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Regina police launch new program to hire more female officersThe Regina Police Service has joined a North American program aimed at having the percentage of women sworn into police positions be at 30 per cent by the year 2030.CanadaJun 27
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Ahead of summer rush, seasonal businesses struggle to find workersSeasonal industries are struggling to ramp up ahead of the busy summer rush as Canada's rock-bottom unemployment rate and swelling job vacancies create an acute hiring crunch.EconomyMay 23
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Labour shortage looms as B.C. aims for pandemic-rebound summerThe hospitality sector is among those already grappling with staff shortages, which are expected to get worse once patios open for the season.EconomyMar 27
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London-based Info-Tech marks 1,000-strong workforce with plans to hire 200 moreInfo-Tech Research Group says its workforce grew by some 43 per cent in 2021, with staff working out offices in London, Toronto, Sydney, and Las Vegas.EconomyMar 8
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Quebec provides new incentives to attract more daycare workersThe government wants to hire 18,000 new daycare educators by 2026 and requalify 7,000 existing workers. The plan is budgeted at $300 Million.CanadaJan 17
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City of Kingston ready to bolster workforce after pandemic hiring freezeThe City of Kingston is getting ready to bring back its staffing levels to pre-pandemic numbers, spending more than $4 million dollars in the process.CanadaNov 24, 2021
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Calgary retailers offer incentives to find, retain staff for expected busy holiday shopping seasonThe Retail Council of Canada is warning that it's going to be challenging for retailers to find enough staff this holiday shopping season.EconomyNov 14, 2021
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Manitoba restaurants can’t find enough staff to fill openingsUnder current public health orders, restaurants and bars can be open at 25 per cent capacity indoors, and 50 per cent capacity for outdoor dining until 10 p.m.EconomyJul 13, 2021
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Hiring intentions hit all-time high as pandemic restrictions ease: Bank of CanadaThe Bank of Canada's business outlook survey shows most businesses across the country and sectors plan to hire over the next 12 months.EconomyJul 5, 2021
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COVID-19: MLHU issues appeal for more qualified staff for vaccine clinicsThe health unit is seeking site managers, clinical supervisors, registered nurses and immunizers to support mass COVID-19 vaccination clinics and community-based mobile clinics.HealthJun 10, 2021
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