March 23, 2023
Which occupations will be the most in demand and face the most shortages? Check out the top occupations below or view WorkBC’s full regional profile to learn more.
Top Occupations in Demand
| Type | Occupations | New Job Openings 2018-2028 |
|---|---|---|
| Management and Supervisory | Restaurant and Food Service Managers | 1,300 |
| Chefs | 400 | |
| Accommodation Service Managers | 600 | |
| Food Service Supervisors | 300 | |
| Skilled Occupations | Cooks | 1,800 |
| Bus Drivers and Other Transit Operators | 600 | |
| Program Leaders/Instructors in Recreation and Sport | 700 | |
| Front Line / Entry Level | Food Counter Attendants and Kitchen Helpers | 2,000 |
| Food and Beverage Servers | 1,300 | |
| Light Duty Cleaners | 600 |
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