The Automotive Sector Council is in development of an automotive preparation training course to address this challenge. This training will allow potential candidates who have the aptitude and interest for the automotive occupations to gain the industry specific skills to enter the automotive workplace. Automotive employers are challenged to bring new employees onboard where employing […]
Working with our partners at FitFirst Technologies, Automotive Sector Council is developing an electronic database to identify and capture talent in the entry and mid level positions of the automotive industry. This digital platform will be designed to serve employers, jobseekers, apprentices and students. Data collected will inform decisions on future efforts for training and programming […]
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In response to the ongoing concerns over COVID-19 across the world, the Canadian Collision Industry Forum has made the decision to convert the Vancouver meeting, originally to be held on September 24-25, 2020, to a virtual experience on October 7-8, 2020. Join us for the first virtual, no geographic boundaries, French and English CCIF event! Attendees will be […]
Being color brave means having candid conversations about race that can help us better understand each other’s perspectives and experiences so that we can make better decisions and secure better prospects for future generations. Think about it. Learning about others’ experiences and perspectives is at the heart of our ability to build authentic relationships. It […]
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