Pandemic issues
Many trends and disruptive changes were already occurring in the economy before the pandemic: the impact of technology and automation, shifting demographics, policy inequities that magnify income equality, uneven access to training, and global market forces, including climate change. COVID-19 has accelerated these trends and presented new challenges.
On the Other Side of the Screen: Nurse Educators’ Perspectives on Online Experiential Learning During the Pandemic
In this research, we analyze the findings of our interviews with 20 nurse educators from…
Canadians, especially men, want remote work to stick around
by Vanmala Subramaniam, The Globe and Mail
The shift to remote work: How workers in Canada are adapting to working from home
The Survey on Employment and Skills has been tracking experiences with remote work since 2020.…
Future Skills Summit: Driving action in Canada's skills ecosystem
The Future Skills Centre (FSC) is honoured to host leaders and representatives from all across…
Almost all new jobs created during the pandemic were in the public sector, report finds.
Joshua Chong, Toronto Star — Sep 7, 2022
Disconnecting from Work: The Varied Experiences of Canadian Workers
Are Canadians having trouble finding the right balance between work and family? Are they finding…
COVID was harmful for youth employment
Investments in job training would help support Black, Indigenous, people of colour and disabled youth…
Transforming learning in a pandemic context
Across Canada, in-person learning opportunities for nursing students became limited or stopped completely at the…
Too numerous to fail
Why small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are the key to inclusive recovery, innovation and growth.…