A new report by the Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters association reveals that the manufacturing industry in Canada is facing a severe skills shortage, with over 70% of manufacturers citing difficulty in finding skilled workers.
This report examines the skills shortage in Canada's manufacturing sector and identifies strategies to address it, including investing in workforce development and promoting diversity and inclusion in the industry.
According to data from Statistics Canada, the manufacturing industry in Canada is expected to face a significant skills shortage in 2024, with a projected shortage of over 60,000 skilled workers.
This article discusses the impact of the skills shortage on Canada's manufacturing industry and the broader economy, and argues that addressing the shortage is critical to ensuring the country's long-term economic growth and competitiveness.
This report provides an in-depth analysis of the causes and consequences of the skills shortage in Canada's manufacturing industry, and identifies potential solutions, including improving education and training programs and increasing immigration.
This report provides an analysis of the labour market in Canada's manufacturing industry, including trends and projections for employment, wages, and skills requirements, and discusses the implications of the skills shortage for employers and workers.
This report discusses the skills shortage in Canada's manufacturing industry and identifies strategies for bridging the gap, including investing in digital technologies and developing partnerships between industry, education, and government.
This webinar discusses the skills shortage in Canada's manufacturing industry and explores strategies for addressing it, including workforce development, diversity and inclusion, and industry-education partnerships.