Table 9
Factors affecting the firm's efforts to fill bioproduct related job vacancies, Canada, 2009

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Factors affecting the firm's efforts to fill bioproduct related job vacancies, Canada, 2009


Table summary
This table displays the results of factors affecting the firm's efforts to fill bioproduct related job vacancies degree of effectiveness and low, calculated using low, medium, high, not applicable and percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
  Degree of effectiveness
Low Medium High Not applicable
  percent
Compensation requirements by
candidates too high		 39.2B 33.2B 7.2A 20.4B
Candidates unwilling to relocate 45.9B 12.5A 14.4B 27.1B
Capital/resources insufficient
to attract candidates		 19.0B 31.1B 22.9B 27.1B
Lack of highly qualified candidates 30.3B 26.2B 25.2B 18.3B
Lack of bioproduct specific education
available in colleges, universities, etc.		 40.7B 27.2B 8.9A 23.1B
Sector instability/insecurity 23.6B 27.7B 21.2B 27.5B
Other 0.0 2.1A 0.0 97.9A
Note(s):
Due to rounding, components may not add to totals
Source(s):
Statistics Canada, Bioproducts production and development survey 2009.
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