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Occupation comparison

LMIA-related jobs by occupation in Canada.

Compare quality-checked LMIA-related listings by occupation group, employer breadth and the province where each group leads.

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Occupation ranking from the live listing sample

Categories combine related job titles into stable groups. Counts do not replace NOC-level research or employer confirmation.

  1. 01
    Skilled Trades

    462 employers, 93% LMIA-related share

    LMIA signals449
    All listings481
    Leading provinceBritish Columbia
  2. 02
    Sales & Service

    201 employers, 57% LMIA-related share

    LMIA signals129
    All listings228
    Leading provinceOntario
  3. 03
    Natural Resources

    57 employers, 84% LMIA-related share

    LMIA signals51
    All listings61
    Leading provinceOntario
  4. 04
    Manufacturing

    29 employers, 34% LMIA-related share

    LMIA signals10
    All listings29
    Leading provinceQuebec
  5. 05
    Business & Finance

    49 employers, 8% LMIA-related share

    LMIA signals4
    All listings49
    Leading provinceQuebec
  6. 06
    Management

    161 employers, 1% LMIA-related share

    LMIA signals2
    All listings167
    Leading provinceOntario

Search occupations with a stable live sample

These focused pages appear only when TryJobFit has enough quality-checked listings, province coverage and employer context.

Truck DriverAlberta leads, 71 employer signals73CookOntario leads, 126 employer signals129Registered NurseOntario leads, 10 employer signals10WelderOntario leads, 79 employer signals83Farm WorkerOntario leads, 47 employer signals51Construction LabourerOntario leads, 20 employer signals22CaregiverOntario leads, 89 employer signals96ElectricianBritish Columbia leads, 57 employer signals58PlumberBritish Columbia leads, 38 employer signals41

Turn an occupation ranking into a focused search

Category volume helps narrow the market. Your title, experience, language, licensing and work status still decide practical fit.

Start with exact titles

Open the occupation group and identify the titles that match your recent experience instead of applying to the whole category.

Compare employer breadth

More distinct employers can provide a broader search base, but every role still requires source and employer verification.

Research the leading province

Use the leading province as a starting point, then compare wage, licensing and settlement requirements for that occupation.

Check official outlooks

Job Bank provides occupation-level wages, prospects, requirements and trends beyond TryJobFit's current listing sample.

Validate occupation demand with official labour data

Use Job Bank to check wages, outlooks, skills and requirements for your exact occupation and location before choosing a search strategy.

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How to read the occupation data

Which occupation group leads this LMIA-related sample?

Skilled Trades currently leads with 449 quality-checked LMIA-related listings. This ranking changes with the live inventory.

Is an occupation group the same as a NOC code?

No. TryJobFit's public categories combine related roles for browsing. Use the official NOC and Job Bank tools for precise occupation classification.

Does high listing volume mean low competition?

No. Listing volume does not measure applicant volume, hiring difficulty, work permit eligibility or the chance of sponsorship.