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Dependent variables | |
Received employer-supported training | 60.1 |
On-the-job | 32.9 |
Classroom | 36.5 |
Outside | 4.4 |
Declined training | 12.2 |
Independent variables | |
Women | 52.2 |
Low-wage | 25.6 |
Education | |
Less than high school | 10.0 |
Completed high school | 16.6 |
Postsecondary, non-university | 52.3 |
University degree | 21.1 |
Non-union | 73.1 |
Low-wage, less-educated, non-union | 8.7 |
Control variables: Worker | |
Non-permanent | 9.1 |
Part-time | 15.7 |
Occupation | |
Manager | 12.6 |
Professional | 17.2 |
White collar | 22.8 |
Blue collar | 47.4 |
Marital status | |
Married/common-law | 68.4 |
Other | 31.6 |
Dependent children | 43.5 |
Workplace tenure1 | 8.7 |
Workplace tenure squared1 | 152.9 |
Worker age1 | 40.9 |
Worker age squared1 | 1,814.7 |
Control variables: Workplace | |
Workplace size (employees)1 | 482.7 |
Workplace size (log form)1 | 1.8 |
Industry | |
Primary | 1.7 |
Manufacturing and related | 31.8 |
Retail trade | 24.3 |
Finance and insurance | 4.7 |
Education and health | 21.8 |
Other services | 15.6 |
Profitable workplace | 66.5 |
1. Indicates the mean among all workers. All other figures indicate the proportion of workers having a particular characteristic. Source: Statistics Canada, Workplace and Employee Survey, 2005. |