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The Eastern Workforce Innovation Board continues to be open, however the staff is working remotely. To reach us please email frank@workforcedev.ca or maureen@workforcedev.ca. For links to Federal, Provincial and other resources regarding COVID-19, please click here.
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.
EWIB jobs tools include a searchable job list (JOB BOARD) and regional job map (JOB MAP) of over 2000 job postings from over 30 online job boards all in one place!
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.
The LMI Help Desk is an on-demand Labour Market Information (LMI) service to answer questions pertaining to local labour market concerns.
Examining the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the workforce in Eastern Ontario. Published July, 2021.
To champion community initiatives and partnerships that best use available resources to develop a skilled, effective and adaptable local workforce.
We provide 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. Our local economy is as varied as our community partners. Come explore our region.
The views expressed in this document do not necessarily reflect those of Employment Ontario.
This Employment Ontario service is funded, in part, by the Government of Canada, and the Government of Ontario.
We are collecting data to better understand who is looking for work and what kind of opportunities jobseekers are searching for. This data is completely anonymous and non-personally identifiable.
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