This file contains a final report for a study to assess and identify ways of increasing women's participation in trades, technology and operations occupations in Canada.
This file contains a employee workbook. This career panning workbooks provide a practical means for individual to assess their own capabilities without restricting the possibilities for advancement to traditional and "established" occupations. A Supervisor's Workbook accompanies the employee's workbook.
This file contains a supervisor's workbook. This career planning workbook provide a practical means for individuals, with the support of their supervisors, to assess their own capabilities without restricting the possibilities for advancement to traditional and "established" occupations. An employee's workbook accompanies this workbook.
This file contains a report of the Change Agent Program. The objectives is to report implementations of employment equity initiatives that are furthering women's economic status and representation in the workforce.
This file contains a booklet. The booklet is a guide which intends to provide a helpful starting point in understanding and effectively dealing aith the issue of retaining women in trades, technology and operations work occupations.
This file contains a 60 page paper by Women and Economic Development Consortium at Canadian Women's Foundation. The paper is focused on the women and their personal journeys toward economic self-sufficiency.
This file contains a phase II report prepared BY Susan Wismer and Karen Lior for the Federal-Provincial-Territorial Joint Working group of Status of Women and Labout Market Officials on Education and Training.
This file contains pamphlets, information sheets, notes, draft and final version of FPC principles and statements. It includes notes and draft about a discussion on men role and participation in the FPC.
This file contains pamphlets and newspaper article on " University Affairs Board - Special Committee to consider Policy with respect to physical and verbal harassment" published in the University of Toronto Bulletin in November 22th, 1993.
