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Northern Ontario and the Greater Toron-to Area (GTA) will be hubs of construction activity over the next few years, drawing in workers from outside Ontario’s regions to meet the growing demand for skilled trades.

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Central Ontario labour markets remain more or less balanced, with a shallow expansion.

There is little change in construction em-ployment over the 2013-2021 period in East-ern Ontario; the only consistent source of ris-ing demand being commercial building.

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“Training and apprenticeship programs and organizations like the Ontario College of Trades, which was established to work with industry to address current and future labour force requirements, are also a prior-ity,” he added.

New housing activity has been on a strong recovery since 2009, but a mild decline is ex-pected in 2013. It then turns up slightly in 2016, but remains below the record highs of 2007.

The overall downturn in housing is due mostly to slowing population growth and a subsequent change in the type of houses being built. Even during periods of slower growth, recruiting and training initiatives remain important to ensure the skilled workforce is available to meet current and future needs.

Each year, the CSC releases nine-year la-bour forecast scenarios following consulta-tions with industry leaders, including own-ers, contractors and labour groups, as well as governments and educational institutions. The full national and regional reports will be available online at www.constructionfore-casts.ca/products in March 2013. Forecast scenario data is also available at www.con-structionforecasts.ca. In addition to informa-tion on the supply and demand of skilled trades, the website allows for instant access to residential and non-residential construc-tion investment data. ●

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Lisa Raitt, Canada’s Labour Minister, spoke to attendees at the Canadian Rheumatology Association (CRA) Annual Scientifi c Meeting and Arthritis Health Professions Association (AHPA) Annual Meeting. Raitt talked about the Government’s commitment to healthier, safer workplaces.

“Workplaces across the country should provide all individuals with the opportunity to achieve their full potential and contribute to Canada’s economic prosperity,” said Raitt. “Preventing hazards due to poor ergonom-ics creates safer workplaces, allowing for improved labour relations, better employee morale and greater productivity.”

The CRA represents Canadian rheuma-tologists and promotes the pursuit of ex-cellence in arthritis care, education and research. The AHPA is a group of health professionals who are dedicated to improv-ing health care standards for people with rheumatic diseases through education and research.

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GENERAL POSITIONS

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Call 416•538•7770www.enforcesecurityinc.com

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with contract.University/College grads welcome.

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GREATER TORONTO EDITION, April 27–May 4, 2013GENERAL/DRIVERS POSITIONS

Immediate Openings!To view more postings visit www.lifttemp.com

Contact: CHRISTINA NUDD

Contact: WENDY COPPERTHWAITEFax: 905-949-6699

• Reach and Cherry Pickers Operators – Scarborough – $$15/hour – Day and afternoons available

• Warehouse Help - Oakville – $12/hour – Days and afternoons available

• Forklift Operators – All shifts – Brampton, Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington

• Machine Operators/Material Handlers needed for plastic moulding company in Etobicoke – must be certified in walkie ride – $11.45–$12.00/hour

• Counterbalance Operators needed for plastic Molding Company in Oakville – $14/hr – Fast paced environment

• Counterbalance Propane Operators for car parts company in Elora –Larger machines – fast paced company – $14/hr – temp to hire

• General Labour needed for plastic moulding company – all shifts – $11.45/hr in Etobicoke

• Box Clamp Operators needed with Appliances for Mississauga – $13-15/hr – must be detail oriented, clear criminal record required

• Walkie Rider/Counterbalance Electric/Reach Operators for Brantford Company – 2–3 years experience – clear criminal record needed – shift work

DNA – $13.70 days + shift premium

• General Labour needed for loading/unloading in South Etobicoke – $10.50/hr afternoon shifts – 3pm start – heavy lifting required

• Assembly people needed for chair manufacturing in Mississauga – must be used to fast paced environments – $10.25/hr

• Counterbalance for food processing company in Etobicoke – $12.25/hr – morning & midnights available

• Counterbalance/Reach Operator – RF scanning – food company – Mississauga – $14/hr – days/afternoons – temp to hire

• Counterbalance Propane – Sherbourne – car parts company – rotating shift – temp to hire – $13/hr

• General Labour – Oakville – plastic moulding machine operator/packer – Oakville – $10.25/hr

• Assembly Line – general labourers needed for baby food processing company – must be able to work fast paced assembly – Mississauga – $10.25/hr –

night shift

• Counterbalance electric operators needed for car parts company in Woodstock – $13.75/hr

• Counterbalance/reach for car parts company in Mississauga – fast paced – 2 yrs experience – $13/hr – days and afternoons

• Orderpicker/Reach – 2 years experience – North York and Mississauga – $14/hr – days

• General Labour needed for cosmetics company in North York – all shifts – $10.25/hr

• Counterbalance Operator needed for day shift – Toronto – $13/hr – food company

• Forklift Operators needed for Courier Company in Mississauga/Oakville/Burlington – long term – oder picker/reach/walkie – $13/hr

• Bilingual Customer Service Representative – North York, ON 2 years + customer service experience, preferably in a call centre environment. Payrate: $18–$19/hr

• Inside and Outside Sales Representative – Mississauga, ON - Strong customer service focused with inside/outside sales experience, Will be

working for an industrial equipment organization. Base Pay + Commission.

• New Equipment Sales Representative – Vaughan Area - Selling Industrial Equipment (Forklifts) – Maintaining current clients and developing

new clients. Bilingual in Mandarin is an asset. Base Pay + Commission.

• Bilingual Parts Customer Service Representative Payrate: $17/hr + Benefits – North York, ON 2 years + customer service experience, preferably in a call centre environment in the parts department

• Quality Assurance Auditor – North York, ON – QA Audit experience in the manufacturing industry – 3 years + experience. Afternoon shift.

Fax: (905)949-6699 or email resumes to [email protected]

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There’s no clocking out for many chief in-formation offi cers (CIOs), according to a re-cent Robert Half Technology survey. Nearly half (47 per cent) of CIOs said they check in with work “often” or “somewhat often” on evenings and weekends. Thirty per cent said they never check in outside normal business hours.

The survey is based on more than 270 tele-phone interviews with CIOs from a random sample of Canadian companies with 100 or more employees. Robert Half Technology is a leading provider of IT professionals on a proj-ect and full-time basis.

“Many CIOs feel that part of their job is to check in after hours,” said Leslie Heathers, metro market manager of Robert Half Tech-nology. “As customers and end users may require technical support around the clock, many professionals in the IT industry feel it is necessary to be available in case any critical issues should arise.”

Added Heathers, “Even for the busiest CIOs, disconnecting from the offi ce can provide leaders with additional time to re-charge and tackle their day-to-day activities with a fresh point-of-view. Though it might not be possible in every case, IT leaders should make an effort to limit the number of times they access email or voicemail, or check in only at designated times.”

Robert Half Technology offers four tips

to limit after-hours work for CIOs and their teams:1. Identify the ‘mosts.’ When every project

seems to be top priority, focus efforts on those that will save the most money, grow the most revenue or open doors to the most new business. Encourage your staff to use this same approach to manage their time.

2. Be realistic about internal resources. Un-derstand your staff’s workload, knowledge level and experience. Bringing in outside consultants to manage certain projects may result in faster execution and fewer errors.

3. Avoid micromanaging. Set milestones and regular check-ins, but otherwise let staff run initiatives when possible. Getting mired in details will slow the process and take away from everyone’s already limited time.

4. Practise the golden rule. Show respect for others’ schedules. Avoid planning meet-ings that, on closer inspection, aren’t neces-sary. Don’t keep staff waiting for feedback and approvals.With more than 100 locations worldwide,

Robert Half Technology is a leading provid-er of technology professionals for initiatives ranging from web development and mul-tiplatform systems integration to network security and technical support. Robert Half Technology offers online job search services at www.rht.com. Follow Robert Half Technol-ogy at www.twitter.com/RobertHalfTech. ●

Working after hours

Source: Canada News Wire

Survey: almost half of CIOs check in with work on evenings and weekends

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PDS Courier Inc.Busy courier company

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Career Training

Offering career training in:

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Call 1-866-769-6040 or visit us online atwww.EverestCanHelp.ca

Everest College is the largest private career college in Ontario with more than 9,000 enrolments annually.

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No diploma or GED?There May Be a Career Training Program for You!*

*Some programs require Grade 12 credits as prerequisites. **The Cardiology Technologist program delivered by Everest College Business, Technology and Health Care at the Toronto College Park campus is accredited by the Canadian Medical Association. ***Some law enforcement professions in Canada have specific educational and

physical requirements for employment. Those considering enrolling in the Law Enforcement Foundations program should become familiar with the qualifications for entry-level positions with individual organizations. If you have a criminal record, it may be difficult to find employment in this industry. The program’s accreditation

status and expiry date are posted on the official list of programs at www.cma.ca/accredit. †Graduates of the Medical Laboratory Assistant program are eligible to write the OSMT certification examination. Successful completion of this exam will allow students to attain the designation of MLA/T (Medical Laboratory Assistant/Technician).

††Accredited by LSUC. Career services assistance available to graduates. Programs and schedules vary by campus. Morning and afternoon classes available. Evening classes vary by campus.

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Up to $50,000 in Bursaries Now Available!

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Employment Services is funded by the Government of Ontario

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Not all programs are available at all locations. Registered as a Private Career College under The Private Career Colleges Act 2005. Approved as a Vocational Program under The Private Career Colleges Act 2005.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE MAY BE AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO QUALIFYEI Recipients may qualify for Second Career Funding.

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Centre forEducation & Training™

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16 Convenient Locations in Ontario Everest College is the largest private career college

in Ontario with more than 9,000 enrolments annually.

*Some programs longer than one year. Programs and schedules vary by campus. Career services assistance available to graduates. Financial assistance may be available for those who qualify. Morning and afternoon classes available. Evening classes vary by campus. **Graduates of the Medical Laboratory Assistant program are eligible to write the OSMT certification

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Harris Institute achieves unprecedented milestone

Harris Institute and the University of the West of Scotland now offer two college Diplo-mas and a Master’s Degree in 32 months with scholarships and bursaries.

“Our innovative partnership with UWS is a timely acceleration of the postsecondary sys-tem that achieves comprehensive education and signifi cant credentials at less cost in a far shorter period of time,” says John Harris, pres-ident of Harris Institute. “To achieve equiva-lent credentials in the conventional postsec-ondary system takes 8 to 12 years.”

Harris students who complete both the Au-dio Production and Arts Management Diplo-ma programs in 20 months receive $2,500 ‘Mu-sic Business Professional’ bursaries and $3,500 ‘UWS Scholarships’ for 12-month Master’s Degree programs in ‘Songwriting and Perfor-mance’ or ‘Music: Innovation & Entrepreneur-ship’ with $1,500 accommodation bursaries. UWS students receive full scholarships for cer-tifi cate courses at Harris during their summer work placements in Toronto.

“This strengthening of our strategic part-nership further develops our unique brand of practice-based, industry-focused education,” says Anne Gifford, Head of the UWS School

of Creative and Cultural Industries. “Harris ‘double diploma’ graduates can progress to a Master’s qualifi cation that has been designed with industry. The sector leading collaboration delivers value to students and contributes to internationalism and global citizenship.”

Over the past eight years, 52 Harris gradu-ates have earned BA (Hons) Commercial Mu-sic or BSc Music Technology degrees at UWS in 8 months on full scholarships. Eighty-six UWS students have completed ‘fi eld of study’ work placements in Toronto. The partnership includes senior faculty exchanges and stu-dents at both institutions coordinate the ‘Inter-national Artist Exchange.’

The University of the West of Scotland is the largest modern university in Scotland with campuses in Ayr, Dumfries, Hamilton, Paisley and a creative hub in Glasgow. UWS provides relevant, high quality, inclusive higher education and aims to have a trans-formative infl uence on the economic, social and cultural development of the West of Scotland, and beyond.

Harris Institute is an international leader in audio production and music industry educa-tion. Founded in 1989, the college was the fi rst to introduce accelerated 12-month Diploma programs taught by active industry leaders. After completing a survey of graduates from Canada’s leading media arts schools, Jim La-marche ranked Harris Institute ‘The Best in Canada’ with A+. The complete ‘Final Report Card on Media Arts Education in Canada’ is at: jimlamarche.wordpress.com. ●

“This strengthening of our strategic partnership further develops our unique brand of practice-based, industry-focused education.”

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