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Report predicts shortage of environmental workers

机译：报告预测环境工人短缺

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A comprehensive report on the state of the Canadian environmental sector says broad-based skills shortages are expected in the near future. Human Resources in the Canadian Environmental Sectors: Final Report 2000 combines the results of a 1998 survey of employers of environmental practitioners, as well as focus groups that included representatives from the environmental industry, academe and government. The report was produced by the Canadian Council for Human Resources in the Environment Industry (CCHREI), a not-for-profit organization dedicated to human resources development.The report states that, in 1998, about 9500 public and private organizations employed approximately 102,000 environmental practitioners in the following sectors:environmental industry-44 per cent;government-24 per cent;other industries (e.g. mining, oil and gas, etc.)-23 per cent;non-governmental organizations-5 per cent;academic institutions-3 per cent.
机译：一份有关加拿大环境部门状况的综合报告称，在不久的将来，预计普遍存在技能短缺。加拿大环境部门的人力资源：《 2000年最终报告》结合了1998年对环境从业者雇主以及包括环境工业，学术界和政府代表在内的焦点小组的调查结果。该报告由致力于环境资源开发的非营利组织加拿大环境产业人力资源理事会（CCHREI）编制。该报告指出，1998年，大约9500个公共和私人组织雇用了大约102,000个环境以下行业的从业人员：环境工业-44％;政府部门-24％;其他行业（例如采矿，石油和天然气等）-23％;非政府组织-5％;学术机构-3百分。

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