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Worker scarcity to constrain B.C. building boom

B.C. employers attend Ireland job fairs seeking middle managers
Peer to Peer: Why do I need to consider setting – or resetting – the corporate culture in my business?

Peer to Peer: Why do I need to consider setting – or resetting – the corporate culture in my business?

A clearly defined corporate culture is the secret sauce for building a winning enterprise

Bridge to the cloud

New software in Canada

Pension misrepresentation claims on the rise

A few sloppy statements made decades earlier could result in a legal judgment of tens of millions of dollars

Countering low productivity and overworked CEOs

At company X the work wasn’t getting done. Despite having a full team of employees, the owner felt overwhelmed with the amount of work he was taking on. Things were falling through the cracks, and the team was disorganized.
Metro Vancouver human resources directory

Metro Vancouver human resources directory

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Peer to Peer: What should I consider before selling my business?

Peer to Peer: What should I consider before selling my business?

Key issues include accurate valuation, ownership interests and depth of company management
Victoria boosts trades training to fill skills gaps

Victoria boosts trades training to fill skills gaps

The B.C. government will invest nearly $30 million to upgrade facilities at Camosun College for the training of shipbuilders, heavy-duty mechanics and other skilled workers.
National chamber highlights ways to tackle skills crisis

National chamber highlights ways to tackle skills crisis

Upgrading skills, fixing immigration policy and leveraging aboriginal workers will be key to tackling Canada's mounting skills crunch, according to a report released this morning by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.
B.C. launches jobs plan to align training with economic growth

B.C. launches jobs plan to align training with economic growth

A comprehensive plan to expand skills training programs and align them with economic opportunities across the province was announced yesterday by Premier Christy Clark.