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Welcome to the
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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We use fact-based research and data analysis to identify local labour force trends, challenges and strategies.
Community Projects
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This is who we are & what we do
Here’s what employers are saying: EmployerOne survey findings
2025 Labour Market Plan
Preparing for a Technological Future is the theme of 2025’s Local Labour Market Plan. It emphasizes the need for everyone to be prepared for continued rapid tech change.
Looking at skills & training
Employees are interested in learning new job skills, but say they aren’t always given encouragement or opportunities by managers. Our Workforce Skills & Training Survey heard from 300 people.
Our Workforce Strategy is about helping all ages be successful
Latest news from the Workforce Planning Board:
Local participation & employment continue to increase in May
Brantford-Brant’s workforce grew in May as a result of more people looking for and finding employment last month. The local jobless rate climbed to 6.7 per cent in May, up from April’s 6.5 per cent, according to seasonally adjusted estimates from Statistics Canada....
Epic Jobs 2025 careers day a big success
Epic Jobs 2025 saw 2,500 students learn about skilled trades and other occupations on May 22. The event, held for the sixth year, took place at the Wayne Gretzky Sports Centre, half inside on a rink floor and half outside in the parking lot, where a steady rain...
April saw two key job figures increase
April 2025 job numbers showed that Brantford-Brant’s employment and unemployment rates both increased, as hundreds of more people entered the labour market. Statistics Canada estimates that about 900 more people joined the local labour force last month, with 500...
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