blog Post 7: Understanding the NEET Youth Population: Challenges and Support Strategies
Many young people aged 15 to 24 are falling into a dangerous gap—they’re not in employment, education, or training (NEET), putting them at risk of
Blog post 6 : Youth Employment: Industry Engagement and Educational Outcomes
A significant number of young people in Ottawa find themselves working in sectors like retail and food services, which typically offer high entry-level opportunities but
Blog Post 5: Economic Disparities: The Youth Wage Gap in Ottawa
Youth in Ottawa face significant wage disparities compared to the core working-age population, with their median hourly wages remaining close to the minimum wage. This
Blog Post 4: The Reality of Part-Time and Temporary Work for Ottawa’s Youth
In Ottawa, a considerable portion of the youth workforce is engaged in part-time or temporary employment, reflecting broader economic conditions and labor market trends. This
Blog Post 3: Launch of the Rideau Community Hub Project
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Rideau Community Hub Services Navigation Project, a new initiative supported by TRAC (Technology, Research and Communications)
Blog Post 2: Navigating Through Fluctuating Unemployment Trends
Youth unemployment in Ottawa has shown notable fluctuations, with a trend of gradual increase until the significant spikes caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The instability
