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Summer 2025 Environmental Workforce Pulse Survey

Stay informed and prepared in a rapidly changing labour market. Take the next step toward building a resilient and future-ready environmental workforce in Canada.

Why Canada’s Environmental Workforce Pulse Matters

As Canada navigates economic uncertainty, policy shifts, and the transition to a greener economy, real-time insights into workforce trends are more important than ever. The Environmental Sector Workforce Pulse (October 2025) offers a timely snapshot of employer sentiment across the country, capturing how organizations are responding to evolving labour market conditions. This report equips businesses, policymakers, and workforce leaders with the insights needed to make informed, forward-looking decisions.

Key Insights in the Report:

Workforce Conditions & Stability:
Understand how environmental sectors are performing today, with most employers reporting stable staffing levels—while highlighting areas facing ongoing shortages and recruitment challenges.

Short-Term Hiring Outlook:
Explore employer expectations over the next 90 days, including projected growth in consulting, technical services, and infrastructure-related sectors, alongside pressures in non-profit and community organizations.

Economic & Trade Impacts:
Gain insight into how U.S. and Canadian tariffs are affecting operations, with varying impacts across industries depending on supply chain reliance.

Workforce Challenges & Opportunities:
Learn which roles are hardest to fill—especially specialized, technical, and skilled trade positions—and where opportunities exist to strengthen Canada’s environmental talent pipeline.

Who Should Read This Report?

This essential resource is designed for:

  • Employers and industry leaders navigating hiring challenges and workforce planning.
  • Policymakers shaping responsive labour market and economic strategies.
  • Educators and training providers aligning programs with evolving industry needs.
  • Workforce organizations and researchers monitoring labour market trends.

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