AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAuto Jobs: Ottawa has given Stellantis 30 days to address alleged breaches of its funding agreement after the automaker agreed to sell its idle Brampton plant to defence firm Roshel. The government says it could seek repayment; workers face continued uncertainty over the plant’s future. Skilled-worker Pathways: Ottawa is making its rural immigration program permanent in 14 communities, with 5,500 spaces to help employers fill labour shortages. Greater Sudbury is among the communities retaining a pathway for skilled workers. Labour Market: October figures point to uneven conditions: national unemployment edged up, while Saskatchewan added 5,900 jobs and its unemployment rate reached 5.9%. Moose Jaw’s rate rose to 6.2%. Workplace AI: A survey finds nearly half of Canadian workers have received no employer guidance on using AI safely, highlighting a growing HR policy gap. Public-Sector Hiring: Nunavut is working to fill about 2,000 vacancies while pursuing a goal of 85% Inuit employment.
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