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Business owner in a face mask taking a card payment from a customer. Mature businesswoman serving a customer over the counter in her cafe. Customer service during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Research

Job Posting Trends in Canada: 2021 Update

As the COVID-19 pandemic entered its second year in 2021, there continued to be significant impacts on the labour market. Focusing on the demand for labour, this report examines trends for 2021.
In the Media

Future Skills Centre tackles ongoing skills shortageexternal link icon

Adam Freill, On-Site Magazine — May 16, 2022
News Release

Future Skills Centre tackles ongoing skills shortage by investing in programs helping thousands land in-demand jobs for today and tomorrow

Toronto, May 12, 2022 —The Future Skills Centre (FSC) takes on the growing skilled labour shortage and widening skills-to-jobs mismatch by announcing today a $19M...
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Thought Leadership

Using the talents of newcomers to Canadaexternal link icon

The skills and experience of new immigrants are often wasted due to regulations and discrimination. More should be done to use their expertise. | March...
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engagement

Fast track to skills: Microcredentials in actionexternal link icon

In this session, we investigate what it takes to make microcredentials a viable solution for the changing needs of our labour market.

March 23, 2022 | Virtual

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Research

Career guidance for adults in Canada

This study, published by the OECD in collaboration with the Future Skills Centre and the Labour Market Information Council (LMIC), assesses the career guidance services that are available for adults in Canada, and puts them into an international perspective.
In the Media

Displaced oil and gas workers are joining Alberta's tech sector in drovesexternal link icon

Feb. 15, 2022 — The Logic. Written by Jesse Snyder
Thought Leadership

The future of work is now: All must have the opportunity to participateexternal link icon

iPolitics — Jan 28, 2022. Written by Michael Burt and Pedro Barata.
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In the Media

Why aren’t more Canadians using career services?external link icon

Dec. 18, 2021 — contributed to the Toronto Star by Tony Bonen and Tricia Williams