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For various reasons, in Alberta and throughout North America, the perception and the option of working in a skilled trade has been devalued, upstaged and until recently, has taken quite
When it comes to skilled trades, especially in the Edmonton region, there’s good news and bad news. The bad news? It is common knowledge, particularly by governments and many businesses,
Now, more than ever in Edmonton and throughout North America, training and education are vital in the workplace. Although COVID work disruptions are a factor, the key triggers for the
Skilled trades and apprenticeship education have long been massive drivers to Alberta’s economic engine. It is not a secret that for many, this is seen as the quickest path to
Business in Edmonton checked in with two of Alberta’s major employers – NorQuest College and Cashco Financial – to see how they have revamped internal and external training to keep
With the effort that is being put into creating Alberta’s diverse and rich economy, it’s no wonder that the definition of skilled labor is becoming a lot more complicated. As
#MeToo, #BlackLivesMatter, #NoBanNoWall: social activism has taken more than a turn; lately, it’s gone viral, but what does this new dynamic mean for the workplace? Now that social issues can
There was a time when a person could reasonably expect to get a good job right out of high school or college, work their way up within that organization and
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