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Appendix Table 14: Comparison of Employment Rates and the Proportion of Working Age Population with Employment Income, by Aboriginal
Identity and Educational Attainment, 2001

Aboriginals___________________________Non-Aboriginals

Employment Rate

Proportion of
Working Age
Population with
Employment Income

Employment Rate

Proportion of
Working Age
Population with
Positive Income

Less than Grade 5

16.1

23^1

2ÔÂ

225

Grades 5 to 8

24.0

33.0

24.8

25.4

Grades 9 to 13

37.2

50.8

47.4

51.7

Secondary - high school graduation certificate

62.4

70.3

64.7

66.9

Trades certificate or diploma

60.0

73.0

64.6

64.5

College: With trades certificate or diploma

68.6

77.0

73.7

73.4

College: With college certificate or diploma

71.4

79.7

75.5

76.6

University: With university or college certificate or diploma

69.1

76.3

73.4

75.0

University: With bachelor or first professional degree

78.3

84.7

78.3

78.1

University: With certificate or diploma above bachelor level

69.3

81.3

76.1

74.7

University: With master’s degree[s]

77.4

76.3

78.1

77.3

University: With earned doctorate

58.3

66.7

77.9

75.5

College: Without trades or college certificate or diploma

55.8

69.9

66.4

71.3

University: Without certificate, diploma or degree______________

__________59.2

________73.6________

67.4________

_______75.5________

TOTAL__________________________________

__________49.5

________60.4________

61.8________

_______63.9________

Source: Census 2001, Public Use Microdata Files

Note: Employment rate is defined as the ratio of persons who were employed in the reference week
over the total working age population (15+). The proportion of working age population with employment income
is the ratio of the persons who received employment income over the year of the census over the total
working age population.



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