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Knowledge of Official Languages Among New Immigrants: How Important Is It in the Labour Market?

2005

89-624-XWE

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Appendices

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Bibliography
B
Socio-demographic characteristics of immigrants still in Canada after four years
C
Socio-demographic characteristics of immigrants still in Canada after four years, according to their level of proficiency in spoken English or French
D
Proportion of immigrants who reported progress in their level of proficiency in spoken English between Wave 1 and Wave 3
E
Employment rate at each wave by age group
F
Number of weeks it took immigrants aged 25 to 44 to obtain first job
G
Number and proportion of immigrants according to five job characteristics
H
Beta coefficients of models using continuous language variables
I
Beta coefficients of models using dichotomous language variables
Date Modified: 2007-06-11

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