#Publications

Are you suddenly without work? This workbook can guide you through your response to job loss, severance negotiations, financial planning, retraining and work options with exercises, examples and practical information.

Take advantage of opportunities that will maximize your training options. Consider how mentoring, volunteering, self-study, short-term courses and on-the-job training will boost your employability.

This publication is for Aboriginal youth who are exploring career options and Aboriginal adults who may be considering a career change. The stories illustrate rewarding and meaningful career choices in the social work field.

If you're not sure what labour market information is, why you need it or where to find it, then this book is for you.

Budgeting is easy with these helpful tips for cutting expenses and boosting income. Produced by Money Mentors, this information-packed guide will show you how to save for yourself using spending plans and worksheets.

This guide will help newcomers to Alberta find useful information about housing, health care, employment, education, social customs, and more.

Discover how the right words and questions can increase morale and lead to better problem solving in the workplace. This guide contains information on how to handle situations internally and where to go for outside help.

Taxes, benefits, liabilities, responsibilities—these are just some of the differences between contractors and employees. Find out why these differences matter to you.