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OLLO – IRCC Workforce Demographics – February 6, 2023

Includes all employment types occupying a substantive position. Data pulled January 6, 2023. Percentages do not necessarily add to 100% due to rounding.

Workforce Evolution

  Workforce
As of March 27, 2020 9,207
As of March 26, 2021 9,701
As of March 25, 2022 11,276
As of January 06, 2023 12,619

Growth in the past 3 years: 41%

Workforce by Employment Type

Employment Type Workforce Percentage
Indeterminate 8,411 67%
Term 2,901 23%
Casual 974 8%
Students 272 2%
Other 61 0%
  • Contingent workforce = 4,208 (33%)
  • Operations Sector = 8,436 (67%)
  • National Capital Region = 7,033 (56%)
  • Overseas = 219 (2%)

Ukraine - As at December 21, 2022, 80.6 new incremental FTEs hired for the Special Measures.

As of Jan 27th 2023, 3,102 employees are francophone (24% of IRCC’s workforce) of which 2,102 (67.8%) are in the NCR, 61 (2.0%) are overseas and 939 (30.3%) are in the regions, mostly in the Québec region.

Official Languages

First Official Language
English75%
French24%
  • 5,079 (41=0%) positions are bilingual
  • 3,362 (67%) employees in bilingual positions meet the linguistic requirements of their position

Employment Equity

Active substantive Indeterminate & term > 3 months employees

EE Group All Career Levels Executive Level
Representation Baseline Gap Representation Baseline Gap
Racialized Men 986 (10%) 8% 139 9 (4%) 11% -15
Racialized Women 1,680 (16%) 15% 117 21 (10%) 17% -15
Black Men 415 (4%) 2% 243 <5 2% -2
Black Women 718 (7%) 3% 399 5 (2%) 3% -2
Indigenous Men 150 (1%) 1% 8 <5 1% 0
Indigenous Women 209 (2%) 3% -78 <5 2% -2
Men with a Disability 289 (3%) 3% -62 8 (4%) 4% 0
Women with a Disability 465 (4%) 6% -167 6 (3%) 6% -5

To ensure data confidentiality, data with less than 5 employees (<5) is suppressed

Years of Service

Indeterminate employees

  • Average years in position: 3
  • Average years at IRCC: 9
  • Average years in public service: 16
  • First position in public service is at IRCC: 6%

Operations Sector and Settlement and Integration Sector employees have been at IRCC the longest, with an average of 10 years.

Departures (leaving IRCC)

Indeterminate employees
  Resignation Other Retirement Movement Total Departure rate
2019-2020 34 105 127 241 507 8%
2020-2021 20 117 112 177 426 6%
2021-2022 51 152 115 193 511 7%
2022-2023Footnote * 40 172 110 132 465 8%

The primary reason for the departures of indeterminate employees is “movement” to another department.

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2023-06-05

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