Regional Labour Market Committee Releases Toolkit to help Wood Buffalo Employers with Recruitment and Retention
March 28, 2022
Regional Labour Market Committee Releases Toolkit to help Wood Buffalo Employers with Recruitment and Retention
For immediate release
Fort McMurray, Alberta (March 28, 2022) The Labour Market Committee is rolling out a toolkit to help employers in Wood Buffalo reach their recruitment and retention goals. The Regional Labour Market Study forecasted that the region will see steady job growth till 2025, but the multifaceted impacts of COVID-19 will create unique challenges. This toolkit aims to help businesses and leaders recruit and retain a diverse and healthy workforce.
“The goal of this committee is to support business and industry with their biggest Labour market challenges. We hope this toolkit provides helpful tools and information for your organizations,” Regional Labour Market Committee.
This toolkit will give your organization some quick and helpful tools that you can use to address current challenges. It will provide resources such as grant information, local recruiting services and tools to help demonstrate to applicants that the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo region is a great place to live and work.
Access the toolkit here.
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About the Regional Labour Market Committee:
The Regional Labour Market Committee is a partnership between Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce, Government of Alberta, Oil Sands Community Alliance, Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo Economic Development & Tourism (FMWBEDT), Keyano College, Athabasca Tribal Council, and FuseSocial.
This committee was formed from the Regional Labour Market Study recommendations and aims to improve conditions for employers and workers in the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo Labour market.
Questions and inquiries for the Regional Labour Market Committee and its priorities, please email:
Tim Dyck
Policy Development Specialist, Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce: policy@fortmcmurraychamber.ca
All media inquiries may be directed to:
Dianna de Sousa
Executive Director, Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce ed@fortmcmurraychamber.ca
250-893-1699
For immediate release
Fort McMurray, Alberta (March 28, 2022) The Labour Market Committee is rolling out a toolkit to help employers in Wood Buffalo reach their recruitment and retention goals. The Regional Labour Market Study forecasted that the region will see steady job growth till 2025, but the multifaceted impacts of COVID-19 will create unique challenges. This toolkit aims to help businesses and leaders recruit and retain a diverse and healthy workforce.
“The goal of this committee is to support business and industry with their biggest Labour market challenges. We hope this toolkit provides helpful tools and information for your organizations,” Regional Labour Market Committee.
This toolkit will give your organization some quick and helpful tools that you can use to address current challenges. It will provide resources such as grant information, local recruiting services and tools to help demonstrate to applicants that the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo region is a great place to live and work.
Access the toolkit here.
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About the Regional Labour Market Committee:
The Regional Labour Market Committee is a partnership between Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce, Government of Alberta, Oil Sands Community Alliance, Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo Economic Development & Tourism (FMWBEDT), Keyano College, Athabasca Tribal Council, and FuseSocial.
This committee was formed from the Regional Labour Market Study recommendations and aims to improve conditions for employers and workers in the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo Labour market.
Questions and inquiries for the Regional Labour Market Committee and its priorities, please email:
Tim Dyck
Policy Development Specialist, Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce: policy@fortmcmurraychamber.ca
All media inquiries may be directed to:
Dianna de Sousa
Executive Director, Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce ed@fortmcmurraychamber.ca
250-893-1699
Contact:
Dianna de Sousa, Executive Director
ed@fortmcmurraychamber.ca, 2508931699
