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Workforce Planning Board of Grand Erie
Labour Market Experts Helping Employees & Businesses Succeed
We are community-based labour market experts serving Brantford, Brant, Haldimand, Norfolk, Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation & Six Nations of the Grand River.
The Workforce Planning Board of Grand Erie is one of 26 not-for-profit corporations established in Ontario to play a leadership role in labour force development.
We actively monitor the local labour market, identifying trends and challenges. Led by volunteer representatives from Business, Labour, Education and Equity Groups, we work collaboratively with community partners to develop effective workforce strategies and solutions.
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2024 Labour Market Plan released
Moving Beyond Disruption: Managing Expectations for Tomorrow’s Workforce is the title of our community’s labour market plan for 2024.
Looking at Quality of Work
Learn how local job seekers, employees and employers view Quality of Work. Through surveys, interviews and other research we dig deep into this important topic.
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Latest news from the Workforce Planning Board:
March sees higher local jobless rates
March 2025 employment numbers for Brantford-Brant showed that more residents were out-of-work last month. About 800 more people were unemployed last month in Brantford-Brant, raising the local jobless rate to 6.1 per cent, up from February’s 5.3 per cent, according to...
Brantford area job stats little changed
February 2025 employment numbers for Brantford-Brant saw little change, but the unemployment rate still climbed slightly. The local jobless rate was estimated to be 5.3% in February, up from January’s 5%, according to seasonally adjusted figures based on a Statistics...
New2Norfolk website will help newcomers
Norfolk County has launched a new website called New2Norfolk to welcome newcomers and to ease their transition to living and working in the community. New2Norfolk.ca is a one-stop, online information guide for newcomers that lists more than 100 resources, including...
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