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Understanding Alberta's Labour force : looking to the future : discussion document

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The purpose of this document is to provide the rationale for the focus of the government's labour force development strategy and AHRE's action plan. The intent is also to spur discussion amongst... More ≫

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The purpose of this document is to provide the rationale for the focus of the government's labour force development strategy and AHRE's action plan. The intent is also to spur discussion amongst stakeholders regarding the direction government is taking in addressing labour force development issues. The document provides a concise overview of labour market issues in Alberta and, where appropriate, places them in a national or global context. It also addresses selected groups in the labour market and discusses the contribution they can make to meet the challenges facing the labour market.

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Training for work [2005]

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Approved for use in Alberta schools. This booklet is written for people who are considering training for work. It will assist their learning and work exploration and improve their ability to make... More ≫

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Approved for use in Alberta schools. This booklet is written for people who are considering training for work. It will assist their learning and work exploration and improve their ability to make life and work decisions. It will help them: identify their preferred learning style; explore the advantages and disadvantages of various training options that suit their learning style and career goals; discover where to find training opportunities in Alberta; connect with further information and resources.

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The Alberta youth employment strategy : progress report, June 2000/01

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The Alberta Youth Employment Strategy, a partnership between Alberta Human Resources and Employment and Alberta Learning, focuses on helping Alberta youth aged 15 to 24 years to be full... More ≫

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The Alberta Youth Employment Strategy, a partnership between Alberta Human Resources and Employment and Alberta Learning, focuses on helping Alberta youth aged 15 to 24 years to be full participants in the Alberta economy and society. This report outlines the progress made towards achieving these goals from June 2000 to June 2001.

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