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Decision latitude at work, by sex, household population aged 15 to 74, selected provinces and health regions, 2005


 Geographic code and name                      Total High Low or medium Not stated
   number % number % number %
24  Quebec 4,336,908 2,370,273 54.7 1,755,157 40.5 211,478 4.9
Males 2,334,795 1,359,765 58.2 864,044 37.0 110,986 4.8
Females 2,002,113 1,010,508 50.5 891,113 44.5 100,492 5.0
2401  Région du Bas-Saint-Laurent, Que. 114,790 64,696 56.4 44,510 38.8 5,584 4.9
Males 63,123 36,928 58.5 22,712 36.0 3,482 E 5.5
Females 51,667 27,768 53.7 21,797 42.2 2,101 E 4.1 E
2402  Région du Saguenay - Lac-Saint-Jean, Que. 148,124 88,663 59.9 53,549 36.2 5,912 E 4.0 E
Males 83,333 53,994 64.8 26,129 31.4 F F
Females 64,792 34,670 53.5 27,420 42.3 F F
2403  Région de la Capitale Nationale, Que. 380,326 209,728 55.1 154,562 40.6 16,036 E 4.2 E
Males 199,852 118,708 59.4 74,628 37.3 6,516 E 3.3 E
Females 180,474 91,019 50.4 79,934 44.3 9,521 E 5.3 E
2404  Région de la Mauricie et du Centre-du-Québec, Que. 269,628 145,366 53.9 109,748 40.7 14,515 E 5.4 E
Males 151,336 88,046 58.2 54,454 36.0 8,836 E 5.8 E
Females 118,292 57,320 48.5 55,294 46.7 5,678 E 4.8 E
2405  Région de l'Estrie, Que. 174,788 104,114 59.6 61,652 35.3 9,022 E 5.2 E
Males 96,953 62,606 64.6 29,757 30.7 F F
Females 77,835 41,508 53.3 31,895 41.0 4,432 E 5.7 E
2406  Région de Montréal, Que. 1,094,296 586,331 53.6 440,785 40.3 67,180 6.1
Males 578,894 330,471 57.1 216,089 37.3 32,333 5.6
Females 515,402 255,859 49.6 224,696 43.6 34,847 6.8
2407  Région de l'Outaouais, Que. 200,604 115,964 57.8 80,857 40.3 3,783 E 1.9 E
Males 108,652 62,688 57.7 42,941 39.5 3,023 E 2.8 E
Females 91,952 53,276 57.9 37,916 41.2 F F
2408  Région de l'Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Que. 78,110 41,908 53.7 33,419 42.8 2,783 E 3.6 E
Males 42,707 23,836 55.8 16,924 39.6 1,946 E 4.6 E
Females 35,403 18,072 51.0 16,494 46.6 F F
2409  Région de la Côte-Nord, Que. 46,413 26,857 57.9 18,012 38.8 1,544 E 3.3 E
Males 26,746 16,118 60.3 9,622 36.0 1,007 E 3.8 E
Females 19,667 10,739 54.6 8,390 42.7 F F
2410  Région du Nord-du-Québec, Que. 4,223 2,541 60.2 1,472 34.8 210 E 5.0 E
Males 2,443 1,561 63.9 729 29.8 F F
Females 1,780 980 55.0 743 41.7 F F
2411  Région de la Gaspésie - Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Que. 50,518 23,376 46.3 23,655 46.8 3,487 E 6.9 E
Males 27,085 14,158 52.3 10,868 40.1 2,058 E 7.6 E
Females 23,433 9,218 39.3 12,787 54.6 1,428 E 6.1 E
2412  Région de la Chaudière-Appalaches, Que. 232,853 120,590 51.8 102,400 44.0 9,863 E 4.2 E
Males 126,491 67,804 53.6 52,464 41.5 6,223 E 4.9 E
Females 106,362 52,786 49.6 49,936 46.9 F F
2413  Région de Laval, Que. 210,399 119,503 56.8 81,757 38.9 9,139 4.3
Males 110,802 70,093 63.3 36,467 32.9 4,243 E 3.8 E
Females 99,597 49,410 49.6 45,290 45.5 4,896 E 4.9 E
2414  Région de Lanaudière, Que. 244,247 126,543 51.8 106,301 43.5 11,403 E 4.7 E
Males 133,213 75,263 56.5 51,031 38.3 6,919 E 5.2 E
Females 111,034 51,280 46.2 55,270 49.8 4,484 E 4.0 E
2415  Région des Laurentides, Que. 288,486 171,570 59.5 102,422 35.5 14,494 E 5.0 E
Males 159,141 99,386 62.5 51,899 32.6 7,856 E 4.9 E
Females 129,345 72,185 55.8 50,523 39.1 6,638 E 5.1 E
2416  Région de la Montérégie, Que. 799,101 422,522 52.9 340,056 42.6 36,523 4.6
Males 424,024 238,104 56.2 167,329 39.5 18,591 E 4.4 E
Females 375,077 184,418 49.2 172,727 46.1 17,932 E 4.8 E
47  Saskatchewan 557,420 332,021 59.6 198,649 35.6 26,750 4.8
Males 298,959 196,791 65.8 86,415 28.9 15,753 5.3
Females 258,461 135,230 52.3 112,234 43.4 10,997 4.3
4701  Sun Country RHA, Sask. 29,857 18,830 63.1 9,911 33.2 F F
Males 16,532 11,595 70.1 4,334 26.2 F F
Females 13,325 7,235 54.3 5,577 41.9 F F
4702  Five Hills RHA, Sask. 31,733 18,123 57.1 12,738 40.1 F F
Males 16,675 10,565 63.4 5,554 33.3 F F
Females 15,058 7,557 50.2 7,184 47.7 F F
4703  Cypress RHA, Sask. 25,635 16,733 65.3 7,610 29.7 1,292 E 5.0 E
Males 14,211 10,420 73.3 3,266 23.0 F F
Females 11,424 6,313 55.3 4,343 38.0 F F
4704  Regina Qu'Appelle RHA, Sask. 147,571 86,291 58.5 54,060 36.6 7,219 E 4.9 E
Males 77,410 51,092 66.0 21,959 28.4 4,359 E 5.6 E
Females 70,161 35,200 50.2 32,101 45.8 F F
4705  Sunrise RHA, Sask. 29,208 16,774 57.4 10,554 36.1 1,880 E 6.4 E
Males 15,595 10,205 65.4 4,026 E 25.8 E F F
Females 13,613 6,569 48.3 6,528 48.0 F F
4706  Saskatoon RHA, Sask. 168,534 99,439 59.0 62,514 37.1 6,581 E 3.9 E
Males 88,960 57,346 64.5 28,013 31.5 F F
Females 79,574 42,094 52.9 34,501 43.4 2,980 E 3.7 E
4707  Heartland RHA, Sask. 25,391 16,094 63.4 9,021 35.5 F F
Males 14,091 10,099 71.7 3,790 26.9 F F
Females 11,300 5,995 53.1 5,231 46.3 F F
4708  Kelsey Trail RHA, Sask. 19,750 11,194 56.7 6,715 34.0 1,840 E 9.3 E
Males 10,944 6,591 60.2 2,896 E 26.5 E F F
Females 8,806 4,603 52.3 3,819 43.4 F F
4709  Prince Albert Parkland RHA, Sask. 37,462 22,235 59.4 12,458 33.3 2,770 E 7.4 E
Males 20,476 13,234 64.6 5,463 E 26.7 E 1,779 E 8.7 E
Females 16,986 9,001 53.0 6,995 41.2 991 E 5.8 E
4710  Prairie North RHA, Sask. 33,662 21,143 62.8 10,207 30.3 2,313 E 6.9 E
Males 19,094 12,715 66.6 5,462 28.6 F F
Females 14,569 8,428 57.9 4,745 32.6 1,396 E 9.6 E
4714  Mamawetan/Keewatin/Athabasca, Sask. 8,619 5,164 59.9 2,863 33.2 591 E 6.9 E
Males 4,972 2,930 58.9 1,652 33.2 390 E 7.9 E
Females 3,647 2,235 61.3 1,211 33.2 F F

1. Health regions are defined by the provincial ministries of health. These are legislated administrative areas in all provinces. The health regions presented in this table are based on boundaries and names in effect as of June 2005. For complete Canadian coverage, each of the northern territories also represents a health region.
2. No data available for "Région du Nunavik" and "Région des Terres-Cries-de-la-Baie-James".
3. In Saskatchewan, health regions are referred to as Health Authorities (HA) or Regional Health Authorities (RHA).
4. To avoid data suppression, northern regions in Saskatchewan have been grouped with neighbouring regions, as follows: Athabasca Health Authority (4713) is combined with Mamawetan Churchill River Regional Health Authority (4711) and Keewatin Yatthé Regional Health Authority (4712) and referred to as Mamawetan/Keewatin/Athabasca (4714).
5. Population aged 15 to 74 who worked at a job or business at any point in the 12 months before the interview.
6. Indicates whether the respondent's main job or business in the past 12 months allowed them freedom to decide how to do their job and whether the respondent had a say in what happened in their job.
7. When comparing estimates, it is important to use confidence intervals to determine if differences between values are statistically significant. Confidence intervals describe sampling variability and give an indication of the precision of a given estimate.
8. Bootstrapping techniques were used to produce the coefficient of variation (CV) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs).
9. Data with a coefficient of variation (CV) from 16.6% to 33.3% are identified as follows: (E) use with caution.
10. Data with a coefficient of variation (CV) greater than 33.3% were suppressed due to extreme sampling variability and are identified as follows: (F) too unreliable to be published.
Source: Statistics Canada, Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS 3.1), 2005 (CANSIM table 105-0435).