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Lliam Hildebrand used to work in Canada's oilsands. Now, he runs Iron & Earth, an organization that helps workers transfer their fossil fuel industry skills to renewable energy work....

By the end of 2019, the energy efficiency workforce is expected to grow by 8.3%, creating over 36,000 jobs.  Six key industries in energy efficiency:  Construction  Manufacturing  Wholesale Trade  Professional and Business Services  Utilities ...

The effects of climate change on food and agricultural jobs should be considered within the context of the already deteriorating labour market. Canadian rural communities are on the decline, and...

Labour market information (LMI) is any information related to employment and the workforce. Whether it’s demographic statistics, industry trends, wage data or any of the wealth of employment information that...

A growing chorus of businesses across Ontario report that difficulty finding, recruiting and retaining talent with the right skills is a significant barrier to their growth. At the same time,...

Our vision at the Labour Market Information Council (LMIC) is to ensure that Canadians have the necessary information and insights to succeed in a changing world of work. A big...

It’s no secret that new technologies like automation and artificial intelligence are drastically changing the way that we work. From automated bank tellers to robot-run assembly lines, our workplaces not...

Not only is work plentiful, but it is also, on average, getting better. Capitalism is improving workers’ lot faster than it has in years, as tight labour markets enhance their...

Career practitioners, their clients and all Canadians need access to timely, accurate and relevant labour market information (LMI). Yet, studies consistently show that good LMI is hard to find and,...

Each week, CERIC is on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are four that we found interesting this week: World Development Report 2019: The Changing...