The New Brunswick government has launched a new user-friendly online labour market information tool to better communicate what occupations are available in the province.
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The New Brunswick government has launched a new user-friendly online labour market information tool to better communicate what occupations are available in the province.
The New Brunswick Occupational Profiles tool will provide a description of the occupation, information about the current workforce, employment prospects and hiring demand information, educational pathways to the occupation and useful contacts.
“This tool will provide students, job seekers and employers with not only the necessary information on what occupations are available in the province but where the jobs are and which occupations are growing or projected to grow over the next few years,” said Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour Minister Jody Carr.
The provincial government also recently launched a new job board and career information website, www.nbjobs.ca. The job board will help people find jobs, and the client-focused career information aspect will help users find the information necessary to make better-informed decisions more quickly.
This site also provides information on careers, educational or skills development pathways, as well as information for employers on how to find, manage and retain employees.
Visit www.gnb.ca for more information.
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