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Construction Économie17,000 people per year required until 2028
According to the publication Perspectives régionales dans l’industrie de la construction 2024-2028, produced by the Commission de la construction du Québec (CCQ), average workforce needs in the construction industry will remain high in coming years: 17,000 people per year will be required over the next five years to work in every region of Québec.
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Construction
The construction industry makes a concerted effort to improve the workplace environment
The Commission de la construction du Québec and all of the industry’s partners mandated the polling firm Léger to conduct a major survey to measure perceptions of, opinions about, and experiences with discrimination, intimidation, and harassment on construction sites. -
Construction Droit du travail
Union vote 2024: more than 211,000 construction industry workers will choose their union allegiance
Between June 3 and June 22, 2024, 211,405 workers in the Québec construction industry are being called on to vote to choose their union allegiance, which will come into effect on September 1.
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ÉducationLYNN CASIMIRO APPOINTED NEW PRESIDENT AND CEO OF COLLÈGE LA CITÉ
The Board of Governors is pleased to announce the appointment of Lynn Casimiro as President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of College La Cité. -
Construction
ECONOMIC ACTIVITY WILL REMAIN HIGH IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY DESPITE A SLIGHT DOWNTURN
According to Perspectives 2024, published by the Commission de la construction du Québec, demand will remain high in the construction industry in 2024, despite a less favourable economic climate.
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Santé Éducation
Historic Private Investment in Applied Research at La Cité
This morning, Collège La Cité announced a major investment by an Ontario-based pharmaceutical company, which has chosen it for its expertise in advancing research into the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
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Construction Économie
START OF THE CONSTRUCTION HOLIDAY
The two-week vacation for construction workers will officially begin on Sunday, July 23, and end Saturday, August 5, inclusive.
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Inégalités SociétéTaking a step back on the pandemic: Learning from the experiences of the least privileged
The Resilience Project has examined the difficulties, adaptation strategies, and needs of Quebecers whose incomes are in the bottom 40%, focusing on aspects such as livelihoods or income, housing conditions, social life, and health status.
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Référence MédiaRéférence Média unveils a new platform for press releases
Référence Média today launched a new platform as an innovative alternative for businesses and organizations in Quebec to publish press releases.