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Labour Market Trends

Topics covered include:

• Aboriginal programs,
• Urban/rural divide,
• Labour market outcomes of immigrants and racial minorities,
• Internal migration,
• The role of government in overseeing the labour market,
• and more.

Literature Review

Labour Market Trends – updated April 2019

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