Inclusive Growth

The significant compensation disparity between Canadian and American tech workers calls for renewed efforts to scale Canadian tech companies.
Investing in young Indigenous tech workers’ prosperity calls for a multi-faceted policy approach that improves physical access, provides demand-driven training, and indigenizes training initiatives.
We developed two updated versions of our original crosswalk, which underpin our latest findings in the Digitalization in Canada project.
How digitalization has changed work over a 15-year study period and how these changes have affected the tech labour force in terms of worker inclusion, productivity, and pay.
As the food retail sector continues to evolve, so does the reality of many grocery jobs. This report identifies specific opportunities for workers looking to transition into other in-demand jobs in Ontario.
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