Job trends Canada - Human resources clerk

Human resources clerks assist human resource officers and human resources specialists to compile, maintain and process information relating to staffing, recruitment, training, labor relations, performance evaluation etc. They are employed in personnel departments in both private and public sectors.Job prospects for human resources clerk in Canada https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcWQhXqBMfE Human resources clerk-NOC 1415 Median wage per hour- The median wage for this profession is CAD 25.13 per hour and the maximum wages for this profession is in the Canadian province of British Columbia where the median wage is CAD 23.90 per hour.   Currently, an individual working in Canada with their job under the NOC 1415 group of occupations can expect to earn between CAD 16/hour to CAD 31.75/hour.

	Hourly wages
Province/territory	Low	Median	High
Alberta	19.03	27.88	49.32
British Columbia	17.50	23.90	29.10
Manitoba	14.00	22.76	31.25
New Brunswick	21.00	25.00	29.23
Newfoundland and Labrador	N/A	N/A	N/A
Northwest Territories	N/A	N/A	N/A
Nova Scotia	17.31	25.00	29.23
Nunavut	N/A	N/A	N/A
Ontario	16.35	24.40	27.69
Prince Edward Island	N/A	N/A	N/A
Quebec	19.89	26.67	33.67
Saskatchewan	17.69	24.80	42.05
Yukon	N/A	N/A	N/A

  Skills/Knowledge required for NOC 1415 in Canada

Skills	Analysis	·         Analyzing information ·         Planning
	Communication	Professional communicating
	Information handling	Processing information
	Service and Care	Serving others
Knowledge	Business, Finance and Management	·         Clerical ·         Personnel and Human Resources
Essential skills	Reading
	Document use
	Writing
	Numeracy
	Oral communication
	Thinking
	Digital technology
Other essential skills	Working with others
	Continuous learning

  Job opportunities for NOC 1415 over the next 3 years

Job prospects	Location in Canada
Good	Manitoba
Fair	·         Alberta ·         British Columbia ·         New Brunswick ·         Nova Scotia ·         Ontario ·         Quebec
Limited	-
Undetermined	·         Newfoundland and Labrador ·         Northwest Territories ·         Nunavut ·         Prince Edward Island ·         Saskatchewan ·         Yukon

    10-year predictions For human resource clerks new job openings over the period between 2019-2028 is expected to be 3,500+. Job openings and job seekers are expected to be at relatively same levels in the projection period and the balance between labor supply and demand is expected to exist till 2028.   Employment requirements for NOC 1415 Generally, completion of college or other courses in personnel administration might be required.   Certain amount of previous clerical experience might also be required to be able to work in Canada as a human resources clerk.   While a progression to supervisory positions is possible with experience, positions at the officer level might be attainable with additional training and experience.   Responsibilities of a human resources clerk

• Classification of the operation, staffing and other personnel records
• Manage the database of personnel information
• Prepare information on personnel relationships
• Spread information about health and safety
• Arrange training for in-house and external employees
• Answer questions about personnel matters
• Arrange for job opening ads and posting them
• Screen candidates for jobs
• Administer employment tests and rate them
• Perform reference checks
• Create reports

  Professional certification and licensing As such, no licensure is required to work in Canada as a HR clerk.   NOC 1415 is not regulated, as per the Foreign Credential Recognition Program [FCRP] of Employment and Social Development Canada [ESDC].   There are many ways for a skilled work to acquire permanent residence in Canada. Of these, the Express Entry system and Provincial Nominee Program [PNP] remain the most sought-after Canada immigration pathways. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RELATED Canada Skilled Immigration Points Calculator – Check your eligibility Do you want to explore other Job Trends in Canada? Here is a ready list for you.