Earnings of women in product fabrication were 61.4% of those of men, while the earnings of women in service jobs were 61% of those of men.

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Facts, Figures and the Future Women in the labour force Source Material Statistics Canada 1995 Labour Force Survey Statistics Canada 1995. Women and the Labour Force, Catalogue #75-507 Canada Employment & Immigration (HRDC). Women in the Labour Force 1995 Profile of Women in British Columbia, Economic Services Branch HRDC 1994 Statistics Canada 1993 Income distribution by age in Canada Income distribution by size in Canada Women in the Labour Force, Kootenay Women in Trades & Technology 1992 Statistics Canada 1991 Census Educational Attainment of Canadians Employment Income Trends in Occupation & Industry Family Income Labour Market Bulletin, prepared by Diane Alfred Economic Services, BC/Yukon Region, 1990; Women in British Columbia: A Statistical Report, Policynet Communications Ltd. April 1990 Labour Market Activity Survey, Profiles, Canada's Women, 1987 Province of B.C. Women in the Labour Market, Labour Research Bulletin, 1986; Douglas College. Tools for Change: a Curriculum on Women and Work, 1982 Facts and Figures More women in the labour force Working women have lower earnings than men Genders dominate selected professional fields The future Source Material Produced by Kootenay WITT 1995

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