91 The Mining Association of Canada | The Canadian Mining Story: Economic Impacts and Drivers for the Global Energy Transition 2023 Number of Employees Compensation per job (1) Metal Mines 2009 27,240 111,689 2010 28,320 113,456 2011 29,810 116,844 2012 30,700 123,607 2013 38,620 121,681 2014 38,440 126,310 2015 34,215 131,530 2016 38,255 130,465 2017 39,245 129,184 2018 40,000 132,404 2019 40,300 137,559 2020 37,885 150,436 2021 40,605 150,566 Non-metal Mines 2009 17,465 90,701 2010 18,755 93,623 2011 18,905 101,219 2012 17,960 107,245 2013 21,705 100,624 2014 22,530 105,857 2015 22,250 110,319 2016 22,060 107,172 2017 23,735 107,235 2018 24,535 110,586 2019 23,825 108,632 2020 23,765 107,840 2021 24,780 107,233 Coal Mines 2009 5,105 125,831 2010 6,235 108,780 2011 6,930 114,246 2012 7,295 118,028 2013 9,265 122,563 2014 7,640 125,296 2015 6,375 126,240 2016 7,600 124,100 2017 7,425 126,816 2018 8,985 125,598 2019 9,625 133,950 2020 7,860 140,072 2021 9,200 134,809 ANNEX 6: EMPLOYMENT AND ANNUAL COMPENSATIONS IN THE CANADIAN MINING, SMELTING AND REFINING INDUSTRIES, 2009-2021
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