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1 Labor Market information and Trends
Regional, provincial, national, and international

2 Labor Market General information about:
Employment and unemployment rates Opportunities for employment Wage rates specific to regional, provincial, national and international areas Labor market information helps individuals make informed decisions about required education training and career options

3 Labor Market Trends Refers to the influences on a labor market
-political -demographics -economic -shift to non standard employment -etc

4 Trends are influenced by:
Demands of employers for skilled workers Consumer demands Government policies Innovation of technology Globalization of trade Read pages

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