Research and Related Resources
HR best practices are changing daily, creating new ideas to increase your organization's productivity and return on investment. Research is collected and studied regularly to give tourism organizations the tools they need to make informed business decisions affecting their human resources and, ultimately, profitability. STEC hopes to keep you up-to-date on current human resource trends and statistics to create the most professional tourism labour force in the country, resulting in great tourist experiences across Canada.
Organizational Effectiveness
Organizational Learning, Training and Development
- Return on Apprenticeship From the Employer's Perspective: A Comparative Study
- National Apprenticeship Survey - Microdata User Guide (2007)
- The Ready-to-Work Program: Opening Doors to the Tourism Industry
Staffing
- Demographic Profile of Tourism Sector Employees Report
- Downturn, Recovery and the Future Evolution of the Labour Market
- The Future of Canada's Tourism Sector Focus Group Report
- Labour Shortages to Re-emerge as Economy Recovers - Canada 2009
- Labour Shortages to Re-Emerge as Economy Recovers - Saskatchewan 2009
- Demographic Profile of Tourism Sector Employees - National Summary
- Labour Market Information
- Labour Shortage Tool Kit
Temporary Foreign Workers*
- Using a Third Party to Recruit Foreign Workers: The "Do's" and the "Don'ts"
- Immigration Law Update
- Good Employer Practices: Attracting and Retaining Internationally Trained Workers in Canada's Tourism Sector
- Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) Employer Presentation (April 2010)
- Immigrant-Friendly Businesses Effective Practices for Attracting, Integrating, and Retaining Immigrants in Canadian Workplaces
- Employers roadmap to hiring and retaining internationally trained workers
- Canada Immigration Newsletter
- Tools for Hiring Immigrants
- TASC Workshop Series--Enhancing Competitiveness Through Internationally Trained Workers
*If you're interested in working for an employer in Saskatchewan or choosing Saskatchewan as a permanent home, please visit the Government of Canada's website for more information located at Citizenship and Immigration Canada. You may also direct your inquiries to Immigration Services Division of Government of Saskatchewan by visiting their website at www.immigration.gov.sk.ca.
Compensation
Workplace Health and Safety
