Dear Mr. Evans
Perhaps you could be interested by the Québec experience of the "Commission des
partenaires du marché du travail" ( https://www.cpmt.gouv.qc.ca ;
<https://www.cpmt.gouv.qc.ca/>) and the Comités sectoriels de main d’oeuvre
(CSMO) where labour, employers and government are involved. Papers were
published by prof. Jean Charest (U of MTL) on this topic. Also the issues and
topics related to the CSMO in the aerospace industry were the subject of the
Ph.D dissertation of the Dr. Solar-Pelletier at HEC Montreal.
Claude Rioux
CRIMT
Solar-Pelletier, Laurence 2013. Stratégies de gestion de la main-d'oeuvre dans
les PME de l'aérospatiale au Québec
Le 7 juil. 2017 à 10:54, Bryan Evans <b1evans@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit :
Dear Colleagues:
I am continuing to research structures for social concertation in Canada.
Particularly those that bring labour, business, government, and in some
cases, community representatives, together to frame sectoral level policy.
I want to ask anyone on the list who has participated in such processes or is
knowledgeable of such to contact me at
b1evans@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:b1evans@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
or if you prefer to call my cell at 647 802-0458 that is fine.
It has been a challenge to unearth much solid information on this subject.
Best
B
Bryan Evans, PhD
Professor
Director, Centre for Policy Innovation and
Public Engagement
Principal Investigator
SSHRC Partnership Development Grant
Policy Engagement at Multiple Levels of Governance:
Living Wage and Minimum Wage Policy
Review Editor (English), Canadian Journal of Political Science
Associate Editor, Alternatives (Studies in Political Economy)
