Resources Available through Alberta Employment, Immigration and Industry (EII)
ALBERTAEMPLOYMENT, IMMIGRATION AND INDUSTRY RESOURCES (EII) | DESCRIPTION |
| AlbertaCareers Update (2004) | Economics, Change and the Evolving World of Work, Outlook for Alberta’s Major Industries, Occupational Outlooks until 2008 |
| Career Planner (2002) | Tips for choosing occupations and careers |
| Diversity–A Strategy to Meet your Need for Skilled Workers (2002) | Diversity–Aboriginal, Immigrants, Older Workers, Persons with Disabilities, Visible Minorities, Youth |
| Finders&Keepers–Recruitment and Retention Strategies (2003) | New Realities for the Workforce; Attracting Employees; Recruitment; Selection; Retention |
| HR Smart Practices Database | A database of human resource management best-practices articles |
| Job Smart (2003) | Tips for staying employed |
| Midlife Career Moves (2003) | Career Planning, Options, New Skills, Money Matters |
| Skills by Design–Strategies for Employee Development (2003) | Skill Shortages; Cost of Employee Turnover; Needs of Employees; Employee Development; Coaching; Self-directed Learning; Job Aids |
| Tips for Employers for Persons with Disabilities (2003) | Self-awareness, Communication, Recruitment, Orientation for Persons with Disabilities |
| Tips for Service Providers for Persons with Disabilities (2003) | Self-awareness, Communication, Building a Relationship, Disclosure, Finding Opportunities, Making the Transition to Work for persons with disabilities |
| Tourism Workforce Development (2003) | Recommendations of the BC Tourism HRD Task Force including: HR Development; Labour market research; Education and training |
| Working in Alberta–A Guide for Internationally Trained and Educated Immigrants (2004) | Researching Work in Alberta; Finding Work in Alberta; On-the-Job Basics, Resources |
For further information or to order any of these resources, click here forAlberta Employment, Immigration and Industry Publications.
Alberta Employment, Immigration and Industry (EII) website:http://www.hre.gov.ab.ca/cps/rde/xchg/hre/hs.xsl/563.html
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