Moncton Businesses Facing Labour Shortages, Says Chamber Survey
The survey by the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Moncton shows business owners are optimistic about the local economy, but more pessimistic about the provincial outlook in 2019.
The survey by the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Moncton shows business owners are optimistic about the local economy, but more pessimistic about the provincial outlook in 2019.
Innovatia, the University of New Brunswick, and Saint John-based CBCL, an engineering and environmental firm with offices in Fredericton and Moncton, also made the list.
Richard Saillant says annual data from Statistics Canada shows slight growth in New Brunswick’s labour force by 600 people, but underlying demographic challenges remain.
The popular Moncton company is shaking things up, turning the 2nd Floor restaurant into an event centre. The cafe across the street will also serve as a sushi bar with Japanese street-food after hours.
Nationally, the unemployment rate for the year fell to 5.6 per cent – the lowest in 43 years.
On Thursday, the Canadian Football League announced a regular−season game will probably be played in Halifax, Moncton or Antigonish as part of the Schooners franchise drive.
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There are already five projects worth more than $10-million, and many smaller ones in the pipeline, including FiveFive Queen, a condo complex and boutique hotel that will also have a Gahan Pub.
The creators of the world’s first cool looking onesie have had a crazy year, and they don’t plan on slowing down in 2019.
Charitable giving creates a positive image in the community, improves internal corporate culture, and attracts and retains quality employees.