archivelabour market

Staying apprised of labour market information (LMI) is a crucial – though sometimes daunting – task for professionals working in career development. This article captures only a fraction of the...

Working from home has become more common across the country over the past year, but a new report from the Future Skills Centre reveals that while the experience has often...

We’re living in uncertain times, making it especially challenging to plan for the next year — never mind the next decade — and anticipate new career opportunities. Canada’s economy was...

The world has experienced three industrial revolutions, but none as disruptive as the fourth is about to be. Many of us have been largely oblivious to the magnitude of the...

Efforts to rebuild Canada’s economy that do not also address systemic racism will continue to leave people behind....

Inclusive economic growth is the principle that growth can benefit jobseekers, businesses and communities. Achieving this ideal means: Connecting diverse jobseekers to career opportunities that match their skills, experience and...

In 2020, the ever-distant “future of work” seemingly landed on our doorstep, with millions of workers affected by massive disruption in the labour market. Many different reports examined the impact...

The upheaval in Canada’s job market in recent months is simply unprecedented. In March and April of 2020, Canada shed more than three million jobs. That’s more job losses in...

Discussions about the future of work in career development often focus on the outcomes of students and clients – the shifting labour reality, the skills they will need and the...

New policies and growing public interest in energy efficiency are a boon to workers in construction, manufacturing, utilities and much more....