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The Eastern Workforce Innovation Board (EWIB) is one of 26 boards that comprise Workforce Ontario - Leaders in Workforce Planning. EWIB provides details on community workforce planning and development as well as everything you need to get connected - find the resources in your community relevant to training, employment, labour force information and discover community partnerships.
This Local Labour Market Report Planning (LLMP) Report is a comprehensive document. This document can be used as a standalone report on the local labour market in the 1000 Islands Region.
It is a compilation of facts and figures together with community input. It outlines labour market trends and potential challenges in workforce development. It also provides action plans that outlines activities and projects that community partners are undertaking to address some of the labour market challenges.
Examining the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the workforce in Eastern Ontario. Published July, 2021.
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