The forecasted employment in Canada’s rubber and plastics products, along with other non-metallic mineral products, shows a steady increase from 161.82 thousand jobs in 2024 to 162.75 thousand by 2028. Year-over-year growth is marginal, indicating a stable sector with modest expansion. From 2026 to 2028, the sector grows by roughly 0.23% annually on average. Given the minimal growth rate, the CAGR highlights a consistent yet limited upward trend. In 2023, employment levels serve as a baseline for these predictions, although specific past data is not provided here.
Future trends to watch include technological advancements driving automation, potentially impacting employment dynamics. Additionally, shifts in consumer demand towards sustainable products may spur innovation and necessitate workforce adaptation within this industry.
