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:: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 ::
BC’s Looming Skilled Labour Shortage - By Darryl Greer, The Tyee
'There's so much work there and I just hope our B.C. government will realize that they have to put some more money into the trades and the apprenticeship programs and give it the shot in the arm it needs,' says Gillis, an electrician for over 25 years.
That shot in the arm is what the BCFed has been talking about for months. In November last year the BCFed released a discussion paper lambasting the government for not taking proper action. The BCFed says the provincial government has radically changed B.C.'s apprenticeship system for the worse.------------------------------------------- posted 12:32 PM :: reference link ::
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