Not necessarily.
There seems to be lots of work around medium sized and larger population areas, but in lesser populated areas, not so much.
It's very easy to say, "pick up and move to where the work is," but not always feasible. Especially if the individual was already working "basic" service jobs, and money was already tight.
I remember when the "oil sands" first started booming, and a flood of out of work people, especially the Maritimes, headed for northern Alberta.
Many hadn't done their homework and thought that anywhere Alberta was booming, big mistake.
There seems to be lots of part time work around, but if you're looking for a "full time" steady job?????????
I've got a carpenter, with his crew doing an interior renovation on my house right now. No trouble getting people with tickets or provincial TQs, but unqualified laborers are few and far between. Mostly because they're only hired for the immediate job, unless there are several pending jobs for the contractor.