I don't have all the numbers from the business outlook survey in front of me. Keep in mind that it is a survey of about 100 companies, so you want to look more at the direction, I would say, rather than be very precise about the various numbers.
I can say a couple of things.
If you look at the big macro numbers, like the unemployment rate or the rate of employment growth, the unemployment rate has stayed at 5%. It really hasn't budged. Certainly if we're looking at the unemployment rate alone, as well as at employment growth, the labour market remains very tight.
When you talk to businesses, you hear they are starting to find it easier to fill positions. They're having more success hiring people. They say that labour is more available. There's less competition from other companies for the same workers. They're starting to find it easier to fill those jobs.
The other thing I would mention in this context is that we have seen a big increase in immigration. Companies have also been using the temporary foreign worker program more. That has brought a lot of additional workers into the country, and that may be one of the reasons you're seeing some easing in the tightness of the labour market.