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Building and educating tomorrow's workforce : report on performance

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In 2006, the Government of Alberta released Building and Educating Tomorrow’s Workforce (BETW). The strategy outlines 17 actions to address labour force development through four themes: Inform,... More ≫

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In 2006, the Government of Alberta released Building and Educating Tomorrow’s Workforce (BETW). The strategy outlines 17 actions to address labour force development through four themes: Inform, Attract, Develop and Retain. Under BETW, each ministry identifies specific labour force actions and initiatives, with funding allocated through ministry budgets based on provincial priorities. These funds are used strategically to build on and improve provincial initiatives such as those for apprenticeship and community employment. Other funding permits the creation of new programs and initiatives, such as virtual job fairs, collaborations with industry that increase the number of people with trade skills and labour market forecasting publications.

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Alberta's supply outlook model : education and skills

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Alberta's supply outlook model provides labour supply forecasts by occupation covering a 10-year forecast period. The model contains 30 linked sub-models. The education sub-model forecasts the... More ≫

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Alberta's supply outlook model provides labour supply forecasts by occupation covering a 10-year forecast period. The model contains 30 linked sub-models. The education sub-model forecasts the number of enrolments and graduates at the colleges and trades institutions and universities across eight major fields of study.

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Alberta's supply outlook model, 2021-2030 : Indigenous, visible minorities and people with disabilities

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The report looks at the projected population size for Alberta as well as the sizes for the following three sub-groups: Indigenous people, visible minorities, and those with activity limitations.... More ≫

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The report looks at the projected population size for Alberta as well as the sizes for the following three sub-groups: Indigenous people, visible minorities, and those with activity limitations. These projections and their implications form the focus of this report.

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Labour market outcomes of Alberta's apprenticeship and industry training system : report on the results of the benefits to post-secondary education project

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This report focuses on income outcomes of individuals certified through Alberta’s apprenticeship and industry training system. It provides insight on graduates' initial performance in the labour... More ≫

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This report focuses on income outcomes of individuals certified through Alberta’s apprenticeship and industry training system. It provides insight on graduates' initial performance in the labour market, as well as long term earning potential. The report is part of the Benefits to Post-Secondary Education Project, led by Alberta Advanced Education in partnership with Statistics Canada, that is intended to fill information gaps related to the labour market outcomes of Alberta’s post-secondary graduates.

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Alberta labour market review : annual review

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An annual review of the preceding year’s labour market developments in Alberta and its eight economic regions.

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Alberta labour force profiles : youth

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This Labour Force Profile provides statistics and trends in the labour market for youth aged 15 to 24 in Alberta. Topics include population, labour force participation, employment, and... More ≫

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This Labour Force Profile provides statistics and trends in the labour market for youth aged 15 to 24 in Alberta. Topics include population, labour force participation, employment, and unemployment, demographics, industry and occupation.

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Alberta labour force profiles : women

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Provides statistical information on women employed in the Alberta labour market. Topics covered include: participation, employment and unemployment rates, duration of unemployment, employment by... More ≫

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Provides statistical information on women employed in the Alberta labour market. Topics covered include: participation, employment and unemployment rates, duration of unemployment, employment by industry and occupation, educational attainment, and average hourly wage.

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Alberta labour force profiles : immigrants in the labour force

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Provides statistical information on the employment of immigrants in the Alberta work force. Includes a demographic overview of the immigrant population and labour force in Alberta, as well as... More ≫

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Provides statistical information on the employment of immigrants in the Alberta work force. Includes a demographic overview of the immigrant population and labour force in Alberta, as well as statistics on the employment of immigrants in Alberta by industry and by occupation, and full-time/part-time employment rates and average hourly wages of immigrants.

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Alberta's short-term employment forecast

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The Short-Term Employment Forecast (STEF) provides a three-year overview of occupations expected to be in-demand in the next three years. This forecast can be used by a variety of organizations,... More ≫

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The Short-Term Employment Forecast (STEF) provides a three-year overview of occupations expected to be in-demand in the next three years. This forecast can be used by a variety of organizations, governments, businesses and the general public to learn about where there are expected to be more jobs available.

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2016 employee engagement summary reports

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Provides the findings of a government-wide survey which measures employee engagement levels and drivers of engagement in the Alberta Public Service. Engagement is defined as the extent to which... More ≫

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Provides the findings of a government-wide survey which measures employee engagement levels and drivers of engagement in the Alberta Public Service. Engagement is defined as the extent to which employees feel connected to and involved in their jobs and organizations. The survey was deployed to 26,453 Alberta Public Service employees over the period of February 23 through March 18, 2016. Includes an executive summary of government-wide findings and brief "snapshot reports" of department-specific findings

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