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Prince George Canada Employment Centre [textual record]

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Date:

[1977-1993].

Reference:

R1206-117-1-E, RG118

Type of material:

Textual material

Found in:

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

139732

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Department of Employment and Immigration fonds

Canada Employment and Immigration Commission sous-fonds

Prince George Canada Employment Centre
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Date(s):

[1977-1993].

Bilingual equivalent:

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Place of creation:

British Columbia

Extent:

ca. 4.8 m of textual records

Language of material:

English
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Operational records of Canada Employment Centre, Prince George [textual record]

Operational files including employment records of Canada Employment Centre, Prince George [textual record]
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This is a preliminary record, please consult the linked accessions. Series consists of records created and maintained by the Prince George Canada Employment Centre.

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Canada Employment Centre (Prince George, B.C.)

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Canada Employment Centre (Prince George, B.C.) : The Prince George Canada Employment Centre (CEC) reported to the British Columbia/Yukon Regional Office located in Vancouver. While smaller CECs were staffed with a basic unit of 4 to 10 councillors, the larger CECs were staffed with enough employees to provide a complete range of manpower services and programs to their individual areas and also to provide support, when necessary, to neighbouring smaller centres. The CEC councillor's role was to solicit and register job vacancies and to interview, counsel, test, and refer clients to training or employment programs. Councillors also compiled and exchanged information on manpower demand and supply and identified labour market trends, based on knowledge of the area.

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Related material:

Records related to this series may also be found in the Headquarters central registry series as well as in British Columbia/Yukon Regional Office series.

Source:

Government

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1985-86/425 GAD
2002-00318-1
2002-00360-2
86/001
91/011
92-236 VFRC
95-0207 VFRC
RG118
VFRC#80-089 VFRC

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RG118
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