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This report takes a comprehensive approach to understanding and quantifying the relationship between immigration and innovation. The report is designed to help government and business recognize the potential value of immigration to innovation performance.
Report
| 60 pages |
October 2010
Michelle Downie
| The Conference Board of Canada
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Brief reports, produced weekly by the Conference Board, Inc., that address the most pressing business issues of the day.
Executive Action Report
| 7 pages |
December 2009
Howard Muson
| The Conference Board, Inc.
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Businesses can attract, integrate, and retain immigrant talent by expanding their recruitment methods, offering bridging and mentoring programs, providing language and communication skills training, and promoting cultural awareness in the workplace.
Report
| 62 pages |
November 2009
Vadim Kukushkin, Douglas Watt
| The Conference Board of Canada
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Small towns across Canada can attract and retain immigrant talent with the support of employers and other community stakeholders such as immigrant-serving agencies, school boards, ethnic community groups, and health service providers.
Report
| 70 pages |
October 2009
Vadim Kukushkin
| The Conference Board of Canada
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Pour accroître la mobilité des gens d’affaires du monde et stimuler le commerce, les investissements et le nombre de visiteurs, le Canada devrait redistribuer les ressources de ses bureaux à l’étranger, réduire les délais d’obtention des visas et délivrer plus de visas pour séjours multiples.
Résumé
| 4 pages |
January 2009
Michael Burt
| Le Conference Board du Canada
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To ease the international mobility of business people and thus boost our trade, investment, and visitor numbers, Canada should reallocate overseas office resources, reduce wait times for visas, and increase the use of multi-entry visas.
Report
| 31 pages |
January 2009
Michael Burt
| The Conference Board of Canada
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Immigration is one strategy to alleviate Canada’s skilled labour shortage, but international competition is intense. This report analyzes Canada’s immigration policies and systems within the global context and offers suggestions for the future.
Report
| 67 pages |
October 2008
Kurtis Kitagawa, Tim Krywulak, Douglas Watt
| The Conference Board of Canada
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Brief reports, produced weekly by the Conference Board, Inc., that address the most pressing business issues of the day.
Executive Action Report
| 5 pages |
September 2008
Conference Board Inc., New York
| The Conference Board, Inc.
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This Conference e-Proceedings brings together leading experts and executives with track records in diversity success to discuss the business imperatives for diversity and to share their visions of inclusiveness. This forum features a peer-to-peer discussion of diversity challenges that are affecting the participants’ work environments. The core of the conference includes facilitated problem-solving and reporting of suggested action plans for addressing the issues.
Conference e-proceedings
| 1 page |
January 2008
| The Conference Board of Canada
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