Labour Market Forum

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Workforce Reset: Labour Market Forum Inspires Creative and Productive Dialogue

The Labour Market Forum brought together a wide range of representatives from across Canada’s tourism economy, and facilitated conversations around key topics facing the sector’s workforce. The Honourable Soraya Martinez Ferrada, Minister of Tourism and Minister responsible for the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec, and The Honourable Randy Boissonnault, Minister […]

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Forward Together: Key Insights Shared at Labour Market Forum

Industry leaders across the country recently met to share their insights on the next steps for tourism’s recovery and growth. Tourism HR Canada hosted nearly 100 tourism stakeholders—from businesses to associations, education to government—at its annual Labour Market Forum. This unique event is a key opportunity to engage all sides of the tourism sector on

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Meaningful Action to Shape Tourism Workforce Recovery

Tourism HR Canada hosted its annual Labour Market Forum last week, welcoming over 300 delegates from across the country. This annual hallmark event highlights the pressing labour market challenges facing the tourism sector, providing perspective and inviting meaningful discussion and action. Participants shared their experiences and insights on topics including the impact of COVID-19, mental

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Labour Market Forum March 15-18, 2021

Registration Opens for Labour Market Forum

Registration is open for Tourism HR Canada’s annual Labour Market Forum, a free, virtual event to help create a more resilient and inclusive labour market. Now in its fifth year, this premier event offers Canada’s tourism sector a unique opportunity to collaborate on improving workforce strategies, resources, and the capacity to implement them. Tourism businesses,

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