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Alberta’s labour productivity, measured as GDP per hour worked, was $47.90 per hour, the highest of all provinces. However, between 1999 and 2009 Alberta’s growth in labour productivity was only 0.6% per year, the lowest growth rate of all provinces and the result of declining productivity in the oil and gas sector.
