AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 minutes agoManufacturing & Jobs: Stellantis says tariffs and weaker demand are behind weeks-long layoffs at its Windsor, Ont., plant, with the facility idling again later this month and in early November—another hit to thousands of workers amid stalled contract talks. Labour Relations & Workplace Safety: Newmarket Public Library union members (CUPE 905) are pushing the board over safety concerns and tension with management, after a deal didn’t fix the issues. Inclusive Hiring: Comox Valley businesses are lighting up purple and blue for National Disability Employment Awareness Month (Oct. 15), highlighting real roles for workers with diverse abilities. Immigration & Community Impact: Huron County’s “I Am Huron” awards spotlight newcomer Ayub’s path from student to worker and community leader. Policy & Cost Pressure: Saskatchewan NDP urges Premier Moe to suspend the 15-cent fuel tax, citing rising household costs and higher-than-forecast oil revenues. Retail Employment: North West Company’s renovated Iqaluit Northern store reopened with major donations and notes expanded local hiring during a multi-year build. Skills Pipeline: A Canadian manufacturing firm opened its doors to students to showcase trades careers and help build the next workforce.
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