Detailed Analysis: Aquaculture Labour Market Forecast to 2025

This report provides an overview of the aquaculture labour market forecast, focusing on the Canadian industry and its challenges. It analyzes various articles and reports, including the Canadian Agricultural Human Resource Council's work on aquaculture labour market forecasts to 2025. The report examines employment trends, job openings, and the impact of global demand on the industry. It also touches upon the historical context of labour in the fishing industry, including gender stratification and the role of women. Furthermore, it highlights the importance of understanding values in Canada's North Pacific commercial fisheries. The report emphasizes the need to address labour supply challenges and capitalize on employment opportunities within the aquaculture sector. The report also covers the fishing, hunting and trapping industry outlook in British Columbia, including the expected growth and job openings in the coming years. Overall, the report aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the aquaculture labour market and its future prospects.

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Summary
Article 1: Working People: A history of Labour in BC
Gender stratification in the industry of fishing has been carried since 1988, since B.C. Packers
Prince Rupert Plant. The union also struggled in order to ensure right and nondiscriminatory
procedures involved in planting. Thus, as on outcome, the women started to train as forklift
operatives and carters in the same plant. The article also shows how a women exemplified a
sexual division of Labour (Arruda, 2004)
Article 2: National Agricultural Occupational framework
The article majorly focuses on the Canadian Agricultural Human Resource Council. It has
identified occupations and examined the divisions of work in different agricultural sectors. It
has collected information required for the agriculture sector across the world and skills,
knowledge, training and information necessary for such occupations.
Article 3: Aquaculture Industry
The article summarizes that an increasing demand for aquaculture products, workers, Labour
supply will mostly affect the Canada industry in coming years. The country will have to face
major Labour challenges that will take place because of the international developing markets.
Thus, flat Labour supply will also help to increase the employment opportunity for the workers
only if the industry will be able to overcome all the challenges (Canadian Agricultural Human
Resource Council, 2016).
Article 4: FISHING, HUNTING AND TRAPPING
The article basically aims at focusing on the future information and knowledge i.e. Labour
Market Outlook Forecast of the industry in the year 2025 B.C. it also focuses on the industry
employment since 2019- 2025 with a diagram shown in the article. In the next ten years, it is
predicted that the employment opportunity will grow by 1.2% with 1,100 job openings
(Industry outlook profile, 2019).

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Article 5: Understanding values in Canada’s North Pacific
The article emphasis on the whole suite of tangible financial and intangible values brought by
Wild-capture commercial fishing in PNCIMA. It is also denoted that social capital is very difficult
to understand and define. It also shows the difference of knowledge of commercial fishing
between the First Nations and non-First Nations communities. Thus, there is a hope that the
outcomes can notify fisheries administration and strategy in British Columbia and the enduring
assimilated marine planning procedures ((O’donnell.k et al., 2013).
Reference
Arruda. A., (2004). Historical Background Lesson: Canning Salmon.
Industry outlook profile., (2019). Fishing, hunting and trapping. Available at:
www.workbc.ca/labourmarketoutlook
O’donnell.k, hesselgrave. T & MacDonald. E., (2013). Understanding values in Canada’s north
pacific: capturing values from commercial fisheries. Eco trust Canada and the t. Buck Suzuki.
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3443448_1036065182_NationalAgriculturalOccupation.pdf
Canadian Agricultural Human Resource Council., (2016). Aquaculture Labour Market Forecast to
2025. Available at:
file:///C:/Users/Asus/Downloads/Documents/3443450_1151065551_AquacultureLabourMarke
tForecas.pdf