Why you should care about the Sustainable Jobs Act

The world of work is changing fast

December 12, 2025
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As industries evolve, workers need real support now to stay secure and move into new jobs. The Sustainable Jobs Act is designed to deliver fairness, stability and opportunity for Canadians in a rapidly changing economy. 

Explore the brochure to see how the act can help protect livelihoods and create long-lasting jobs. 

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