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Saskatchewan Labor Market Trends Show Renewed Interest in Skilled Trades

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 3
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In Saskatchewan, skilled trades are drawing renewed attention from mid-career workers considering a career change. This interest is noted as executive director of Skills Canada Saskatchewan observes a trend of mature students returning to school for trades.

From panow.com

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The shift is occurring as artificial intelligence creates uncertainty regarding the future of some desk jobs. Meanwhile, major infrastructure spending continues to drive demand for skilled labor in the province.

From panow.com

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  • SaskatchewanProvince where the labor market trends are being observed

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