The emerging transition to a low-carbon and sustainable economy holds great promise for economic growth and prosperity, innovation, and job creation. New green technologies and discoveries--coupled with new demand and forward-thinking public policies that advance sustainability and encourage public-private investments--are starting to transform…

The Canadian Classification and Dictionary of Occupations (CCDO) has been designed for use in manpower research and analysis, conducting surveys, census taking and compilation, planning of educational and training programs, counseling and placement services, rehabilitation, immigration and mobility of workers, and personnel and other operations in…

The need for more and better manpower information is hampered by the lack of adequate occupational data classification systems. The diversity of interests in occupations probably accounts for the absence of consensus regarding either the general outlines or the specific details of a standardized occupational classification system which would…