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In an increasingly digital world the way we work is changing. Organizations must adapt and address the workforce challenges of today to future-proof their business and build their workforce of tomorrow.
You need a new approach—to create a digitally enabled organization with the right mix of skilled and adaptable people, aligned to the right culture and with the right mindset and behaviours to power your business.
The Workforce of the Future is about building business resilience, maximizing human potential and creating sustainable values and impact. Our cross-functional professionals empower teams across your business to work better, faster and smarter with leading edge people analytics, technology, insights and training tailored to your business.
We’re in a pivotal historical moment: the dynamic between employees and employers is radically, and possibly irreversibly, shifting. This is evidenced in part by the great resignation, but more broadly by decreasing tenure and increased attrition.
Our world is changing and digitizing at an almost unprecedented pace, bringing with it new insight. We’ve conducted a series of surveys to take the pulse of business leaders and employees across the country and around the globe. Explore the findings to understand how Canadians are feeling about the world of work and gain insights into next steps for organizations as we move into the future together.
Explore our Workforce of the Future SurveysThe digital revolution requires a skills revolution. The skills revolution is about helping people build their digital awareness, understanding and skills to fully participate in the digital world — and it needs to start now.
Organizations are transforming their workforces to drive productivity, innovation and growth. Upskilling is key. It’s about anticipating the right skills for the future, laying the cultural foundation, delivering modern upskilling programmes, and building a learning and development function with the right EdTech to deliver a vastly better return on upskilling investment.
The digital divide is already a significant global problem and is at risk of getting worse if we aren’t successful in helping those currently excluded from the workforce and the next generation to build the right skills. We are working to reach those where the need is greatest:
Solutions to the challenge of upskilling will need to be developed at the local, regional and national level, and no one organisation can do this alone. Government leaders and policymakers need to ensure that citizens have the knowledge to participate, and they themselves have the knowledge to drive discussion on the future of technology and regulation. Institutions, such as those that make up the education system, need to digitally transform themselves and at the same time provide services that are fit for the future.
The need to upskill is a complex problem that will require decision-makers — educators, national, regional and local government administrators and business leaders — to come together. If you would like to find out more about what we at PwC are doing, get in touch.
Our three-year commitment to upskill Canadians
It’s become increasingly apparent that one of Canada’s most pressing challenges is the growing mismatch between the skills people have and those needed for the digital world. That’s why we’re committing $150 million over the next three years to upskill our 7,850 people to be future ready and to share their knowledge to support clients and communities.
In addition to upskilling our own people, we’re also committed to providing digital upskilling to 1 million people and NPOs across Canada to help them maximize their potential.
28% of Canadian workers say their employer is addressing shortages in skills by upskilling their workers.
Whether you're a new business, a medium-sized company, or a large enterprise, our suite of proprietary solutions will help you automate workforce tasks, facilitate employee learning, and improve the employee experience and change management workflow.
Engage, empower and inform your workforce through your existing chat technology. No new software, no new workflows — all new efficiencies.
Change Navigator is a digital workbench that enables teams to analyze change impact, build a best-fit engagement plan, track progress on rollout metrics, and manage a portfolio of change initiatives across the enterprise.
New organizational, talent and human resource challenges are being faced as business leaders wrestle with global growth, skills mismatches, disruptive technology innovation and the tests of risk and regulation.
As organizations work to address the challenge of increased customer expectations created by the rise of digital innovation, it’s time to rethink business by investing in customer experience and embarking on the path toward digital transformation.
National Solutions Leader & Workforce Transformed Leader, PwC Canada
Tel: +1 403 509 7578
Partner and Leader of the Consulting Group for Quebec, PwC Canada
Tel: +1 514 205 5409
Practice Leader, HR Transformation Consulting, PwC Canada
Tel: +1 403 923 4332
Partner, Management & Organizations, Consulting, PwC Canada
Tel: +1 514 205 5149
Partner, National Workforce of the Future Consulting Leader, PwC Canada
Tel: +1 416 419 9731
Partner, Workforce of the Future, Federal Government, PwC Canada
Tel: +1 613 755 4354