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This page highlights our past research projects. Click a project title to learn more about it!

Hamilton’s Scenario Plan

In 2021, WPH worked with 9 other planning boards to create a regional project of localized reports that look at the effects of the pandemic locally in labour markets throughout Southwestern Ontario, while providing communities with a strategic framework to proactively plan ahead despite high uncertainty.

Long-term Unemployed

This report analyses the data from the survey and a literature review of best practices of other projects that worked on supporting the long-term unemployed and in turn, local recommendations to support long-term unemployed

COVID-19 2020 LFS Report

This report monitored and reported on the local and provincial labour force based on the Labour Force Survey.

Sector Profiles: Hamilton’s Economy

This overview of Hamilton’s economy lists industry information, total employment, and workforce characteristics in 2018. It includes information on the industry, employment trends, long term trends in employment, future trends, workforce characteristics, business information, occupational information and job postings.

A Healthy Future: A Labour Market Plan for Health Care in Hamilton

This report is the result of a partnership between Workforce Planning Hamilton, Mohawk College, Employment Ontario service providers and the larger health care sector employers in Hamilton.

C3: Connect, Communicate, Collaborate

This project focused on identifying ways to strengthen the Employment and Training service delivery network in Hamilton. This is done through reviewing the network’s structure and identifying a model that improves connectivity and strengthens linkages across the Employment and Training system.

Putting the Puzzle Together Project

This report will delve into how skills are increasing across sectors in Hamilton and how this impacts prevalent occupations in the local labour market.

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