The Survey on Employment and Skills is conducted by the Environics Institute for Survey Research, in partnership with the Diversity Institute at Toronto Metropolitan University and the Future Skills Centre.

The Survey on Employment and Skills is funded primarily by the Government of Canada’s Future Skills Centre / Le sondage sur l’emploi et les compétences est financé principalement par le Centre des Compétences futures du gouvernement du Canada.

Illustration with a green clipboard, black briefcase, and pink speech bubble next to bold black text: Survey on Employment & Skills. Explores perceptions of trades training gaining traction over university on a light background.
Illustrating the shift to remote work, a person wearing headphones pours a drink while using a tablet at a desk in front of a window. An open laptop and colorful translucent rectangles complete the modern work-from-home scene.

The shift to remote work

A woman in a white top works on a tablet at a desk, while a young child sits in the background on a sofa—an image reflecting the challenges of disconnecting from work. Pink, green, and gray translucent rectangles overlay the scene.

Disconnecting from work

A man wearing a safety vest stands in a warehouse, holding a tissue to his nose as if sneezing—highlighting issues around working when sick and how workplace regulations will impact the post-pandemic recovery. Semi-transparent colored rectangles overlay the image.

Working when sick

A young person wearing headphones sits at a desk, looking at a laptop screen and taking notes with a pencil—an image reflecting

Making up time

A young man wearing glasses and a gray t-shirt sits at a table, working on a laptop with papers and a pen in hand, reflecting on lessons learned: the pandemic and learning from home in Canada, concentrating in a bright, modern room.

Lessons learned

A person with dark hair tied back rests their chin on clasped hands, looking thoughtful or concerned—perhaps reflecting on the Mind and Body: Impact of the Pandemic on Physical and Mental Health—while sitting indoors near bright light. Pink and purple translucent rectangles overlay the left.

Mind and body

Environics Institute for Survey Research

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Toronto, ON M4W 3H1

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