New happiness at work index shows people in Ontario are not enjoying their jobs Ontario
that, on average, Canadians would say their overall contentment with their vocation is only at about 6.7 out of 10.
Canadians' main pain points are a lack of opportunities for career advancement and poor compensation and benefits, the latter of which is especially important amid recent inflationary pressures that have made it virtually impossible for most to afford living in cities like Toronto. Looking at the data more granularly, Boomers, predictably, feel the most positive about their careers, while Gen Xers feel the least pleased.
Saskatchewan and Manitoba are on the other end of the spectrum with 6.43/10, on average, in recent months, followed by Ontario, where those surveyed indicated a happiness ranking of 6.5/10 in March, 6.6/10 in April and 6.6/10 again in May for an average of just 6.57/10.
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