As 2025 comes to a close, Durham’s labour market reflects a year of transition, insight, and collaboration. From the Durham Workforce Data Walk to ongoing research and analysis, this year reinforced the importance of using local data to support better decisions for job seekers, employers, and service providers across the region.
We’ve rebranded! The Durham Workforce Authority has a bold new look—but our mission hasn’t changed. We’re still your trusted source for hyper-local labour market data, now with a refreshed identity that better reflects our passion, values, and commitment to Durham Region. Learn more about what’s new, what’s staying the same, and how we’re helping our community thrive.
Call for Board Nominations The DWA focuses on labour market research and workforce development initiatives in Durham Region. Board Member Recruitment and Selection The Durham …
How Local Businesses Can Benefit from Hiring Individuals with Disabilities Inclusion of people with disabilities in the workforce is not only a social responsibility but …
Understanding the Importance of Disability Employment Awareness in Durham Region October marks National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) in Canada, a time to raise awareness …
The DWA Executive Director, Heather McMillan, was recently awarded her Certified Workforce Development Professional (CWDP) certification from the National Association of Workforce Development Professionals (NAWDP).
The Durham Workforce Authority (DWA) recently received a Regional Municipality of Durham Community Social Investment grant to support its work in the Lakeview Neighbourhood in …
Red Tapes and Road Blocks: No-choice choices Imagine being on the verge of being homeless with your dog staring up at you, looking for its …
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