September 2, 2010 

Publication from the Conference Board of Canada on Increasing Labour Force

The Conference Board of Canada  has recently published a report on ways to increase the labour force. The report, entitled Sustaining the Canadian Labour Force: Alternatives to Immigration  is available on-line after subscribing for free  to the Conference Board e-library.

In this publication, the authors suggest various options to consider in order to increase the labour force, such as an increase in productivity, making greater use of the under-represented portion of the population (aboriginal people, disengaged youth, people with disabilities, and other visible minorities, for example) and immigration.

Emmanuelle Godbout-Gauthier
Web News Editor

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