Census 2021 Highlights Education and Commuting in Canada
Statistics Canada has released 2021 Census content on education and commuting.
labour and employment
Mothers’ Experiences with Fly-In, Fly-Out Work (Families, Mobility, and Work)
Summary of a chapter on the impact of “fly-in, fly-out” work on mothers. November 9, …
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From Toddlers to Teens – Examining Mobile Work and Its Impact on Family Evolution: Amber’s Story (Families, Mobility, and Work)
Summary of a chapter on the impacts of work-related mobility on family relationships November 8, …
Grandparents Supporting Families Affected by Mobile Labour (Families, Mobility, and Work)
Summary of a chapter on labour mobility and intergenerational relationships. October 25, 2022 In Families, …
Disability, Work Mobility, and Support from “Family” (Families, Mobility, and Work)
Insights from lived experience on disability, mobility, and support.
Family, Mobility, and Anti-Black Racism in 20th-Century Montreal (Families, Mobility, and Work)
A historical account of the work mobility and family lives of Black railway porters in …
In Conversation: Barb Neis on Families and Work-Related Mobility
Dr. Barb Neis (PhD) discusses families and employment-related geographical mobility.
New Research on the Impacts of Mobile Work
An engaging and expansive collection exploring the intersection between family lives and work-related mobility.
Census 2021: Generations and Population Aging in Canada
2021 Census releases from Statistics Canada provide a generational lens on population aging.
VIDEO: Balancing Work and Care – Strategies for Meaningful Employment
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Research Recap: Gendered Impacts of Supports for Employed Caregivers
Gaby Novoa summarizes new research on the impact of workplace policies on employed caregivers.
In Brief: US Survey on Employee Well-Being Within Higher Education
Diana Gerasimov shares survey findings on the experiences of higher education faculty within the past …
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In Brief: Gender Wage Gaps Among University-Educated Employees in Quebec
Diana Gerasimov explores gender wage gaps in the Quebec labour market.
In Brief: COVID-19 IMPACTS on Employment Transitions by Immigrants
Vanier Institute’s In Brief Series: Mobilizing Research on Families in Canada Diana Gerasimov March 16, …
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Research Recap: COVID-19 and Employment-Related Mobility in Canada
Gaby Novoa July 16, 2020 The COVID‑19 pandemic has had a major impact on employment …
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Research Recap: Mobile Workers in Alberta During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Gaby Novoa May 28, 2020 With the designation of the oil sands industry in Alberta …
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Families Struggle to Cope with Financial Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Jennifer Kaddatz April 9, 2020 When it comes to personal and family finances, Canada as …
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A Snapshot of Family Caregiving and Work in Canada
At some point in our lives, there is a high likelihood that each of us …
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Report: Symposium on Women and the Workplace
In May 2019, the Vanier Institute of the Family participated in a two-day symposium hosted …
Mother’s Day 2019: New Moms Older, More Likely to Be Employed Than in the Past
May 12, 2019 is Mother’s Day, a time to recognize and celebrate the millions of …
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