Workforce Focus: Disappearing Jobs

In this issue we take a look at the transferrable skills found in occupations that over the last 15 years have seen a significant loss in Ontario.

In this issue we take a look at the transferrable skills found in occupations that over the last 15 years have seen a significant loss in Ontario.

In this week’s edition – Windsor-Essex gears up for world-stage, Buddhism enters the workforce, young professionals choose Google, dying industries and a revealing study on strategies for creating female leaders.

Instead of flipping through the pages of a hardcover or glancing over the glossy photos of a coffee-table book, when you browse the Human Library catalogue you’re engaged in the earliest form of storytelling; narrative conversation.

In partnership with the Windsor Public Library and the New Canadian Centre of Excellence, Windsor’s first “Human Library” will be held this Thursday, March 24th at the Central Library branch.
On that day, participants will be able to browse and sign-up for a 20 minute conversation with a “human book” from 10 a.m to noon.

Workforce WindsorEssex was a key partner when the YMCA of Windsor and Essex County presented its third annual Conference for Internationally Trained Professionals at Giovanni’s Caboto Club, Tuesday, March 1.
WFWE EXCLUSIVE The results are in for our employer survey looking at the month of January 2011. We'd like to thank the 37 employers who particpated. Workforce WindsorEssex Monthly Local Labour Force Employer Survey captures information on what sectors are doing well and what occupations are in-demand or on a downturn. The five questions [...]