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We have many serious challenges to address as we face the next decade. The future of work frames them all. How we educate the workforce is part of the solution....

There’s plenty of uncertainty these days about how to figure out what skills will be in demand in the future. Here’s how to stay relevant, no matter your job....

op federal government officials believe there is no imminent threat that artificial intelligence and robots will displace large segments of the Canadian workforce, newly released documents show. In work done...

The head of the federal government’s foresight agency says identifying the skills that workers will need in the future, as jobs rapidly change or disappear completely, is one of the...

The emerging jobs of the future economy require skills in new and disruptive technologies – yet according to this year’s Global Gender Gap Report, these are the areas with the largest gender gaps....

While thinking about what to expect in the Canadian labour market in 2020, I can’t help but start by reflecting on what transpired this past year and what might change....

The year is 2031. Children who started kindergarten in 2019 are now graduating from high school. They are entering a new world and preparing for jobs we can only imagine...

While 30 hours a week or so might be enough to get through all your most pressing tasks, there is often not enough time left over for less urgent but...

Five key objectives – including inclusive skills development and lifelong learning – need to be met if people with disabilities are to benefit from the major trends shaping the new...

While a large number of Canadian workers may be at risk of losing their jobs to automation, one million of them possess three of the five key skills that will...