Regulated career colleges key to solving labour shortages
An all-hands-on-deck approach needed if Western Canada is to maintain its advantage as a destination for global talent
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If we want to thrive, we need bright young workers
Younger people have values and expectations unlike those of their parents
Be kind. Our staff is working as hard as they can
People who have worked in customer service jobs are now avoiding these positions at all costs
Having trouble keeping or hiring staff?
Increasing wages works to some extent. But retraining and being a better boss will do more
Human capital is key to building a successful economy
Canada’s economy has transitioned from the resources under our feet to the resources between our ears
How to survive and thrive in a time of uncertainty
The rules that have guided our economy no longer apply
When a job becomes greedy and overwhelms your life
The pandemic has taught us that life beyond the job is possible
Surviving threats to your business and returning to profitability
Labour shortages, inflation and supply challenges are forcing businesses to make serious decisions
Alberta leads the way in cutting labour mobility red tape
Making it easier for professionals certified in over 100 occupations to move to the province
Three tips to keep your staff happy, productive and loyal
Keeping a worker is easier, faster and less expensive than replacing one
Don’t blame the food industry labour shortage on COVID-19 alone
We need more economic participation and educators need to value the food industry as a viable career path
Who you calling old?
All the myths about being washed up at age 60 and a glorification of the retirement years are hogwash
How to manage the post-lockdown search for workers
Available workers are rarer than openings now. Smart business people will start making adjustments so we can all enjoy some prosperity
