N.B. Nursing Home Workers Sign Collective Agreement
nized nursing home workers in the province now have a signed collective agreement in place. The New Brunswick Nurses Union confirms the agreement reached earlier this year was signed on Friday.
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Province Pledges $490,000 To Develop Workforce As Thousands Of Unfilled IT Jobs Loom
Working with UNB’s McKenna Institute, TechImpact will manage a province-wide, multi-stakeholder effort to train, attract and retain IT professionals.
Serge Zably Says International Students Can Build New Lives And Careers In N.B.
Sponsored: As a former international student now supporting other international students, Serge Zably knows how vital newcomers are to their communities, as well as what opportunities are available to them after graduation.
Barrett Brothers Invest $2.5-Million In UNB Initiative To Grow Digital Economy
Ed Barrett wished the University of New Brunswick’s “entrepreneurial” leaders “many sleepless nights” and “exciting mornings” at an event in Saint Andrews Tuesday announcing the establishment of the Barrett Chair in Entrepreneurship for Digital Transformation.
Frank McKenna Says N.B.’s Digital Transformation Requires Better Networking
This week’s Digital Innovation Summit is just another step in the province’s digital transformation, says McKenna, a journey that started last fall with the formation of The McKenna Institute at UNB.
Union Files Complaint Against Nursing Home Association
After three years without a ratified nursing home agreement, the New Brunswick Nurses Union and the New Brunswick Association of Nursing Homes aim to sign off on a new deal this Friday
Dinnerbell App Officially Launches in Fredericton and Halifax
A new app from University of New Brunswick grads gives hungry Haligonians and Frederictonians information on their cities’ favourite restaurants.
How Moncton’s Hot Housing Market Is Keeping Contractors Busy
LCL Excavation can tell how quickly demand for housing is growing from the amount of water mains and roads it’s installing in Moncton subdivisions.
Imperial Theatre Facilitates Conversation About Reconciliation With Indigenous Rights Advocate And Author
Sponsored: Jesse Thistle’s life story serves as a cultural touchstone of being indigenous in modern Canada, a living example for all Canadians to search out the corners of our own difficult past in an attempt to find inspiration for healing and change.
Displaced Ukrainian IT Professionals Finding Work In Atlantic Canada
The CEO for TechImpact says Atlantic Canadian companies have pledged to provide employment to displaced Ukrainians, with some offering additional support for immigration, travel, housing and more.
