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This inaugural report presents benchmark data on diversity-related priorities, policies, practices and achievements in Canadian organizations.
The Conference Board of Canada | 43 pages |
December 2006
| by Allison Cowan, Nancy Huggett, Sandra Parris
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There are already significant skills shortages in many industries, and this trend will continue and intensify over the next decade. There are many potential solutions to this crisis...
The Conference Board of Canada |
October 2006
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This report is the culmination of presentations by workforce planning thought leaders and best practice organizations, a literature review, and company interviews of 20 companies,...
The Conference Board, Inc. | 71 pages |
August 2006
| by Mary B. Young
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The Canadian Industrial Outlook sets the stage for the Canadian economy by examining 10 key industries.
The Conference Board of Canada | 28 pages |
July 2006
| by Michael Burt
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This report demonstrates that economic growth in Canada’s “hub cities” spurs growth in proximate smaller communities. It thereby makes the case for strategic investment in hub...
The Conference Board of Canada | 32 pages |
July 2006
| by Natalie Brender, Mario Lefebvre
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In this report, we examine the benefits of foreign direct investment-both Canadian investment abroad and foreign investment in Canada-and recommend ways to increase both types.
The Conference Board of Canada | 7 pages |
March 2006
| by Glen Hodgson, Roland Paris
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The Canadian Industrial Outlook sets the stage for the Canadian economy by examining 10 key industries.
The Conference Board of Canada | 28 pages |
February 2006
| by Valérie Poulin
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Literacy is vital to employment, productivity and a high standard of living. This report identifies patterns of literacy and labour market behaviour of working-age Canadians with...
The Conference Board of Canada | 26 pages |
January 2006
| by Alison Howard, Natalie Gagnon
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