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TABLE A2-24: EMPLOYMENT IN THE RAIL INDUSTRY, 2000 - 2005

Total Rail1 Class I Class II2
2000


  General 7,325 6,650 675
  Transportation 15,597 13,466 2,131
  Equipment maintenance 8,663 7,564 1,099
  Road maintenance 9,341 7,742 1,599
  Total 40,926 35,422 5,504
2001


  General 7,092 6,389 703
  Transportation 15,769 13,624 2,145
  Equipment maintenance 7,448 6,381 1,067
  Road maintenance 9,222 7,622 1,600
  Total 39,531 34,016 5,515
2002

  General 6,510 5,797 713
  Transportation 15,583 13,478 2,105
  Equipment maintenance 6,486 5,488 998
  Road maintenance 8,700 7,243 1,457
  Total 37,279 32,006 5,273
2003


  General 6,377 5,688 689
  Transportation 15,522 13,589 1,933
  Equipment maintenance 6,241 5,359 882
  Road maintenance 8,257 6,959 1,298
  Total 36,397 31,595 4,802
2004


  General 6,365 5,654 711
  Transportation 15,267 13,420 1,847
  Equipment maintenance 5,854 4,986 868
  Road maintenance 8,102 6,906 1,196
  Total 35,588 30,966 4,622
2005


  General 6,203 5,705 498
  Transportation 14,931 13,537 1,394
  Equipment maintenance 5,768 5,145 623
  Road maintenance 8,055 7,139 916
  Total 34,957 31,526 3,431
  1. "Total Rail" employment is limited to carrier personnel (does not include incidental rail services).
  2. Some data estimated for some Class II rail carriers.

Source: Transport Canada and Statistics Canada, Rail Carrier annual reports.


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