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Annotated Bibliography

A curated resource of recent research on trends shaping Canada's labour market.

Total articles: 444

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2025 | Javed, A., & Usman, N.
Key Takeaway: Italy's green transition is creating a widening skills gap, with environmental regulations and renewable energy adoption reducing demand for low-skilled workers while increasing opportunities for high-skilled labour.

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September 14, 2023 | Scanlon, K.
Key Takeaway: What people long for is not higher GDP, but systems they can see, feel, and believe in.

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October, 2025 | Sigelman, M., Fuller, J., Tan Levy, E., Saleh, Y., Chen, L., Guilford, G., Kang, SH., Tan, R., Chua, S.
Key Takeaway: Firms that retain older workers are 55 percentage points more likely than others to achieve high overall retention.

2024 | Handa, K., Tamkin, A., McCain, M., Huang, S., Durmus, E., Heck, S., Mueller, J., Hong, J., Ritchie, S., Belonax, T., Troy, K. K., Amodei, D., Kaplan, J., Clark, J., & Ganguli, D.
Key Takeaway: Most workers will experience AI as a reshaping of their daily activities, not a sudden loss of employment.

October, 2025 | Scott-Clayton, J., Minaya, V., Libassi, C. J., & Thomas, J. K. R.
Key Takeaway: Helping recent graduates navigate the job market after college could significantly reduce socio-economic disparities.

September 23, 2025 | BBC News
Key Takeaway: Changes to the U.S. H-1B visa system could provide a timely boost for the Canadian economy.

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