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Articles tagged with: charles conteh
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Policy brief calls for more transparent hiring, youth employment strategy
A significant portion of Niagara employers hire their staff through the ‘hidden’ job market, according to a newly-released youth employment ... Full story -
Youth employment research brief to launch Tuesday
A joint research brief on youth employment in Niagara will be launched by Brock University’s Niagara Community Observatory (NCO) ... Full story -
New Brock research examines how impacts of sporting events are measured
The Jerry McGuire-inspired phrase “show me the money” may have been a hit on the big screen, but determining if ... Full story -
New Brock research measures impact of sporting events on Niagara
How do you measure the impact of a sporting event? The usual way is to concentrate on the economics: calculate ... Full story -
CONTEH: A bird’s-eye view of economic life in Niagara
Charles Conteh, Associate Professor of Public Policy and Management in Brock’s Department of Political Science, wrote a piece recently ... Full story -
CONTEH: Navigating troubled waters of governance
Charles Conteh, an associate professor of public policy and management in Brock’s Department of Political Science, wrote a piece ... Full story -
Niagara has highly skilled youth, low-skilled jobs, says Brock research
There is a serious mismatch between youth education levels and employment opportunities in Niagara, says new Brock University research. The ... Full story -
Brock webinar to examine mismatch between youth education and job opportunities
Brock University’s Niagara Community Observatory (NCO) will launch its research brief, “Youth Employment in Niagara: Mapping the Opportunities” this ... Full story -
CONTEH: How cities can navigate governance
Charles Conteh, an associate professor of public policy and management in Brock's Department of Political Science, wrote a piece recently ... Full story
