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Workforce Strategies

For Canadian companies to grow and thrive, they need access to a skilled workforce.

ADVOCACY / STRATEGIC ISSUES /

Workforce Strategies

For Canadian companies to grow and thrive, they need access to a skilled workforce.

Our Position

Canada is falling short in addressing the current and future skills needs of the workplace. There is presently a disconnect between the skills employers require, the skills employees possess and the skills that will be needed in the future to respond to an evolving economy.

POLICY LEAD
Leah Nord
Senior Director, Workforce Strategies & Inclusive Growth
lnord@chamber.ca
613.238.4000 (2236)

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