BC Centre for Employment Excellence
Employment programs often do not work as intended owing to behavioural responses of clients to different aspects of the programs. For example, some people do not participate in all available services offered by a program, or others drop out of … Continue reading
Working-age university-educated immigrants experience lower employment rates and earnings than their Canadian-born counterparts, and this gap is only continuing to widen. This report focuses on this gap, by summarizing a study conducted by Malatest that was commissioned under the now-defunct … Continue reading
A growing need for a skilled workforce in the face of rapid changes in technology and the economy is increasing the pressure for effective and efficient employment and training services. Two of the US’s largest employment and training programs are … Continue reading
Job search assistance is a key component of employment supports offered to job seekers. However, little is known about how one might advise job seekers in the process and what advice should be delivered. This research study is focused on … Continue reading
