Change is constant. The way we do things and how we work continues to evolve. Changes to the economy, technological innovations, politics, industry regulations, new generations entering the workforce and many other factors have and will continue to shape employment trends in Canada.
Does your company keep up with the ways the Canadian workplace is changing? It’s important to understand these trends to adjust work roles accordingly. The jobs today will look very different a decade from now. Changing with the times is essential.
Part of being proactive about hiring and recruiting is looking for new and emerging trends that can impact employment. It’s important to understand how the workplace is changing, how it affects your company, how you do things, and the type of skilled professionals you will need for your company to succeed.
Recently, Nesta has identified seven megatrends that will impact the future of work. The goal of their report is to challenge business leaders to bring to light important trends that can positively or negatively affect the workforce in the future, identify how these trends can affect each other, and how they could evolve. These trends are outlined below:
We all know technology is a leading change catalyst in all industries. It continues to change our workplace. Here are the key trends identified in the study to monitor:
How business is done continues to change. Here are the key globalization trends that could affect your business in the future:
The workforce is getting younger. What workers value, how they are motivated, and their expectations for employers is evolving. Monitor these trends:
The effects of climate change are vast. They will affect how companies operate in the future. Trends include:
How society is shaped will affect how things are structured. Trends include:
Social, racial, and gender equality continue to be important issues. Trends in this area include:
Politics always has a large effect on the economy. Here are some of the top trends to monitor:
Read the study here: https://brookfieldinstitute.ca/wp-content/uploads/Turn-and-Face-the-Strange-FINAL-online-1.pdf
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Elaine is a Director, Client Services with IQ PARTNERS with a specialty focus in recruiting for B2B & B2C Marketing and Sales across a number of industries. She has amassed a total of 18 years in sales, sales management, and recruiting at the agency level – selling both contingent and retained search – and has a deep understanding of the sales and marketing processes and what it takes to build a successful team.