Trasnport Industry Seeks Expanded Workforce with Broader Skills
Winnipeg Free Press › August 27, 2009
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"There's higher demand for workers than we've had students to take on those positions," says Kinnear.
"A large chunk of running any business is making sure you've got what you need, where you need it and when you need it," she says. "There's such a huge need to get things into place to run your operations for these huge (oilsands) projects.""Alberta is a hot market right now, B.C. is one and Saskatchewan will probably be the next one, but we have strategies to get people from the Atlantic provinces, Quebec, Ontario. We're looking at foreign workers -- anything to help us meet our growth strategy," says [Paul Wajda].See the full content of this document
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Trasnport Industry Seeks Expanded Workforce with Broader Skills
Dr. Derek Sankey
Universities and colleges are broadening their training programs for the transportation and logistics industry as the sector faces increasing demand for workers with more versatile skills in al...See the full content of this document
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