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Working World with Barbara Bowes
Working World with Barbara Bowes are books about workplace issues both from an employer and employee perspective. Topics range from how to conduct performance appraisals to conducting a job search or recognizing and managing bullying in the workplace. [ Visit ]

Saskatchewan Labour Market Information
In 2003 the province had a total labour force of 515,800, which varied by as much as 25,000 between the months with the highest and lowest activity. On average 68% of adults (aged 15+) were in the active labour force in that year, a percentage slightly higher than the national average. Participation rates rise sharply, depending on the education level: only about 26% of adults with less than a Grade 8 education were in the labour market, while 84% of adults with post-graduate training were active in the workforce. [ Visit ]

WorkSafe Saskatchewan
There's no such thing as an accident. Every one of the 40,000 work-related injuries that was reported in Saskatchewan last year was predictable and preventable. It's up to every employer and every worker to help us eliminate workplace injuries and achieve Mission Zero. [ Visit ]

Saskatchewan Labour Standards
The Labour Standards branch promotes and enforces provincial employment standards established under The Labour Standards Act. [ Visit ]