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At Work
These attendants work for amusement parks, fairs, arenas, billiard parlours, gambling casinos, bowling alleys, golf courses, ski centres, tennis clubs and other recreational and sports facilities, hotels, and railway and water transport companies.
Amusement park attendants collect tickets, assist patrons on and off rides, and secure and release safety belts and bars.
Amusement attraction operators transport rides, games and attractions to amusement sites, set up attractions and operate rides.
Ice makers operate machines, prepare ice surfaces of rinks for hockey games and other activities.
Recreational facility attendants schedule the use of golf courses, tennis courts, fitness clubs and other recreational facilities. They may collect fees and sell and rent sports equipment.
Bellhops carry luggage for hotel and resort guests, escort them to their rooms, ensure that the rooms are in order and provide information on hotel services and local points of interest.
Baggage porters carry travellers' luggage by hand or use handcarts, and arrange for ground transportation.
Ship attendants serve food and beverages, clean cabins, make beds and carry passengers' luggage.
Train service attendants set and clear dining car tables, clean sleeping cars and assist passengers.
This occupational group also includes ski lift and bowling alley attendants, hotel doorkeepers, redcaps, athletic equipment custodians and attendants of campgrounds, bingo halls, tennis courts and other recreational facilities.

Education, Training and Experience
People in this group may require some high school education.

About these Occupations
28,000 persons were employed in these occupations in 1996, an increase of 41.8% from 1986. Over the same period, employment in all occupations grew by 13.1%.

85% of these workers are attendants in amusement and recreation services.
35% of workers in these occupations work part-time, well above the average of 19% for all occupations.
17% of workers in these occupations are self-employed, compared to an average of 16% for all occupations.
47% of persons working in these occupations are women, compared to an average of 45% in all occupations.
The unemployment rate in these occupations averaged 8.7% from 1994 to 1996, well above the average of 6.7% for all occupations. These rates are among the highest for occupations in sales and service.
Average earnings of year-round, full-time workers in these occupations in 1995 were $28,600, well below the average of $35,700 for all occupations.
Persons 15 to 29 years old make up a large proportion of new hires in these occupations, indicating that these are often entry-level positions.
The separation rate in these occupations is high, due in large part to the seasonal character of employment.
Temporary employment authorizations for non-residents have fallen significantly, relative to employment in these occupations, as a result of a weak labour market in these occupations. [page]
Employment in these occupations is moderately sensitive to overall economic conditions and moderately seasonal.

Full-Time Earnings

1995 Full-Time Earnings*
$45,900 Highest
$28,600 Average
$11,100 Lowest

* Full-time earnings of the highest 10%, the average and the lowest 10% of workers. $35,700 is the average for all occupations.

Looking to the Year 2001
Current labour market conditions for new entrants in these occupations are fair. Labour market conditions for new entrants will become poor by 2001.

Immigrants will remain an important source of labour supply in these occupations.
Most of the increase in labour requirements through 2001 for these occupations will occur in the amusement and recreation services industry. Labour requirements will decrease in local public administration.

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