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A Guide to the BC Economy and Labour Market
For the career planner and job seeker, this site provides an overview of BC’s economy, the changing industry scene and future directions. It focuses on provincial industries with an emphasis on their human resource side. Included are trends in the workforce, industry sectors, occupations, earnings, job locations and employment outlook.
www.guidetobceconomy.org/

Making Career Sense of Labour Market Information
This resource introduces career practitioners to key socio-economic and labour market concepts, trends and issues. It also provides practical examples of researching labour market information to make effective career decisions in the changing labour market. Includes information on occupations, training options, and education and skills required for the new economy.
www.makingcareersense.org/

BC Ministry of Advanced Education and Labour Market Development – Career and Labour Market Information
This site links to a variety of products and information, including information for students, job seekers, business and employers, program planners and career practitioners. It also provides access to socioeconomic research and analysis, as well as historical reports and publications related to post-secondary education and the labour market. www.aved.gov.bc.ca/labourmarketinfo/welcome.htm

BC Ministry of Economic Development – WorkBC
This site is designed to help people who are looking for information on BC's labour market, planning a career or job hunting in the province. Employers will also find information on hiring, interviewing and keeping employees.
www.workbc.ca/WorkBC

BC WorkInfoNet
This site provides online, one-stop access to labour market information for career practitioners, young people and adult job-seekers in BC. It contains links to career, learning and employment websites, research guides, employment opportunities and job search tools, a career events calendar and a practitioner listserv. Disponible en français aussi.
www.workinfonet.bc.ca/

BC Stats
BC Stats’ site features information on the BC population, economy, labour force, employment and earnings. Additional information is available for selected industry sectors, development regions, regional districts and other geographies. Quick Facts About BC provides a ready reference on BC and its economy.
www.bcstats.gov.bc.ca/index.htm

For Canada-wide social, economic, labour market and related statistics and information, visit the Statistics Canada web site at: www.statcan.ca/start.html

Service Canada – Labour Market Information (LMI)
This LMI site is your one-stop access point to regional and local labour market information from across Canada. The site features information on: job descriptions, skill requirements, employment prospects, wages and salaries, lists of potential employers and where to get training. In addition, the site also provides information on the local economy and general labour market trends, as well as industry information and major news flashes and events for various local communities across Canada. Disponible en français aussi.
www.labourmarketinformation.ca

Small Business BC
Small Business BC, in partnership with the public and private sectors, provides comprehensive information services on all business-related topics pertinent to entrepreneurs who are starting and growing their businesses.  Services include: affordable business seminars, monthly e-newsletter with tips on how to start and operate a business, customized market research reports, information on funding/financing, research library and business regulatory/legal issues.  Disponible en français aussi.
www.smallbusinessbc.ca/

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