1. The Mining Industry Human Resources Council (MiHR) studies Canada’s mining labour market. With mining being one of the country’s most important economic sectors and a major job creator, what’s the current state of the national mining labour market?2. Where can job seekers learn more about mining, its available careers and where their skills may make them a good fit within the industry?
3. What job search resources are available to help find a career in Canadian mining?
Description:
Canada’s mining sector contributed $107 billion, or roughly 5%, to Canada’s total nominal GDP In 2020, and directly and indirectly employs over 690,000 workers*. There are increasing career opportunities and various career paths for you to explore.
Based in Ottawa, MiHR is Canada’s knowledge centre for mining labour market information. An independent, non-profit organization, MiHR’s mission is to lead collaboration across the Canadian mining sector to understand labour market trends, identify opportunities and develop solutions with the long-term vision to build an inclusive, skilled and sustainable Canadian mining workforce that anticipates and adapts to volatility and innovation.
Jamie Wolcott William Meyer
At this webinar, G-TAC is pleased to welcome Jamie Wolcott, MiHR’s Director of Labour Market Information, and William Meyer, MiHR’s Director of Marketing and Communication. They will provide an overview of the Canadian mining labour market and its career opportunities.
