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Careers

Social services

Interested in learning more about a career in social services? If so, many resources can help you explore possibilities in this career area.Visit DayPlanner web site – Link #93 to link to information resources for education and training in this field

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Dates / Events / History

National Volunteer Week

A special time is set aside in the last week of April to salute the millions of volunteers who build and strengthen communities by donating their time and energy to fellow Canadians.

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Did you know?

In 2011, 3,633,447 people worked for governments in Canada and 427,069 worked for the federal government and 356,830 worked for provincial and territorial governments.

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Education / Training

There is a great need for “skilled trades” in Canada. Students are being encouraged to consider the skilled trades as a career option.There are many opportunities for women in the skilled trades.Their participation is encouraged.

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Government

The First Nations have band chiefs and councilors who have major responsibilities on First Nations reserves, including housing, schools and other services.There are a number of provincial, regional and national Aboriginal organizations that are a voice for First Nations, Métis and Inuit people in their relationships with the federal, provincial and territorial governments.

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Jobs / Business

Labour/Employment standards and human rights

In Canada, labour or employment standards (laws) provide protection to workers. Human Rights legislation (laws) protect the rights of each individual. It is important to be aware of these protections as well as your responsibilities to employers and to others.You can learn more about employment standards in Canada at www.hrsdc.gc.ca/eng/labour/employment_standards/index.shtml

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Money Matters

Credit Education Week is around the second week in November each year. Efforts and activities are undertaken in this week to help Canadians handle credit and debt wisely. For more information, visit the website of Credit Canada: Debt Solutions at www.creditcanada.com.

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