When a labour shortage occurs in any industry, recruiters will look across all demographics to fill thos gaps. However, people with disabilities still find themselves overlooked during the hiring process.
It’s no secret Canadian construction companies are experiencing change at an unprecedented pace – fueled by almost daily shifts due to the impact of Covid-19, compressed margins, an aging workforce and bidding processes.
Throughout its history, the Saskatchewan Construction Association (SKCA) has undergone numerous changes and transformations.
Between the labour shortage and the Covid-19 pandemic, communication has become a key focus within the construction industry.
For years, walking out of Vancouver’s Commercial-Broadway SkyTrain Station to travel west on Broadway by way of the 99 B-Line bus has been an unenviable task. It’s not uncommon for commuters to watch two, three or four buses pass by before they get to board. For Vancouverites, it’s just another day on one of the busiest bus routes in Canada and the U.S., with an average of 55,900 passengers every weekday. Thankfully relief is coming.
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