Canada · Canada NOC 53120
Dancers salary
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Canada NOC 53120 · Classification edition 2021
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Find a place for this profession| Area | Pay | What the figure measures |
|---|---|---|
| CanadaCountry · CA | CAD 32.94 per hour Median · 2023-2024 data Canada · Country National | Gross occupational earnings; Employment Insurance Survey DataGross wage before employee taxes and deductions. Benefits excluded. |
| CanadaCountry · CA | CAD 20.1 per hour Lower · 2023-2024 data Canada · Country National | Gross occupational earnings; Employment Insurance Survey DataGross wage before employee taxes and deductions. Benefits excluded. |
| CanadaCountry · CA | CAD 50 per hour Upper · 2023-2024 data Canada · Country National | Gross occupational earnings; Employment Insurance Survey DataGross wage before employee taxes and deductions. Benefits excluded. |
| QuebecProvince · CA | CAD 32.69 per hour Median · 2023-2024 data Quebec · Province State / province | Gross occupational earnings; Employment Insurance Survey DataGross wage before employee taxes and deductions. Benefits excluded. |
| OntarioProvince · CA | CAD 31.88 per hour Median · 2023-2024 data Ontario · Province State / province | Gross occupational earnings; Employment Insurance Survey DataGross wage before employee taxes and deductions. Benefits excluded. |
| AlbertaProvince · CA | CAD 35 per hour Median · 2023-2024 data Alberta · Province State / province | Gross occupational earnings; Employment Insurance Survey DataGross wage before employee taxes and deductions. Benefits excluded. |
| British ColumbiaProvince · CA | CAD 37.89 per hour Median · 2023-2024 data British Columbia · Province State / province | Gross occupational earnings; Employment Insurance Survey DataGross wage before employee taxes and deductions. Benefits excluded. |
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