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In November 2010, the unemployment rate in the tourism sector was 7.5%. This was half a percentage point lower than the rate reported in November 2009.
In the Canadian economy overall, employment increased in November, however fewer youths in the labour market resulted in a (seasonally adjusted) unemployment rate of 7.6%.
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In November 2010, the unemployment rate in the tourism sector was 7.5%. This was half a percentage point lower than the rate reported in November 2009.
In the Canadian economy overall, employment increased in November, however fewer youths in the labour market resulted in a (seasonally adjusted) unemployment rate of 7.6%.
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On September 23, 2010, the Art Institute of Vancouver (AI) and the Canadian Tourism Human Resource Council (CTHRC) signed a precedent-setting agreement. The agreement recognizes the importance of collaboration and recognition between the education community and Canadian tourism businesses. According to the agreement, qualified graduates of AI’s Event Management program will receive Occupational Knowledge Certificates, which may be put toward their emerit® Event Coordinator certification.
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On September 23, 2010, the Art Institute of Vancouver (AI) and the Canadian Tourism Human Resource Council (CTHRC) signed a precedent-setting agreement. The agreement recognizes the importance of collaboration and recognition between the education community and Canadian tourism businesses. According to the agreement, qualified graduates of AI’s Event Management program will receive Occupational Knowledge Certificates, which may be put toward their emerit® Event Coordinator certification.
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The CTHRC’s industry-led emerit Event Management – International Competency Standards project (EMICS) is being implemented by educational institutions all across the globe. The Queen Margaret University of Scotland was one of the first post-secondary institutions in the world to officially accept and endorse EMICS and educators at the Art Institute of Vancouver have successfully integrated the Standards into their curriculum.
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The CTHRC’s industry-led emerit Event Management – International Competency Standards project (EMICS) is being implemented by educational institutions all across the globe. The Queen Margaret University of Scotland was one of the first post-secondary institutions in the world to officially accept and endorse EMICS and educators at the Art Institute of Vancouver have successfully integrated the Standards into their curriculum.
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From November 15th to 17th, nearly 200 delegates gathered at the Edmonton Marriot at River Cree Resort to address critical human resource issues currently facing the tourism sector, with a particular focus on recruitment, retention, and staff development in these challenging times.
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From November 15th to 17th, nearly 200 delegates gathered at the Edmonton Marriot at River Cree Resort to address critical human resource issues currently facing the tourism sector, with a particular focus on recruitment, retention, and staff development in these challenging times.
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From November 15th to 17th, nearly 200 delegates gathered at the Edmonton Marriot at River Cree Resort to address critical human resource issues currently facing the tourism sector, with a particular focus on recruitment, retention, and staff development in these challenging times.
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In October 2010, the unemployment rate in the tourism sector was 6.8%. This was unchanged from the rate reported in October 2009.
In the Canadian economy overall, full-time gains continued to offset part-time losses. This trade-off resulted in a (seasonally adjusted) unemployment rate of 7.9%. Canada’s unemployment rate has been around 8% for the past seven months.
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