materials Handling and Related Activities, n.e.c. 16,516 26,731 33,113 21. OTHER CRAFTS AND EQUIPMENT OPERATING OCCUPATIONS Printing and Related Occupations Typesetting and Composing Occupations 17,022 22,547 30,108 Printing Press Occupations 22,592 32,581 41,532 Bookbinding and Related Occupations 18,364 23,993 30,142 Printing and Related Occupations, n.e.c. 16,962 23,756 33,732 Stationary Engine and Utilities Equipment Operating and Related Occupations Power Station Operators 35,410 41,773 49,087 Stationary Engine and Utilities Equipment Operating and Related Occupations, n.e.c. 31,917 39,493 46,535 Electronic and Related Communications Equipment Operating Occupations, n.e.c. Radio and Television Broadcasting Equipment Operators 34,483 39,349 48,460 Telegraph Operators 21,735 26,934 27,791 Sound and Video Recording and Reproduction Equipment Operators 18,022 22,812 45,815 22. LABOURERS 12,152 16,129 27,554 23. OCCUPATIONS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 12,152 16,129 27,554 TABLE B — Classes of Employment Income by Occupational Classification — Accidents on or after March 1, 2006 NOC-S CODE NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION 2005 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 A MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS A0 Senior Management Occupations A01.001 Legislators and Senior Management A011.0011 Legislators 30,353 45,515 70,194 A012.0012 Senior Government Managers and Officials 46,696 65,205 87,854 A013.0013 Senior Managers - Financial, Communications and Other Business Services 54,780 87,310 151,446 A014.0014 Senior Managers - Health, Education, Social and Community Services and Membership Organizations 46,692 60,735 87,780 A015.0015 Senior Managers - Trade, Broadcasting and Other Services, n.e.c. 41,992 71,386 125,780 A016.0016 Senior Managers - Goods Production, Utilities, Transportation and Construction 50,165 85,569 121,647 A1 Specialist Managers A11.011 Administrative Services Managers A111.0111 Financial Managers 47,398 66,697 89,824 A112.0112 Human Resources Managers 48,020 69,674 87,363 A113.0113 Purchasing Managers 42,646 56,098 76,205 A114.0114 Other Administrative Services Managers 39,629 57,160 73,475 A12.021 Managers in Engineering, Architecture, Science and Information Systems A121.0211 Engineering Managers 65,481 76,788 106,616 A122.0213 Computer and Information Systems Managers 54,915 78,888 93,482 A123.0212 Architecture and Science Managers 46,972 84,827 91,585 A13.061 Sales, Marketing and Advertising Managers A131.0611 Sales, Marketing and Advertising Managers 42,467 61,055 87,669 A14.072 Facility Operation and Maintenance Managers A141.0721 Facility Operation and Maintenance Managers 34,971 50,545 68,434 A2 Managers in Retail Trade, Food and Accommodation Services A21.062 Managers in Retail Trade A211.0621 Retail Trade Managers 24,220 37,595 55,513 A22.063 Managers in Food Service and Accommodation A221.0631 Restaurant and Food Service Managers 19,333 29,488 42,346 A222.0632 Accommodation Service Managers 15,734 29,030 38,848 A3 Other Managers, n.e.c.

A30.012 Managers in Financial and Business Services A301.0121 Insurance, Real Estate and Financial Brokerage Managers 41,146 59,031 82,648 A302.0122 Banking, Credit and Other Investment Managers 43,518 61,558 82,326 A303.0123 Other Business Services Managers 35,377 48,316 70,925 A31.013 Managers in Communication (Except Broadcasting) A311.0131 Telecommunication Carriers Managers 50,437 68,279 82,467 A312.0132 Postal and Courier Services Managers 31,736 56,532 67,207 A32.031 Managers in Health, Education, Social and Community Services A321.0311 Managers in Health Care 47,229 61,496 73,056 A322.0312 Administrators - Post-Secondary Education and Vocational Training 51,384 66,904 97,192 A323.0313 School Principals and Administrators of Elementary and Secondary Education 60,885 73,222 83,506 A324.0314 Managers in Social, Community and Correctional Services 30,938 44,423 61,537 A33.041 Managers in Public Administration A331.0411 Government Managers - Health and Social Policy Development and Program Administration 58,918 69,821 80,654 A332.0412 Government Managers - Economic Analysis, Policy Development and Program Administration 56,565 67,392 82,576 A333.0413 Government Managers - Education Policy Development and Program Administration 59,032 61,574 94,340 A334.0414 Other Managers in Public Administration 51,726 62,066 72,379 A34.051 Managers in Art, Culture, Recreation and Sport A341.0511 Library, Archive, Museum and Art Gallery Managers 42,374 49,820 91,741 A342.0512 Managers - Publishing, Motion Pictures, Broadcasting and Performing Arts 34,203 49,659 67,279 A343.0513 Recreation and Sports Program and Service Directors 25,929 32,520 56,517 A35.064 Managers in Protective Service A351.0641 Commissioned Police Officers 47,375 54,321 82,376 A352.0642 Fire Chiefs and Senior Firefighting Officers 53,142 74,367 87,685 A353.0643 Commissioned Officers, Armed Forces 61,012 78,089 94,280 A36.065 Managers in Other Services A361.0651 Other Services Managers 18,937 34,180 47,158 A37.071 Managers in Construction and Transportation A371.0711 Construction Managers 35,449 56,717 79,541 A372.0712 Residential Home Builders and Renovators 25,859 39,640 60,098 A373.0713 Transportation Managers 43,197 56,710 80,208 A38.081 Manager in Primary Production (Except Agriculture) A381.0811 Primary Production Managers (Except Agriculture) 35,136 70,661 94,806 A39.091 Managers in Manufacturing and Utilities A391.0911 Manufacturing Managers 42,451 60,131 82,267 A392.0912 Utilities Managers 53,039 76,576 102,123 B BUSINESS, FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION OCCUPATIONS B0 Professional Occupations in Business and Finance B01.111 Auditors, Accountants and Investment Professionals B011.1111 Financial Auditors and Accountants 34,750 46,574 64,874 B012.1112 Financial and Investment Analysts 34,839 47,797 60,182 B013.1113 Securities Agents, Investment Dealers and Brokers 34,803 46,489 78,571 B014.1114 Other Financial Officers 34,870 50,382 73,027 B02.112 Human Resources and Business Service Professionals B021.1121 Specialists in Human Resources 42,007 56,277 69,657 B022.1122 Professional Occupations in Business Services to Management 36,386 57,931 75,330 B1 Finance and Insurance Administration Occupations B11.123 Finance and Insurance Administration Occupations B111.1231 Bookkeepers 19,317 26,739 34,227 B112.1232 Loan Officers 32,269 39,995 54,876 B113.1233 Insurance Adjusters and Claims Examiners 30,812 41,328 51,313 B114.1234 Insurance Underwriters 33,100 41,249 52,140 B115.1235 Assessors, Valuators and Appraisers 43,299 52,377 61,762 B116.1236 Customs, Ship and Other Brokers 25,104 30,241 55,911 B2 Secretaries B21.124 Secretaries, Recorders and Transcriptions B211.1241 Secretaries (Except Legal and Medical) 22,441 30,896 37,010 B212.1242 Legal Secretaries 23,460 30,090 35,942 B213.1243 Medical Secretaries 20,141 27,195 32,432 B214.1244 Court Recorders and Medical Transcriptionists 27,992 31,256 36,523 B3 Administrative and Regulatory Occupations B31.122 Administrative and Regulatory Occupations B311.1221 Administrative Officers 27,197 35,859 48,843 B312.1222 Executive Assistants 31,738 38,648 45,751 B313.1223 Personnel and Recruitment Officers 34,838 42,531 54,361 B314.1224 Property Administrators 23,657 33,727 49,900 B315.1225 Purchasing Agents and Officers 31,641 41,577 52,524 B316.1226 Conference and Event Planners 28,252 34,886 43,605 B317.1227 Court Officers and Justices of the Peace 34,619 43,242 43,597 B318.1228 Immigration, Employment Insurance and Revenue Officers 43,429 49,933 58,646 B4 Clerical Supervisors B41.121 Clerical Supervisors B411.1211 Supervisors, General Office and Administrative Support Clerks 30,907 39,305 50,454 B412.1212 Supervisors, Finance and Insurance Clerks 32,169 38,404 50,066 B413.1213 Supervisors, Library, Correspondence and Related Information Clerks 25,314 33,916 48,008 B414.1214 Supervisors, Mail and Message Distribution Occupations 34,263 44,967 50,571 B415.1215 Supervisors, Recording, Distributing and Scheduling Occupations 29,699 39,336 47,117 B5 Clerical Occupations B51.141 Clerical Occupations, General Office Skills B511.1411 General Office Clerks 24,711 32,141 39,232 B513.1413 Records Management and Filing Clerks 24,723 30,847 36,419 B514.1414 Receptionists and Switchboard Operators 18,803 24,241 30,059 B52.142 Office Equipment Operators B522.1422 Data Entry Clerks 23,474 29,102 35,986 B523.1423 Desktop Publishing Operators and Related Occupations 24,493 31,176 39,178 B524.1424 Telephone Operators 20,166 32,510 36,796 B53.143 Finance and Insurance Clerks B531.1431 Accounting and Related Clerks 24,656 31,463 39,315 B532.1432 Payroll Clerks 27,774 33,665 43,776 B533.1433 Customer Service Representatives - Financial Services 21,135 26,365 33,713 B534.1434 Banking, Insurance and Other Financial Clerks 23,647 29,239 36,460 B535.1435 Collectors 26,961 39,277 44,625 B54.144 Administrative Support Clerks B541.1441 Administrative Clerks 26,927 33,679 41,613 B542.1442 Personnel Clerks 29,197 35,036 40,302 B543.1443 Court Clerks 27,988 35,944 40,421 B55.145 Library, Correspondence and Related Information Clerks B551.1451 Library Clerks 28,099 35,212 37,032 B552.1452 Correspondence, Publication and Related Clerks 26,361 33,476 39,307 B553.1453 Customer Service, Information and Related Clerks 22,452 31,445 41,513 B554.1454 Survey Interviewers and Statistical Clerks 13,494 20,143 26,368 B56.146 Mail and Message Distribution Occupations B561.1461 Mail, Postal and Related Clerks 24,683 39,696 46,230 B562.1462 Letter Carriers 41,778 45,751 47,510 B563.1463 Couriers, Messengers and Door-to-Door Distributors 17,973 26,887 35,752 B57.147 Recording, scheduling and distributing occupations B571.1471 Shippers and Receivers 20,841 28,143 37,981 B572.1472 Storekeepers and Parts Clerks 26,983 33,755 42,615 B573.1473 Production Clerks 28,080 33,852 45,027 B574.1474 Purchasing and Inventory Clerks 24,363 30,282 39,331 B575.1475 Dispatchers and Radio Operators 25,257 38,112 48,625 B576.1476 Transportation Route and Crew Schedulers 36,076 48,058 57,329 C NATURAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS C0 Professional Occupations in Natural and Applied Sciences C01.211 Physical Science Professionals C011.2111 Physicists and Astronomers 56,634 81,699 94,356 C012.2112 Chemists 32,666 52,634 75,612 C013.2113 Geologists, Geochemists and Geophysicists 56,732 70,297 87,754 C014.2114 Meteorologists 51,320 70,411 78,127 C015.2115 Other Professional Occupations in Physical Sciences 42,179 46,826 55,411 C02.212 Life Science Professionals C021.2121 Biologists and Related Scientists 40,369 56,221 70,216 C022.2122 Forestry Professionals 46,813 64,384 69,173 C023.2123 Agricultural Representatives, Consultants and Specialists 39,014 51,325 66,792 C03.213 Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Chemical Engineers C031.2131 Civil Engineers 47,479 63,819 77,225 C032.2132 Mechanical Engineers 45,932 56,071 73,992 C033.2133 Electrical and Electronics Engineers 50,726 68,928 86,683 C034.2134 Chemical Engineers 39,822 49,336 87,884 C04.214 Other Engineers C041.2141 Industrial and Manufacturing Engineers 46,985 56,556 67,824 C042.2142 Metallurgical and Materials Engineers 36,707 56,572 76,437 C043.2143 Mining Engineers 67,991 77,122 93,813 C044.2144 Geological Engineers 42,077 47,853 70,131 C045.2145 Petroleum Engineers 37,787 68,556 99,325 C046.2146 Aerospace Engineers 49,209 61,085 70,366 C047.2147 Computer Engineers (Except Software Engineers) 39,711 50,145 70,263 C048.2148 Other Professional Engineers, n.e.c. 57,351 67,897 78,181 C05.215 Architects, Urban Planners and Land Surveyors C051.2151 Architects 39,780 49,289 70,143 C052.2152 Landscape Architects 34,672 35,149 46,987 C053.2153 Urban and Land Use Planners 49,038 65,531 75,825 C054.2154 Land Surveyors 33,881 42,138 48,106 C06.216 Mathematicians, Statisticians and Actuaries C061.2161 Mathematicians, Statisticians and Actuaries 53,666 63,190 92,070 C07.217 Computer and Information Systems Professionals C071.2171 Information Systems Analysts and Consultants 46,965 60,983 76,476 C072.2172 Database Analysts and Data Administrators 48,137 61,945 71,485 C073.2173 Software Engineers 58,615 75,068 81,985 C074.2174 Computer Programmers and Interactive Media Developers 42,176 55,102 69,666 C075.2175 Web Designers and Developers 29,263 39,687 52,505 C1 Technical Occupations Related to Natural and Applied Sciences C11.221 Technical Occupations in Physical Sciences C111.2211 Chemical Technologists and Technicians 35,075 42,116 54,512 C112.2212 Geological and Mineral Technologists and Technicians 51,236 69,112 81,180 C113.2213 Meteorological Technicians 28,022 49,109 70,194 C12.222 Technical Occupations in Life Sciences C121.2221 Biological Technologists and Technicians 31,846 40,932 54,881 C122.2222 Agricultural and Fish Products Inspectors 30,414 43,386 58,478 C123.2223 Forestry Technologists and Technicians 43,298 49,472 58,638 C124.2224 Conservation and Fishery Officers 42,093 54,233 58,438 C125.2225 Landscape and Horticultural Technicians and Specialists 19,866 31,930 40,249 C13.223 Technical Occupations in Civil, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering C131.2231 Civil Engineering Technologists and Technicians 40,926 46,921 58,667 C132.2232 Mechanical Engineering Technologists and Technicians 39,578 50,166 66,503 C133.2233 Industrial Engineering and Manufacturing Technologists and Technicians 37,886 49,107 57,285 C134.2234 Construction Estimators 41,937 48,010 65,405 C14.224 Technical Occupations in Electronics and Electrical Engineering C141.2241 Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technologists and Technicians 37,557 56,050 66,950 C142.2242 Electronic Service Technicians (Household and Business Equipment) 25,645 37,457 49,228 C143.2243 Industrial Instrument Technicians and Mechanics 38,630 62,117 70,289 C144.2244 Aircraft Instrument, Electrical and Avionics Mechanics, Technicians and Inspectors 37,467 50,250 62,113 C15.225 Technical Occupations in Architecture, Drafting, Surveying and Mapping C151.2251 Architectural Technologists and Technicians 29,253 35,862 46,918 C152.2252 Industrial Designers 37,095 49,187 58,931 C153.2253 Drafting Technologists and Technicians 33,087 42,027 50,597 C154.2254 Land Survey Technologists and Technicians 38,779 46,877 68,076 C155.2255 Mapping and Related Technologists and Technicians 38,547 46,736 51,739 C16.226 Other Technical Inspectors and Regulatory Officers C161.2261 Nondestructive Testers and Inspectors 52,489 56,086 65,320 C162.2262 Engineering Inspectors and Regulatory Officers 42,850 48,154 56,086 C163.2263 Inspectors in Public and Environmental Health and Occupational Health and Safety 48,649 58,487 69,961 C164.2264 Construction Inspectors 40,992 53,846 62,887 C17.227 Transportation Officers and Controllers C171.2271 Air Pilots, Flight Engineers and Flying Instructors 31,522 57,052 90,392 C172.2272 Air Traffic Control and Related Occupations 27,971 63,078 98,185 C173.2273 Deck Officers, Water Transport 29,963 35,121 40,279 C174.2274 Engineer Officers, Water Transport (Not Applicable in Manitoba) n/a n/a n/a C175.2275 Railway Traffic Controllers and Marine Traffic Regulators 44,430 59,578 75,173 C18.228 Technical Occupations in Computer and Information Systems C181.2281 Computer and Network Operators and Web Technicians 35,134 44,707 58,574 C182.2282 User Support Technicians 28,017 40,750 60,215 C183.2283 Systems Testing Technicians 52,555 60,866 61,064 D HEALTH OCCUPATIONS D0 Professional Occupations in Health D01.311 Physicians, Dentists and Veterinarians D011.3111 Specialist Physicians 51,319 130,260 216,966 D012.3112 General Practitioners and Family Physicians 44,544 109,769 174,994 D013.3113 Dentists 67,701 112,939 166,372 D014.3114 Veterinarians 33,935 55,863 67,892 D02.312 Optometrists, Chiropractors and Other Health Diagnosing and Treating Professionals D021.3121 Optometrists 70,178 92,170 154,174 D022.3122 Chiropractors 33,962 66,591 112,962 D023.3123 Other Professional Occupations in Health Diagnosing and Treating 9,887 55,597 135,584 D03.313 Pharmacists, Dietitians and Nutritionists D031.3131 Pharmacists 56,456 67,711 76,593 D032.3132 Dietitians and Nutritionists 26,319 47,547 54,816 D04.314 Therapy and Assessment Professionals D041.3141 Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists 49,507 55,450 60,925 D042.3142 Physiotherapists 43,069 48,495 54,633 D043.3143 Occupational Therapists 39,463 45,114 47,648 D044.3144 Other Professional Occupations in Therapy and Assessment 22,553 31,573 45,334 D1 Nurse Supervisors and Registered Nurses D11.315 Nurse Supervisors and Registered Nurses D111.3151 Head Nurses and Supervisors 35,197 53,377 65,728 D112.3152 Registered Nurses 44,013 53,766 59,686 D2 Technical and Related Occupations in Health D21.321 Medical Technologists and Technicians (Except Dental Health) D211.3211 Medical Laboratory Technologists and Pathologists' Assistants 41,096 50,906 58,006 D212.3212 Medical Laboratory Technicians 35,141 39,635 51,628 D213.3213 Veterinary and Animal Health Technologists and Technicians 28,961 34,285 44,798 D214.3214 Respiratory Therapists, Clinical Perfusionists and Cardio-Pulmonary Technologists 46,043 51,896 60,538 D215.3215 Medical Radiation Technologists 42,809 56,263 60,687 D216.3216 Medical Sonographers 50,829 55,956 57,274 D217.3217 Cardiology Technologists 32,693 36,304 42,421 D218.3218 Electroencephalographic and Other Diagnostic Technologists, n.e.c. 40,886 42,562 48,558 D219.3219 Other Medical Technologists and Technicians (Except Dental Health) 35,441 41,359 54,285 D22.322 Technical Occupations in Dental Health Care D221.3221 Denturists 24,287 29,079 48,499 D222.3222 Dental Hygienists and Dental Therapists 48,435 51,729 60,606 D223.3223 Dental Technologists, Technicians and Laboratory Bench Workers 26,567 42,154 49,721 D23.323 Other Technical Occupations in Health Care (Except Dental) D231.3231 Opticians 30,294 38,636 51,904 D232.3232 Midwives and Practitioners of Natural Healing 29,538 38,782 63,104 D233.3233 Licensed Practical Nurses 31,525 37,548 46,238 D234.3234 Ambulance Attendants and Other Paramedical Occupations 22,949 36,295 54,365 D235.3235 Other Technical Occupations in Therapy and Assessment 21,714 27,545 36,267 D3 Assisting Occupations in Support of Health Services D31.341 Assisting Occupations in Support of Health Services D311.3411 Dental Assistants 23,751 28,176 35,410 D312.3413 Nurse Aides, Orderlies and Patient Service Associates 22,797 28,470 33,029 D313.3414 Other Assisting Occupations in Support of Health Services 24,799 29,685 36,720 E OCCUPATIONS IN SOCIAL SCIENCE, EDUCATION, GOVERNMENT SERVICE AND RELIGION E0 Judges, Lawyers, Psychologists, Social Workers, Ministers of Religion, and Policy and Program Officers E01.411 Judges, Lawyers and Quebec Notaries E011.4111 Judges 54,479 130,098 205,802 E012.4112 Lawyers and Quebec Notaries 46,540 77,630 109,938 E02.415 Psychologists, Social Workers, Counsellors, Clergy and Probation Officers E021.4151 Psychologists 52,263 68,828 72,829 E022.4152 Social Workers 37,185 47,838 57,623 E023.4153 Family, Marriage and Other Related Counsellors 26,680 36,016 48,203 E024.4154 Ministers of Religion 27,876 38,334 46,667 E025.4155 Probation and Parole Officers and Related Occupations 37,248 54,201 59,367 E03.416 Policy and Program Officers, Researchers and Consultants E031.4161 Natural and Applied Science Policy Researchers, Consultants and Program Officers 34,935 58,676 74,660 E032.4162 Economists and Economic Policy Researchers and Analysts 49,368 67,483 81,440 E033.4163 Business Development Officers and Marketing Researchers and Consultants 37,515 48,710 64,352 E034.4164 Social Policy Researchers, Consultants and Program Officers 41,868 52,286 60,526 E035.4166 Education Policy Researchers, Consultants and Program Officers 42,327 56,905 71,029 E036.4167 Recreation, Sports and Fitness Program Supervisors and Consultants 28,371 33,729 46,624 E037.4168 Program Officers Unique to Government 41,733 48,087 67,301 E038.4169 Other Professional Occupations in Social Science, n.e.c. 40,695 69,666 75,347 E039.4165 Health Policy Researchers, Consultants and Program Officers 34,825 46,633 62,709 E1 Teachers and Professors E11.412 University Professors and Assistants E111.4121 University Professors 59,962 81,776 99,392 E112.4122 Post-Secondary Teaching and Research Assistants 22,843 32,829 46,071 E12.413 College and Other Vocational Instructors E121.4131 College and Other Vocational Instructors 37,078 51,294 58,580 E13.414 Secondary and Elementary School Teachers and Educational Counsellors E131.4141 Secondary School Teachers 43,876 56,939 62,656 E132.4142 Elementary School and Kindergarten Teachers 41,525 54,611 60,094 E133.4143 Educational Counsellors 32,784 43,870 58,902 E2 Paralegals, Social Services Workers and Occupations in Education and Religion, n.e.c. E21.421 Paralegals, Social Services Workers and Occupations in Education and Religion, n.e.c. E211.4211 Paralegal and Related Occupations 25,898 33,417 41,599 E212.4212 Community and Social Service Workers 20,477 28,169 37,445 E213.4213 Employment Counsellors 27,986 36,462 48,371 E214.4215 Instructors and Teachers of Persons with Disabilities 23,632 35,943 47,471 E215.4216 Other Instructors 30,139 36,833 47,171 E216.4217 Other Religious Occupations 19,072 27,982 42,513 E217.4214 Early Childhood Educators and Assistants 12,872 19,281 26,346 F OCCUPATIONS IN ART, CULTURE, RECREATION AND SPORT F0 Professional occupations in Art and Culture F01.511 Librarians, Archivists, Conservators and Curators F011.5111 Librarians 38,891 44,768 59,184 F012.5112 Conservators and Curators 40,464 52,268 69,415 F013.5113 Archivists 23,224 42,702 60,048 F02.512 Writing, Translating and Public Relations Professionals F021.5121 Authors and Writers 17,365 30,211 46,729 F022.5122 Editors 31,117 50,714 62,989 F023.5123 Journalists 34,750 46,437 67,517 F024.5124 Professional Occupations in Public Relations and Communications 34,701 44,025 53,073 F025.5125 Translators, Terminologists and Interpreters 28,967 38,473 55,579 F03.513 Creative and Performing Artists F031.5131 Producers, Directors, Choreographers and Related Occupations 26,208 47,436 72,974 F032.5132 Conductors, Composers and Arrangers 18,099 30,987 43,876 F033.5133 Musicians and Singers 11,705 19,600 29,821 F034.5134 Dancers 19,586 21,978 54,388 F035.5135 Actors and Comedians 27,071 40,928 54,784 F036.5136 Painters, Sculptors and Other Visual Artists 11,599 23,035 32,465 F1 Technical Occupations in Art, Culture, Recreation and Sport F11.521 Technical Occupations in Libraries, Archives, Museums and Art Galleries F111.5211 Library and Archive Technicians and Assistants 22,442 33,653 36,156 F112.5212 Technical Occupations Related to Museums and Art Galleries 10,331 38,741 40,336 F12.522 Photographers, Graphic Arts Technicians and Technical and Co-ordinating Occupations in Motion Pictures, Broadcasting and the Performing Arts F121.5221 Photographers 11,242 22,920 38,236 F122.5222 Film and Video Camera Operators 26,990 33,741 50,532 F123.5223 Graphic Arts Technicians 17,626 26,935 33,874 F124.5224 Broadcast Technicians 39,206 45,710 50,373 F125.5225 Audio and Video Recording Technicians 18,823 28,079 37,595 F126.5226 Other Technical and Coordinating Occupations in Motion Pictures, Broadcasting and the Performing Arts 28,049 36,699 53,746 F127.5227 Support Occupations in Motion Pictures, Broadcasting and the Performing Arts 20,210 33,639 34,819 F13.523 Announcers and Other Performers F131.5231 Announcers and Other Broadcasters 19,591 33,712 55,940 F132.5232 Other Performers 19,037 45,009 53,562 F14.524 Creative Designers and Craftspersons F141.5241 Graphic Designers and Illustrators 25,834 35,385 47,222 F142.5242 Interior Designers 28,069 40,451 56,264 F143.5243 Theatre, Fashion, Exhibit and Other Creative Designers 20,772 22,529 39,341 F144.5244 Artisans and Craftspersons 7,863 22,484 32,620 F145.5245 Patternmakers - Textile, Leather and Fur Products 18,331 30,178 33,743 F15.525 Athletes, Coaches, Referees and Related Occupations F151.5251 Athletes 15,689 31,377 47,066 F152.5252 Coaches 22,434 25,769 39,349 F153.5253 Sports Officials and Referees 15,228 45,685 76,142 F154.5254 Program Leaders and Instructors in Recreation and Sport 22,876 29,995 39,249 G SALES AND SERVICE OCCUPATIONS G0 Sales and Service Supervisors G01.621 Sales and Service Supervisors G011.6211 Retail Trade Supervisors 20,456 28,785 43,027 G012.6212 Food Service Supervisors 14,172 18,782 34,085 G013.6213 Executive Housekeepers 20,390 28,404 37,364 G014.6214 Dry Cleaning and Laundry Supervisors 20,360 21,137 30,557 G015.6215 Cleaning Supervisors 21,472 28,237 37,396 G016.6216 Other Service Supervisors 22,191 36,389 50,106 G1 Wholesale, Technical, Insurance, Real Estate Sales Specialists, and Retail, Wholesale and Grain Buyers G11.641 Sales Representatives, Wholesale Trade G111.6411 Sales Representatives - Wholesale Trade (Non-Technical) 32,305 44,030 60,165 G12.622 Technical Sales Specialists, Wholesale Trade G121.6221 Technical Sales Specialists - Wholesale Trade 34,556 55,955 83,187 G13.623 Insurance and Real Estate Sales Occupations and Buyers G131.6231 Insurance Agents and Brokers 23,474 33,512 51,413 G132.6232 Real Estate Agents and Salespersons 23,477 39,033 67,244 G133.6233 Retail and Wholesale Buyers 26,831 36,694 44,821 G134.6234 Grain Elevator Operators 34,713 49,117 56,144 G2 Retail Salespersons and Sales Clerks G21.642 Retail Salespersons and Sales Clerks G211.6421 Retail Salespersons and Sales Clerks 17,049 26,919 40,546 G3 Cashiers G31.661 Cashiers G311.6611 Cashiers 12,293 17,178 25,755 G4 Chefs and Cooks G41.624 Chefs and Cooks G411.6241 Chefs 20,534 28,379 36,043 G412.6242 Cooks 12,689 17,235 25,311 G5 Occupations in Food and Beverage Service G51.645 Occupations in Food and Beverage Service G511.6451 Maîtres d'hôtel and Hosts/Hostesses 13,462 17,989 25,785 G512.6452 Bartenders 13,504 20,158 24,700 G513.6453 Food and Beverage Servers 11,026 14,629 20,263 G6 Occupations in Protective Services G61.626 Police Officers and Firefighters G611.6261 Police Officers (Except Commissioned) 49,552 65,202 73,403 G612.6262 Firefighters 55,454 61,648 66,477 G62.646 Other Occupations in Protective Service G621.6461 Sheriffs and Bailiffs 30,368 43,468 47,350 G622.6462 Correctional Service Officers 33,884 41,201 45,762 G623.6463 By-law Enforcement and Other Regulatory Officers, n.e.c. 35,562 45,611 62,518 G624.6464 Occupations Unique to the Armed Forces 39,321 46,498 51,962 G625.6465 Other Protective Service Occupations 28,197 37,849 53,100 G63.665 Security Guards and Related Occupations G631.6651 Security Guards and Related Occupations 16,247 21,503 29,587 G7 Occupations in Travel and Accommodation, Including Attendants in Recreation and Sport G71.643 Occupations in Travel and Accommodation G711.6431 Travel Counsellors 22,240 29,990 38,926 G712.6432 Pursers and Flight Attendants 33,380 46,723 53,389 G713.6433 Airline Sales and Service Agents 33,367 43,433 51,196 G714.6434 Ticket Agents, Cargo Service Representatives and Related Clerks (Except Airline) 40,983 47,645 50,056 G715.6435 Hotel Front Desk Clerks 15,573 19,320 23,362 G72.644 Tour and Recreational Guides and Casino Occupations G721.6441 Tour and Travel Guides 13,374 25,995 38,493 G722.6442 Outdoor Sport and Recreational Guides 8,923 26,702 55,754 G723.6443 Casino Occupations 23,107 28,028 38,841 G73.667 Other Occupations in Travel, Accommodation, Amusement and Recreation G731.6671 Operators and Attendants in Amusement, Recreation and Sport 22,275 29,036 33,436 G732.6672 Other Attendants in Accommodation and Travel 13,341 23,452 41,051 G8 Childcare and Home Support Workers G81.647 Childcare and Home Support Workers G811.6471 Visiting Homemakers, Housekeepers and Related Occupations 15,312 20,465 26,364 G812.6472 Elementary and Secondary School Teacher Assistants 14,758 20,316 28,488 G814.6474 Babysitters, Nannies and Parents' Helpers 6,596 12,244 19,388 G9 Sales and Service Occupations, n.e.c. G91.627 Technical Occupations in Personal Service G911.6271 Hairstylists and Barbers 13,537 20,232 30,261 G912.6272 Funeral Directors and Embalmers 35,173 42,817 62,298 G92.648 Other Occupations in Personal Service G921.6481 Image, Social and Other Personal Consultants 7,433 13,503 26,286 G922.6482 Estheticians, Electrologists and Related Occupations 13,531 22,546 31,470 G923.6483 Pet Groomers and Animal Care Workers 10,366 22,551 33,764 G924.6484 Other Personal Service Occupations 28,088 42,832 54,364 G93.666 Cleaners G931.6661 Light Duty Cleaners 13,504 20,246 27,479 G932.6662 Specialized Cleaners 14,665 22,500 32,152 G933.6663 Janitors, Caretakers and Building Superintendents 18,528 27,030 34,920 G94.625 Butchers and Bakers, Retail and Wholesale G941.6251 Butchers and Meat Cutters - Retail and Wholesale 18,559 27,417 37,823 G942.6252 Bakers 15,732 24,012 32,560 G96.664 Food Counter Attendants, Kitchen Helpers and Related Occupations G961.6641 Food Counter Attendants, Kitchen Helpers and Related Occupations 12,385 17,026 24,597 G97.662 Other Sales and Related Occupations G971.6621 Service Station Attendants 13,697 17,599 23,728 G972.6622 Grocery Clerks and Store Shelf Stockers 15,723 22,521 36,131 G973.6623 Other Elemental Sales Occupations 14,640 21,569 33,324 G98.668 Other Elemental Service Occupations G981.6681 Dry Cleaning and Laundry Occupations 18,072 22,593 28,192 G982.6682 Ironing, Pressing and Finishing Occupations 16,325 19,120 28,109 G983.6683 Other Elemental Service Occupations 19,046 22,544 28,127 H TRADES, TRANSPORT AND EQUIPMENT OPERATORS AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS H0 Contractors and Supervisors in Trades and Transportation H01.721 Contractors and Supervisors, Trades and Related Workers H011.7211 Supervisors, Machinists and Related Occupations 25,398 44,027 55,300 H012.7212 Contractors and Supervisors, Electrical Trades and Telecommunications Occupations 37,326 59,411 74,641 H013.7213 Contractors and Supervisors, Pipefitting Trades 10,174 33,125 60,612 H014.7214 Contractors and Supervisors, Metal Forming, Shaping and Erecting Trades 27,601 39,575 55,161 H015.7215 Contractors and Supervisors, Carpentry Trades 31,448 35,395 48,306 H016.7216 Contractors and Supervisors, Mechanic Trades 33,114 44,299 59,451 H017.7217 Contractors and Supervisors, Heavy Construction Equipment Crews 37,178 46,479 57,337 H018.7218 Supervisors, Printing and Related Occupations 32,609 41,639 50,213 H019.7219 Contractors and Supervisors, Other Construction Trades, Installers, Repairers and Servicers 29,636 43,140 49,667 H01.722 Supervisors, Railway and Motor Transportation Occupations H021.7221 Supervisors, Railway Transport Operations 49,419 56,380 77,323 H022.7222 Supervisors, Motor Transport and Other Ground Transit Operators 36,181 47,327 57,327 H1 Construction Trades H11.725 Plumbers, Pipefitters and Gas Fitters H111.7251 Plumbers 23,788 37,143 47,978 H112.7252 Steamfitters, Pipefitters and Sprinkler System Installers 32,061 48,884 63,888 H113.7253 Gas Fitters 36,690 49,587 63,853 H12.727 Carpenters and Cabinetmakers H121.7271 Carpenters 19,208 27,767 39,222 H122.7272 Cabinetmakers 19,684 25,520 33,055 H13.728 Masonry and Plastering Trades H131.7281 Bricklayers 29,783 42,614 52,137 H132.7282 Concrete Finishers 23,421 33,895 42,857 H133.7283 Tilesetters 23,409 31,995 46,742 H134.7284 Plasterers, Drywall Installers and Finishers and Lathers 18,128 30,203 37,498 H14.729 Other Construction Trades H141.7291 Roofers and Shinglers 20,216 27,308 41,657 H142.7292 Glaziers 25,128 31,751 41,447 H143.7293 Insulators 12,803 41,245 50,892 H144.7294 Painters and Decorators 20,399 29,784 38,271 H145.7295 Floor Covering Installers 20,471 29,784 41,530 H2 Stationary Engineers, Power Station Operators and Electrical Trades and Telecommunications Occupations H21.724 Electrical Trades and Telecommunications Occupations H211.7241 Electricians (Except Industrial and Power System) 34,073 47,341 59,173 H212.7242 Industrial Electricians 41,916 53,275 68,109 H213.7243 Power System Electricians 40,749 55,225 60,354 H214.7244 Electrical Power Line and Cable Workers 43,050 50,120 60,316 H215.7245 Telecommunications Line and Cable Workers 34,118 50,058 59,400 H216.7246 Telecommunications Installation and Repair Workers 46,530 55,627 59,275 H217.7247 Cable Television Service and Maintenance Technicians 36,363 45,128 50,918 H22.735 Stationary Engineers and Power Station and System Operators H221.7351 Stationary Engineers and Auxiliary Equipment Operators 39,678 48,692 60,419 H222.7352 Power Systems and Power Station Operators 50,343 61,281 71,794 H3 Machinists, Metal Forming, Shaping and Erecting Occupations H31.723 Machinists and Related Occupations H311.7231 Machinists and Machining and Tooling Inspectors 28,167 36,429 47,280 H312.7232 Tool and Die Makers 42,751 47,650 54,278 H32.726 Metal Forming, Shaping and Erecting Trades H321.7261 Sheet Metal Workers 31,382 42,613 50,249 H322.7262 Boilermakers 33,971 56,117 64,180 H323.7263 Structural Metal and Platework Fabricators and Fitters 27,962 39,335 48,018 H324.7264 Ironworkers 35,983 53,540 55,148 H325.7266 Blacksmiths and Die Setters 27,428 38,388 49,348 H326.7265 Welders and Related Machine Operators 27,918 35,899 45,113 H4 Mechanics H41.731 Machinery and Transportation Equipment Mechanics (Except Motor Vehicle) H411.7311 Construction Millwrights and Industrial Mechanics (Except Textile) 37,005 50,982 62,815 H412.7312 Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanics 33,073 45,627 54,946 H413.7313 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanics 36,638 45,646 57,163 H414.7314 Railway Carmen/women 45,887 51,275 57,084 H415.7315 Aircraft Mechanics and Aircraft Inspectors 39,874 51,408 64,477 H416.7316 Machine Fitters 22,806 34,300 42,609 H417.7317 Textile Machinery Mechanics and Repairers 21,488 33,223 36,701 H418.7318 Elevator Constructors and Mechanics 57,042 62,617 70,746 H42.732 Automotive Service Technicians H421.7321 Automotive Service Technicians, Truck Mechanics and Mechanical Repairers 24,094 34,212 43,280 H422.7322 Motor Vehicle Body Repairers 23,815 33,588 42,371 H43.733 Other Mechanics H431.7331 Oil and Solid Fuel Heating Mechanics 29,688 43,361 57,274 H432.7332 Electric Appliance Servicers and Repairers 18,318 34,235 50,086 H433.7333 Electrical Mechanics 38,794 50,659 58,453 H434.7334 Motorcycle and Other Related Mechanics 26,346 34,288 50,881 H435.7335 Other Small Engine and Equipment Mechanics 21,792 35,396 45,787 H5 Other Trades, n.e.c. H51.734 Upholsterers, Tailors, Shoe Repairers, Jewellers and Related Occupations H511.7341 Upholsterers 18,132 24,506 32,619 H512.7342 Tailors, Dressmakers, Furriers and Milliners 15,217 18,768 23,895 H513.7343 Shoe Repairers and Shoemakers 13,703 21,736 23,903 H514.7344 Jewellers, Watch Repairers and Related Occupations 10,766 22,892 30,658 H52.738 Printing Press Operators, Commercial Divers and Other Trades and Related Occupations, n.e.c. H521.7381 Printing Press Operators 27,173 40,274 50,769 H522.7382 Commercial Divers 39,411 51,289 63,167 H523.7383 Other Trades and Related Occupations 24,967 34,834 42,708 H53.744 Other Installers, Repairers and Servicers H531.7441 Residential and Commercial Installers and Servicers 21,789 28,936 35,877 H532.7442 Waterworks and Gas Maintenance Workers 38,005 45,247 59,838 H533.7443 Automotive Mechanical Installers and Servicers 16,348 24,335 37,328 H534.7444 Pest Controllers and Fumigators 20,209 30,412 40,615 H535.7445 Other Repairers and Servicers 21,793 29,002 39,083 H6 Heavy Equipment and Crane Operators, Including Drillers H61.742 Heavy Equipment Operators H611.7421 Heavy Equipment Operators (Except Crane) 28,943 37,298 42,984 H612.7422 Public Works Maintenance Equipment Operators 29,686 37,358 44,325 H62.737 Crane Operators, Drillers and Blasters H621.7371 Crane Operators 32,138 38,594 51,478 H622.7372 Drillers and Blasters - Surface Mining, Quarrying and Construction 44,280 55,869 69,414 H623.7373 Water Well Drillers 20,728 36,274 51,820 H7 Transportation Equipment Operators and Related Workers, Excluding Labourers H71.741 Motor Vehicle and Transit Drivers H711.7411 Truck Drivers 27,055 38,289 49,560 H712.7412 Bus Drivers and Subway and Other Transit Operators 24,672 38,221 45,173 H713.7413 Taxi and Limousine Drivers and Chauffeurs 13,551 19,111 33,755 H714.7414 Delivery and Courier Service Drivers 19,069 28,789 40,567 H72.736 Train Crew Operating Occupations H721.7361 Railway and Yard Locomotive Engineers 52,824 67,652 92,500 H722.7362 Railway Conductors and Brakemen/women 52,826 67,781 82,893 H73.743 Other Transport Equipment Operators and Related Workers H731.7431 Railway Yard Workers 50,528 67,291 67,712 H732.7432 Railway Track Maintenance Workers 38,353 46,765 54,227 H733.7433 Deck Crew, Water Transport 31,101 40,490 46,975 H734.7434 Engine Room Crew, Water Transport (Not Applicable In Manitoba) n/a n/a n/a H735.7435 Lock and Cable Ferry Operators and Related Occupations (Not Applicable in Manitoba) n/a n/a n/a H736.7436 Boat Operators (Not Applicable in Manitoba) n/a n/a n/a H737.7437 Air Transport Ramp Attendants 27,085 44,680 53,963 H8 Trades Helpers, Construction and Transportation Labourers and Related Occupations H81.745 Longshore Workers and Material Handlers H811.7451 Longshore Workers 20,324 34,173 36,694 H812.7452 Material Handlers 21,720 29,259 37,912 H82.761 Trades Helpers and Labourers H821.7611 Construction Trades Helpers and Labourers 19,811 30,188 40,510 H822.7612 Other Trades Helpers and Labourers 16,178 28,134 34,724 H83.762 Public Works and Other Labourers, n.e.c. H831.7621 Public Works and Maintenance Labourers 23,792 33,063 41,148 H832.7622 Railway and Motor Transport Labourers 25,981 32,454 37,695 I OCCUPATIONS UNIQUE TO PRIMARY INDUSTRY I0 Occupations Unique to Agriculture, Excluding Labourers I01.825 Contractors, Operators and Supervisors in Agriculture, Horticulture and Aquaculture I011.8251 Farmers and Farm Managers 7,649 17,180 32,276 I012.8252 Agricultural and Related Service Contractors and Managers 20,629 33,223 51,838 I013.8253 Farm Supervisors and Specialized Livestock Workers 21,987 28,650 34,350 I014.8254 Nursery and Greenhouse Operators and Managers 11,901 26,795 40,998 I015.8255 Landscaping and Grounds Maintenance Contractors and Managers 20,600 22,909 39,840 I016.8256 Supervisors, Landscape and Horticulture 34,298 39,875 45,736 I017.8257 Aquaculture Operators and Managers 27,483 44,741 72,835 I02.843 Agriculture and Horticulture Workers I021.8431 General Farm Workers 9,888 19,377 31,933 I022.8432 Nursery and Greenhouse Workers 13,714 25,986 34,389 I1 Occupations Unique to Forestry Operations, Mining, Oil and Gas Extraction and Fishing, Excluding Labourers I11.821 Supervisors, Logging and Forestry I111.8211 Supervisors, Logging and Forestry 30,464 58,498 63,129 I12.822 Supervisors, Mining, Oil and Gas I121.8221 Supervisors, Mining and Quarrying 56,862 75,696 87,032 I122.8222 Supervisors, Oil and Gas Drilling and Service (Not Applicable in Manitoba) n/a n/a n/a I13.823 Underground Miners, Oil and Gas Drillers and Related Workers I131.8231 Underground Production and Development Miners 59,269 68,799 79,052 I132.8232 Oil and Gas Well Drillers, Servicers, Testers and Related Workers 44,704 64,577 70,461 I14.841 Mine Service Workers and Operators in Oil and Gas Drilling I141.8411 Underground Mine Service and Support Workers 52,155 62,169 75,208 I142.8412 Oil and Gas Well Drilling Workers and Services Operators 42,495 45,728 58,681 I15.824 Logging Machinery Operators I151.8241 Logging Machinery Operators 17,460 39,549 43,608 I16.842 Logging and Forestry Workers I161.8421 Chainsaw and Skidder Operators 5,237 18,473 37,919 I162.8422 Silviculture and Forestry Workers 18,463 26,109 53,135 I17.826 Fishing Vessel Masters and Skippers and Fishermen I171.8261 Fishing Masters and Officers (Not Applicable in Manitoba) n/a n/a n/a I172.8262 Fishing Vessel Skippers and Fishermen/women 13,065 21,764 30,380 I18.844 Other Fishing and Trapping Occupations I181.8441 Fishing Vessel Deckhands (Not Applicable in Manitoba) n/a n/a n/a I182.8442 Trappers and Hunters 5,637 30,463 47,696 I2 Primary Production Labourers I21.861 Primary Production Labourers I211.8611 Harvesting Labourers 19,703 20,340 28,587 I212.8612 Landscaping and Grounds Maintenance Labourers 14,519 27,497 36,229 I213.8613 Aquaculture and Marine Harvest Labourers (Not Applicable in Manitoba) n/a n/a n/a I214.8614 Mine Labourers 39,474 60,231 76,696 I215.8615 Oil and Gas Drilling, Servicing and Related Labourers 27,802 32,939 43,893 I216.8616 Logging and Forestry Labourers 17,562 23,403 31,272 J OCCUPATIONS UNIQUE TO PROCESSING, MANUFACTURING AND UTILITIES J0 Supervisors in Manufacturing J01.921 Supervisors, Processing Occupations J011.9211 Supervisors, Mineral and Metal Processing 38,148 60,288 74,997 J012.9212 Supervisors, Petroleum, Gas and Chemical Processing and Utilities 41,083 55,960 70,274 J013.9213 Supervisors, Food, Beverage and Tobacco Processing 33,589 39,478 50,720 J014.9214 Supervisors, Plastic and Rubber Products Manufacturing 26,895 35,659 56,413 J015.9215 Supervisors, Forest Products Processing 33,576 51,509 79,976 J016.9216 Supervisors, Textile Processing 23,550 25,210 33,602 J02.922 Supervisors, Assembly and Fabrication J021.9221 Supervisors, Motor Vehicle Assembling 33,598 44,830 58,485 J022.9222 Supervisors, Electronics Manufacturing 22,380 42,519 48,164 J023.9223 Supervisors, Electrical Products Manufacturing 25,676 37,938 44,904 J024.9224 Supervisors, Furniture and Fixtures Manufacturing 30,163 39,220 49,136 J025.9225 Supervisors, Fabric, Fur and Leather Products Manufacturing 27,835 31,366 40,408 J026.9226 Supervisors, Other Mechanical and Metal Products Manufacturing 40,873 46,682 56,486 J027.9227 Supervisors, Other Products Manufacturing and Assembly 20,724 31,342 42,399 J1 Machine Operators in Manufacturing J11.923 Machine Operators in Manufacturing J111.9231 Central Control and Process Operators, Mineral and Metal Processing 33,793 50,738 66,312 J112.9232 Petroleum, Gas and Chemical Process Operators 33,771 45,112 56,244 J113.9233 Pulping Control Operators 53,569 69,755 69,929 J114.9234 Papermaking and Coating Control Operators 28,173 41,187 51,970 J12.941 Machine Operators and Related Workers in Metal and Mineral Products Processing J121.9411 Machine Operators, Mineral and Metal Processing 36,040 45,130 61,747 J122.9412 Foundry Workers 28,187 33,849 41,003 J123.9413 Glass Forming and Finishing Machine Operators and Glass Cutters 21,343 30,480 36,102 J124.9414 Concrete, Clay and Stone Forming Operators 26,972 39,278 50,773 J125.9415 Inspectors and Testers, Mineral and Metal Processing 36,145 56,389 64,671 J13.942 Machine Operators and Related Workers in Chemical, Plastic and Rubber Processing J131.9421 Chemical Plant Machine Operators 23,131 31,418 45,432 J132.9422 Plastics Processing Machine Operators 22,530 28,233 39,302 J133.9423 Rubber Processing Machine Operators and Related Workers 19,064 25,416 40,981 J134.9424 Water and Waste Plant Operators 30,380 38,756 48,790 J14.943 Machine Operators and Related Workers in Pulp and Paper Production and Wood Processing J141.9431 Sawmill Machine Operators 18,023 31,587 43,444 J142.9432 Pulp Mill Machine Operators 45,164 67,654 70,480 J143.9433 Papermaking and Finishing Machine Operators 36,290 61,912 67,586 J144.9434 Other Wood Processing Machine Operators 28,980 39,437 51,838 J145.9435 Paper Converting Machine Operators 32,584 38,068 45,234 J146.9436 Lumber Graders and Other Wood Processing Inspectors and Graders 28,182 34,953 43,745 J15.944 Machine Operators and Related Workers in Textile Processing J151.9441 Textile Fibre and Yarn Preparation Machine Operators (Not Applicable in Manitoba) n/a n/a n/a J152.9442 Weavers, Knitters and Other Fabric-Making Occupations 15,714 24,680 29,256 J153.9443 Textile Dyeing and Finishing Machine Operators 16,920 22,507 32,674 J154.9444 Textile Inspectors, Graders and Samplers 18,042 21,844 38,077 J16.945 Machine Operators and Related Workers in Fabric, Fur and Leather Products Manufacturing J161.9451 Sewing Machine Operators 14,662 19,128 24,723 J162.9452 Fabric, Fur and Leather Cutters 18,044 24,723 30,278 J163.9453 Hide and Pelt Processing Workers 24,664 36,066 39,478 J164.9454 Inspectors and Testers, Fabric, Fur and Leather Products Manufacturing 13,514 21,362 27,063 J17.946 Machine Operators and Related Workers in Food, Beverage and Tobacco Processing J171.9461 Process Control and Machine Operators, Food and Beverage Processing 22,585 33,844 44,672 J172.9462 Industrial Butchers and Meat Cutters, Poultry Preparers and Related Workers 20,275 26,998 31,475 J173.9463 Fish Plant Workers 36,113 37,561 37,747 J174.9464 Tobacco Processing Machine Operators (Not Applicable in Manitoba) n/a n/a n/a J175.9465 Testers and Graders, Food and Beverage Processing 29,270 39,311 47,437 J18.947 Printing Machine Operators and Related occupations J181.9471 Printing Machine Operators 22,516 30,339 45,228 J182.9472 Camera, Platemaking and Other Pre-Press Occupations 24,697 33,737 44,092 J183.9473 Binding and Finishing Machine Operators 23,645 32,678 45,016 J184.9474 Photographic and Film Processors 18,467 22,605 32,616 J19.951 Machining, Metalworking, Woodworking and Related Machine Operators J191.9511 Machining Tool Operators 28,419 35,813 44,055 J192.9512 Forging Machine Operators 29,665 39,204 44,981 J193.9513 Woodworking Machine Operators 22,532 25,901 31,395 J194.9514 Metalworking Machine Operators 28,102 36,165 42,839 J196.9516 Other Metal Products Machine Operators 21,399 22,299 32,682 J197.9517 Other Products Machine Operators 23,712 36,084 39,305 J2 Assemblers in Manufacturing J21.948 Mechanical, Electrical and Electronics Assemblers J211.9481 Aircraft Assemblers and Aircraft Assembly Inspectors 35,788 41,712 51,360 J212.9482 Motor Vehicle Assemblers, Inspectors and Testers 25,433 31,796 38,367 J213.9483 Electronics Assemblers, Fabricators, Inspectors and Testers 15,916 21,186 29,623 J214.9484 Assemblers and Inspectors, Electrical Appliance, Apparatus and Equipment Manufacturing 19,074 33,938 40,345 J215.9485 Assemblers, Fabricators and Inspectors, Industrial Electrical Motors and Transformers 25,362 31,813 42,403 J216.9486 Mechanical Assemblers and Inspectors 26,526 33,893 39,904 J217.9487 Machine Operators and Inspectors, Electrical Apparatus Manufacturing 17,895 18,138 21,267 J22.949 Other Assembly and Related Occupations J221.9491 Boat Assemblers and Inspectors 12,707 21,141 26,509 J222.9492 Furniture and Fixture Assemblers and Inspectors 17,930 23,759 29,542 J223.9493 Other Wood Products Assemblers and Inspectors 18,264 22,210 27,583 J224.9494 Furniture Finishers and Refinishers 19,045 23,207 27,224 J225.9495 Plastic Products Assemblers, Finishers and Inspectors 24,385 29,604 37,006 J226.9496 Painters and Coaters - Industrial 23,502 31,506 36,970 J227.9497 Plating, Metal Spraying and Related Operators 31,731 42,384 46,567 J228.9498 Other Assemblers and Inspectors 19,026 26,596 31,814 J3 Labourers in Processing, Manufacturing and Utilities J31.961 Labourers in Processing, Manufacturing and Utilities J311.9611 Labourers in Mineral and Metal Processing 26,402 42,925 64,212 J312.9612 Labourers in Metal Fabrication 24,540 31,109 42,888 J313.9613 Labourers in Chemical Products Processing and Utilities 19,247 21,733 37,418 J314.9614 Labourers in Wood, Pulp and Paper Processing 19,262 32,409 53,650 J315.9615 Labourers in Rubber and Plastic Products Manufacturing 19,524 24,251 32,056 J316.9616 Labourers in Textile Processing 16,072 19,299 26,803 J317.9617 Labourers in Food, Beverage and Tobacco Processing 17,151 24,632 32,093 J318.9618 Labourers in Fish Processing 31,073 34,381 36,439 J319.9619 Other Labourers in Processing, Manufacturing and Utilities 14,834 21,465 29,948 SCHEDULE D (Section 9) REDUCTION OF GROSS YEARLY EMPLOYMENT INCOME The reduction of gross yearly employment income referred to in section 9 is computed in accordance with the following formula: GYEI × (AHW − N)/ AHW In this formula, GYEI is the gross yearly employment income of the determined employment calculated in accordance with sections 5, 6 or 7 or clauses 8(e) or (f); AHW is the average full-time weekly hours worked in the determined employment, as established in Schedule E; N is the number of hours the victim can work in the determined employment on a weekly basis. M.R. 38/2006 SCHEDULE E AVERAGE HOURS WORKED Definition: "AHW" 1 In this Schedule, "AHW" means the average full-time weekly hours worked by each of the major occupational groups listed in the Table in this Schedule. M.R. 38/2006 Revision of AHW 2 The AHW of each of the employments comprising each major occupational group appearing in this Schedule shall be replaced on April 1 of each year by an AHW figure derived as follows: AHW = (Sum of AUHW in each year of the current 5 year period) / 5 In this formula, AUHW is the average usual full-time weekly hours worked by each major occupational group as derived from the Labour Force Survey for Manitoba published by Statistics Canada each year; current 5 year period is the most recent five calendar years completed before April 1 of the year for which the AUHW figure is computed. M.R. 38/2006 ; 113/2021 Where employment not listed in Table B 3 Where an employment is not listed in Table B of Schedule C, or where the Table in this Schedule does not give an AHW for the major occupational group to which the determined employment belongs, the corporation may determine an AHW for that employment using the National Occupational Classification and the Tables as a guide. M.R. 38/2006 Where labour force survey data unavailable 4 In any year in which Statistics Canada fails to publish a new Labour Force Survey for Manitoba, the corporation may revise and adjust the AHW levels set out in the Table in accordance with any statistical index or other publication that the corporation, in its discretion, judges to provide information similar to, or comparable with, that provided by the Labour Force Survey. M.R. 38/2006 Table 5 In the Table, (a) "n.e.c." means not elsewhere classified; and (b) the AHW figure given corresponds to full-time work within the major occupational group in question. M.R. 38/2006 Table of Average Hours Worked Average Hours Worked by Major Occupational Group NOC-S CODE NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION 2005 AVERAGE HOURS WORKED A MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS A0 Senior Management Occupations 43.1 A1 Specialist Managers 41.3 A2 Managers in Retail Trade, Food and Accommodation Services 46.9 A3 Other Managers, n.e.c.

42.3 B BUSINESS, FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION OCCUPATIONS B0 Professional Occupations in Business and Finance 40.5 B1 Finance and Insurance Administration Occupations 38.5 B2 Secretaries 37.4 B3 Administrative and Regulatory Occupations 38.7 B4 Clerical Supervisors 39.0 B5 Clerical Occupations 38.3 C NATURAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS C0 Professional Occupations in Natural and Applied Sciences 40.2 C1 Technical Occupations Related to Natural and Applied Sciences 39.7 D HEALTH OCCUPATIONS D0 Professional Occupations in Health 45.7 D1 Nurse Supervisors and Registered Nurses 37.9 D2 Technical and Related Occupations in Health 38.5 D3 Assisting Occupations in Support of Health Services 37.5 E OCCUPATIONS IN SOCIAL SCIENCE, EDUCATION, GOVERNMENT SERVICE AND RELIGION E0 Judges, Lawyers, Psychologists, Social Workers, Ministers of Religion, and Policy and Program Officers 41.4 E1 Teachers and Professors 38.7 E2 Paralegals, Social Services Workers and Occupations in Education and Religion, n.e.c. 39.9 F OCCUPATIONS IN ART, CULTURE, RECREATION AND SPORT F0 Professional occupations in Art and Culture 39.3 F1 Technical Occupations in Art, Culture, Recreation and Sport 40.5 G SALES AND SERVICE OCCUPATIONS G0 Sales and Service Supervisors 40.3 G1 Wholesale, Technical, Insurance, Real Estate Sales Specialists, and Retail, Wholesale and Grain Buyers 41.8 G2 Retail Salespersons and Sales Clerks 38.6 G3 Cashiers 36.5 G4 Chefs and Cooks 38.1 G5 Occupations in Food and Beverage Service 36.2 G6 Occupations in Protective Services 40.9 G7 Occupations in Travel and Accommodation, Including Attendants in Recreation and Sport 39.5 G8 Childcare and Home Support Workers 36.8 G9 Sales and Service Occupations, n.e.c. 38.4 H TRADES, TRANSPORT AND EQUIPMENT OPERATORS AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS H0 Contractors and Supervisors in Trades and Transportation 46.0 H1 Construction Trades 41.9 H2 Stationary Engineers, Power Station Operators and Electrical Trades and Telecommunications Occupations 40.1 H3 Machinists, Metal Forming, Shaping and Erecting Occupations 40.9 H4 Mechanics 41.2 H5 Other Trades, n.e.c. 40.6 H6 Heavy Equipment and Crane Operators, Including Drillers 44.6 H7 Transportation Equipment Operators and Related Workers, Excluding Labourers 48.7 H8 Trades Helpers, Construction and Transportation Labourers and Related Occupations 40.7 I OCCUPATIONS UNIQUE TO PRIMARY INDUSTRY I0 Occupations Unique to Agriculture, Excluding Labourers 53.7 I1 Occupations Unique to Forestry Operations, Mining, Oil and Gas Extraction and Fishing, Excluding Labourers 48.0 I2 Primary Production Labourers 42.1 J OCCUPATIONS UNIQUE TO PROCESSING, MANUFACTURING AND UTILITIES J0 Supervisors in Manufacturing 42.3 J1 Machine Operators in Manufacturing 40.0 J2 Assemblers in Manufacturing 40.2 J3 Labourers in Processing, Manufacturing and Utilities 39.8