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Labour market information (LMI) can help you find work by identifying the skills employers are seeking. As well, LMI can tell you the industries that have excess workers, or are hiring, or experiencing a shortage of workers and much more.
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Use Labour Market Information to Boost Your Career

You want to make good education and career decisions. Discover how labour market information can help you find trends and opportunities in the job market.
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Separating the Best LMI from the Rest

These suggestions will help you make sense of labour market information, determine how it will affect you and use it to your advantage in making career decisions.
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How to Research Potential Employers

Discover why you need background information on potential employers and how to find it.
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Tips for a Successful Informational Interview

An informational interview is a useful way to get up-to-date, accurate facts about an industry, occupation, organization, or educational program.
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Keep Your Career on Track in a Hot or Cold Economy

All economies, including Alberta’s, grow in cycles. The demand for labour changes. Discover how to keep your career on track through hot and cold economies.
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Building Your Career During a Retirement Boom

Use population trends to find out which jobs may be in demand in the future, and where.
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