Une alliance nationale visant à fournir une base factuelle pour l'établissement et l'intégration des nouveaux arrivants, ainsi que pour la promotion de communautés accueillantes au Canada.
L’année d’admission apparait comme un bon indicateur du niveau et de la trajectoire des revenus médians des traitements et salaires (T&S) des immigrants au Canada :
Pour les immigrants arrivés pendant la période 1990 – 2010, les revenus des T&S sont similaires dans la première année de participation au marché du travail canadien (allant de 18 000 à 24 000 $ en $ constants de 2012);
Pour chaque cohorte d’année d’admission, les revenus médians des T&S augmentent en termes réels, en partie au moins grâce à la croissance de productivité attribuable à l’expérience sur le marché du travail canadien; et
Les revenus médians des T&S d’une cohorte d’année d’admission donnée rattrapent rarement les revenus médians des T&S d’une cohorte précédente.
The year-of-landing appears to predict the level and trajectory of median wage and salary (W&S) earnings of immigrants to Canada:
For immigrants who arrived in the 1990 to 2010 period, W&S earnings are similar in the first year of participation in the Canadian labour market (ranging between $18,000 and $24,000 in constant $2012);
For each year-of-landing cohort, the median W&S earnings increase in real terms due, at least in part, to productivity growth attributable to labour market experience in Canada; and
Median W&S earnings of a given year-of-landing cohort seldom catch up to the median W&S earnings of an earlier cohort.
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