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Under Pressure 2.0 - In-Demand Skilled Trades

- Hiring issues from employers' perspectives
- Hardest to fill skilled trades
- Employers experiences and critiques on apprenticeships
- Employers recommendations for potential solutions to the talent shortage
In-Demand Skilled Trades Hamilton: Service Sector Trades, Chefs and Cooks

WPH created eight booklets as part of the In-Demand Skilled Trades Hamilton Project in September 2019.
Each booklet includes data on the trades involved in the sector, key indicators, and prevalent industries.
In-Demand Skilled Trades Hamilton: Service Sector Trades, Horticulture Technician

WPH created eight booklets as part of the In-Demand Skilled Trades Hamilton Project in September 2019.
Each booklet includes data on the trades involved in the sector, key indicators, and prevalent industries.
In-Demand Skilled Trades Hamilton: Service Sector Trades, Early Childhood Education

WPH created eight booklets as part of the In-Demand Skilled Trades Hamilton Project in September 2019.
Each booklet includes data on the trades involved in the sector, key indicators, and prevalent industries.
In-Demand Skilled Trades Hamilton: Industrial Trades

WPH created eight booklets as part of the In-Demand Skilled Trades Hamilton Project in September 2019.
Each booklet includes data on the trades involved in the sector, key indicators, and prevalent industries.
In-Demand Skilled Trades Hamilton: Service Sector Trades, Social and Community Service Workers

WPH created eight booklets as part of the In-Demand Skilled Trades Hamilton Project in September 2019.
Each booklet includes data on the trades involved in the sector, key indicators, and prevalent industries.
In-Demand Skilled Trades Hamilton: Motive Power

WPH created eight booklets as part of the In-Demand Skilled Trades Hamilton Project in September 2019.
In-Demand Skilled Trades Hamilton: Construction

WPH created eight booklets as part of the In-Demand Skilled Trades Hamilton Project in September 2019.
In-Demand Skilled Trades Hamilton: Service Sector Trades, Hairstylists and Barbers

WPH created eight booklets as part of the In-Demand Skilled Trades Hamilton Project in September 2019.
Moving with the Times: A guide to employment opportunities through the LRT

Our guide highlights the types of jobs that will be available throughout the construction of the LRT and skills, competencies and training necessary to be successful in a career in these fields. It also offers some insights into the jobs required to maintain it after it is built.
Included are full career guides for 20 of the most in-demand occupations for the LRT. Each profile includes a job description, wage information, and training and education information.
Under Pressure: Skilled Trades in Hamilton

This project explores the availability of skilled trades workers in the Industrial, Construction, and Motive Power trades.
The project involved data analysis using the most up-to-date information from the 2016 Census data, as well as the 2011 National Household Survey, Vicinity Job Postings and Job Bank Occupational Outlook.
TECH 2014: Women at Work

To introduce more young women to the option of a career in the skilled trades, the Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board and the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board, with funding from Employment Ontario, presented Tech 2014: Women at Work at Mohawk's Stoney Creek Campus on February 25, 2014. Tech 2014 was organized by Workforce Planning Hamilton, and supported by the Industry Education Council Hamilton.
Women at Work: Labour Market Snapshot of Skilled Trades for Women in Hamilton

An info-graphic was created as part of the information that was included in a booklet distributed to female high school students who attended Tech 2014 on February 25, 2014.
Although there are over 21,000 employed people in Hamilton who have a trades certificate or apprenticeship education only 6,515 of those are women. The ratio of men to women in the skilled trades in Hamilton is 3:1.
Trading up your career: Guide to career opportunities in the Skilled Trades

Dollars & Sense: A guide to employer training credits, incentives and supports

Construction Sector Occupations Guide

Industrial Sector Occupations Guide

Motive Power Occupations Guide

Service Sector Occupations Guide

Careerview, Spring/Summer 2009, Skilled Trades Sector

Canadian Apprenticeship Forum Presentation

Dollars and Sense booklet

Tech 2006 Program

TECH 2005 Women at Work: Technology and Trades for Women

Making cent$ of apprenticeship

A Report on the First Women in Skilled Trade (WIST) Program at Mohawk College

TECH 2003 Women At Work: Technology & Trades For Women
