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Mechanical Misunderstanding: StatsCan says robots create more jobs in workplaces
Ottawa, Ontario — A Statistics Canada study was conducted on the rise and fall of employment due to automated, or robotic, workers since the late
The Right Choice
By Evert Akkerman We usually hear how bad decisions have hurt or sunk a business, but indecision can be just as bad. An indecisive
Making a Dent in Recruitment: Plan and Anticipate
By Josh White Vancouver, British Columbia — June 23, 2017 — Are your hiring practices reactive or proactive? Annabelle Cormack, President of Cormack Recruitment, believes that
Expanding your human resources search area can yield good results
By Mike Davey Halifax, Nova Scotia — November 27, 2015 — Good help can be hard to find. It’s a cliché, but owners and managers
AIA Canada report outlines challenges for women in automotive trades
Ottawa, Ontario — June 23, 2016 — AIA Canada has released a new assessment report outlining the current landscape for women working in the automotive
Filling the talent pipeline: How Canadian collision repairers are tackling the industry-wide labour shortage
By Jeff Sanford, Toronto, Ontario — August 9, 2016 — Canadians have a habit of comparing themselves to the Americans south of the border. It’s
AIA Canada outlines labour market project at official launch event
Toronto, Ontario — March 5, 2017 — The Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada has officially announced the launch of a new labour market intelligence
From school to shop: One woman’s journey into collision repair
By Erin McLaughlin Fredericton, New Brunswick — May 31, 2017 — Emilie Duguay always knew that she wanted to go into the trades, though
Survey: Majority of surveyed shops plan to hire in the near future
By Mike Davey Hamilton, Ontario — June 13, 2017 — Planning to hire in the next few months? You’re not alone. Collision Repair magazine’s latest
