Project

Empowering Canada’s Workforce

Research aimed at informing policy decisions to help Canada’s workforce navigate challenges such as low-carbon transition, adoption of new technologies and changing demographics.

Latest Research

Assessing the automatability of OaSIS skills and work activities using Large Language Models

Harnessing Generative AI: Navigating the Transformative Impact on Canada’s Labour Market

Adult Education: The Missing Piece to Bridging the Digital Divide

More on this Topic

Let’s Rebuild the Foundation: Reinstating Canada’s Adult Literacy Knowledge Infrastructure Requires Federal Leadership
Poor Cousin No More: Lessons for Adult Education in Canada from the Past and New Zealand
  • Jude Walker
Training Mutuals in Quebec: A Model to Be Strengthened or Emulated?
  • Yves Blanchet
Finding the Right Job: A Skills-Based Approach to Career Planning
  • Matthias Oschinski and Thanh Nguyen
Skills Training That Works: Lessons from Demand-Driven Approaches
  • Karen Myers, Simon Harding and Kelly Pasolli
Adjusting to Job Loss When Times Are Tough
  • René Morissette and Theresa Hanqing Qiu
Are New Technologies Changing the Nature of Work? The Evidence So Far
  • Kristyn Frank and Marc Frenette
Mapping Canada’s Training Ecosystem: Much Needed and Long Overdue
  • Tony Bonen and Matthias Oschinski

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