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All Sector Advisory Group Meeting

June 1, 2015

Scott MacDonald, Assistant Deputy Minister Jeremy Higgs, Executive Director / Chief Labour Market Economist

Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training

Overview

Role of Sector Advisory Groups BC Skills for Jobs Update Labour Market Information

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McDonald Report Recommendation 12

Sector Advisory Councils should be created to increase the direct role of industry in planning and decision making (for ITA and Government).

YEAR PLAN

TO TARGET LABOUR MARKET PRIORITIES

$3 billion

• verall shift

to trades training by year 10

 Creation of a cross-Ministry Labour Market Priorities Board  Re-engineer institutions’ operating grants  Targeted funding to train women, immigrants and Aboriginal people  $6.8M in critical trades seats to reduce waitlists  Offering BC Access Grant for labour market priorities

Accomplishments to Date

 Requirements for apprentices on public projects  Signed agreement with New Brunswick on apprentice mobility  Coordinating Pan-Canadian Apprenticeship Mobility initiative  Making it easier to move between major projects  Launched Canada-B.C. Job Grant

Accomplishments to Date

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WorkBC.ca

 Comprehensive job search and career planning site  New, improved tools to help find employment  Expansion to include a youth specific section  Apprentice Job Match feature

 Continued cross government implementation of Blueprint  On going roll-out of ITA recommendations  Regular labour force projections, by industry sector  Harmonization of Apprenticeship Training  Innovative apprenticeship training models/modernizing the apprenticeship system

Priorities Ahead

Labour Market Information Office

• Established in 2014 to provide evidence based analysis of the labour market
• Key purpose is providing evidence to align skills training investments with labour market

demand. Key activities include:

• Lead provincial workforce projections
• Monitor and report on labour market conditions
• Initiate and provide analyses of market issues
• Develop new sources of data and indicators

Labour Market Information Office

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Population Population aged 20-29 Population aged 55-64

• 10 year forecast of job openings in the

British Columbia economy

• Next edition: 2014-2024 to be released July 15, 2015

Labour Market Outlook

Trade Occupation Job Openings to 2022 Carpenters 15,100 Cooks 10,200 Heavy Equipment Operators 8,000 Electricians 7,400 Welders 6,200 Steamfitters, Pipefitters, Sprinkler System Installers 5,900

Methodology: BC Labour Market Scenario Model

Data Sources: GDP: Statistics Canada Economic Accounts GDP Growth: Ministry of Finance Employment: Statistics Canada National Household Survey, Statistics Canada Labour Force Survey Major Projects: JTST Major Projects Inventory Population: BC Stats Participation Rates: Statistics Canada Labour Force Survey Labour Force by Occupation: Statistics Canada National Household Survey

Timing with SAG’s: – 2014-2024 findings in September – Consultation on 2015-2025 preliminary results in December 2015.

Labour Market Outlook

Labour Market Performance Report

Monthly monitoring of labour market conditions including:

• Labour Force Survey results
• Target populations
• Regional indicators

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Contact

Scott MacDonald, Assistant Deputy Minister Jeremy Higgs, Executive Director/Chief Labour Market Economist Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training and Responsible for Labour

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