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Canadian Labour Force Development Board/Commission canadienne de mise en valeur de la main
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66 Slater St., Ste. 1204
Ottawa, ON
K1P 5H1

Contact: Michelle Albogi, Media Relations

Purpose: Established in 1991, the Canadian Labour Force Development Board (CLFDB) is a national advisory body made up of:
* labour market partner organizations -- business and labour;
* groups seeking equality -- women, aboriginal people, people from visible minority groups and people with disabilities;
* training and education services -- schools, universities, training institutions, educators.
These partners work together to improve access to training and employment for all members of the Canadian labour force. The goal of the CLFDB is to achieve a system for education, training and employment that is effective, efficient and equitable.

Budget: $25,000 to $100,000

Languages: English

Structure: Non-Profit

Subject Headings:

Access to Services Apprenticeship Apprenticeship Committees Career Counselling Career Development Education Education/Training & Development Employment Employment Issues Federal-Provincial Training Agreements Industrial Training Job Training Labour Force Development Labour Markets Labour Policy

Labour Training Personnel Training Prior Learning Assessments School Workplace Training Sectoral Training Skills Development Skills Training Training & Adjustment Training & Development Training Partnerships Training Standards Unemployment Women & Work Workplace Training

Experts on similar topics in the Sources Directory:

Access to Services Apprenticeship Career Counselling Career Development Education Education/Training & Development Employment Employment Issues Industrial Training Job Training Labour Markets

Labour Policy Personnel Training Prior Learning Assessments Skills Development Skills Training Training & Development Training Partnerships Unemployment Women & Work Workplace Training

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