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JUNE 26, 2013 RELEASE: 2011 National Household Survey (NHS) - Education

and Labour

Wednesday, June 26, 2013, 8:30 a.m. (Ottawa time), sees the official

release, via the Internet, of the second set of data and analyses

from the 2011 National Household Survey (NHS).?

Today's release?focuses on education, labour, place of work, commuting to work,

mobility and migration, and language of work.

These data and analyses can be accessed through a variety of gateways:

Users can click on the 2011 National Household Survey (NHS) link in?the
'Features' section of the Statistics Canada web site home page

(bottom-right corner) or enter through the various postings within

'NHS news' or directly from the variety of links on the 2011 NHS

web site home page.

Information within the web site is organized into broad display/product

categories, featuring analytical, data and reference product

headings in the centre. The right-hand side of the home page presents

NHS by geography (ability to search the NHS Profile), NHS by topic

and the NHS video centre.

Analytical products offer links to the two analytical documents

(Education in Canada: Attainment, Field of Study and Location of Study

and Portrait of Canada's Labour Force) and the three NHS in Brief

articles (The educational attainment of Aboriginal peoples in Canada;

Commuting to work and Language use in the workplace in Canada).

The topic of mobility and migration is not covered in the analytical

products being released today with the exception of a section on

mobility of the workforce in the Portrait of Canada's Labour Force

analytical document. Information on mobility and migration is,

however, available within data products.

NHS Focus on Geography Series also provides data and highlights on key

topics found in the 2011 NHS analytical documents and NHS in Brief

articles for various levels of geography.

Thematic maps are also available with this release for various levels

of geography and present information for education and commuting

to work.

Data products offer education and labour information for a wide range

of standard geographic areas, available in the NHS Profile, NHS Data

Tables and the NHS Focus on Geography Series.

Please note that data at the census tract (CT) level of geography

are now available within the NHS Profile (only) for content

associated with the first NHS release (May 8 - Immigration and

Ethnocultural Diversity and Aboriginal Peoples) and today's

release (June 26 - Education and Labour).

Users can access XML versions of the NHS Profile and NHS Data Tables

from the Treasury Board's 'Open Data Portal,' along with the

provision of the additional XML file download option available

within the NHS web site.

Reference products and other reference materials cover various

aspects of the NHS and are intended to support the use and

understanding of NHS data and analyses. Specifically with this

release, reference products include the updated National Household

Survey Dictionary and four reference guides: labour; education;

journey to work and mobility. In addition, the Languages Reference

Guide, Catalogue no. 99-010-XWE2011007 (released May 8, 2013), has

been updated to include language of work. Please note that the

geographic area suppression lists have also been updated to

include census tracts (CTs) and all lists now reflect the

'reason(s) why' an area was suppressed (i.e., data quality,

confidentiality, incompletely enumerated Indian reserves

and settlements, etc.).

The 2011 NHS web site home page also promotes/presents:

. 'Did you know...' rotating highlights featuring the release?(based on the analytical documents).

. Promotional link within 'NHS news' to the upcoming?'Chat with an expert'?

live chat session scheduled forJune 28, 2013.

. Video centre - contains links to the brief national

portrait videos for this release.

. 'Stay connected' - links to Statistics Canada's social

media initiatives.

Source: http://twulibrarynews.blogspot.com/2013/06/new-released-from-statistics-canada.html

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