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Human Resources Issues:
Self-Employment and
Employer Initiatives
Aboriginal Workforce Participation Initiative
Indian and Northern Affairs Canada's Aboriginal Workforce Participation Initiative (AWPI) is committed to increasing the participation of Aboriginal peoples in the Canadian labour market. Its goal is to inform employers about the advantages of hiring Aboriginal peoples. The following are examples:
  • finding new market opportunities;


  • gaining a better understanding of customers;


  • introducing diversity in the workplace;


  • developing a stable and dedicated local work force; and


  • forming positive relationships with a future work force.
Today, Aboriginal peoples make up one of the fastest-growing segments of the population in Canada, augmenting at almost twice the national average. They represent an increasingly educated, readily available work force, eager to assume an active role in the country's economy.

AWPI seeks to converge the efforts of Aboriginal peoples and employers, to stress the advantages and emphasize the benefits of working together. To fulfil this, AWPI:
  • raises awareness of Aboriginal employment issues;


  • enhances the capacity of employers to recruit, retain and promote Aboriginal employees; and


  • promotes information sharing and networking among stakeholders.
Contact AWPI to discover how putting the diverse skills of Aboriginal peoples to work is good for you and good for your business.



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Author: Industry Portfolio Office
Date of Publication: 2001-04-04
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