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Advisory Panel

The Advisory Panel of the Saskatchewan Workforce & Labour Market Development Centre plays a vital role in guiding our strategic direction, strengthening community partnerships, and ensuring our programs remain responsive to Saskatchewan’s evolving labour market needs.

 

Purpose of the Advisory Panel

The Advisory Panel provides independent advice, insight, and expertise to support effective decision-making and long-term planning. Panel members bring diverse perspectives from industry, education, community organizations, and workforce development sectors.

 

Role and Responsibilities

The Advisory Panel:

  • Provides strategic advice on workforce and labour market initiatives
  • Offers insight into emerging trends, skills gaps, and employer needs
  • Supports program relevance, effectiveness, and innovation
  • Strengthens collaboration between community, industry, and education partners
  • Advises on inclusive and equitable workforce development approaches

The Panel does not have governance or fiduciary authority but serves in an advisory capacity to enhance the Centre’s impact and effectiveness.

 

Panel Composition

The Advisory Panel is composed of individuals with expertise and experience in areas such as:

  • Workforce and labour market development
  • Industry and employer representation
  • Education and training
  • Economic development
  • Community services and nonprofit leadership
  • Equity, inclusion, and accessibility

Members are selected to reflect the diversity of Saskatchewan’s communities and labour market sectors.

 

Term and Engagement

Panel members serve fixed terms and participate in:

  • Scheduled advisory meetings
  • Strategic discussions and consultations
  • Program and policy reviews, as needed

Participation is voluntary and guided by principles of collaboration, integrity, and respect.

 

Commitment to Inclusion

The Centre is committed to inclusive representation on its Advisory Panel. We value diverse lived experiences and perspectives, including those of Indigenous peoples, newcomers, youth, and underrepresented groups.

 

Impact and Value

The Advisory Panel strengthens the Centre’s ability to:

  • Respond to changing workforce demands
  • Align programs with real-world labour market needs
  • Deliver effective, community-driven solutions
  • Maintain accountability and public trust

 

Interest in Participation

Individuals or organizations interested in learning more about the Advisory Panel or future opportunities to contribute expertise are encouraged to contact us through the Contact Us page.