Building and Educating Tomorrow's Workforce Ministers' Symposium

Edmonton's September 2006 symposium brought key stakeholders together to discuss industry best practices. Participants shared ideas on attracting and retaining skilled workers and discussed innovating approaches to developing existing talent.

Document Title and Description	Date (dd/mm/yy)	Format
Building and Educating Tomorrow's Workforce - Alberta's 10 Year Strategy
Susan Williams, Alberta Human Resources and Employment & Shirley Dul, Alberta Advanced Education	26/09/06
Developing Our Talent
Denise Isbister, Weldco-Beales (Presentation & Speaking Notes)	21/09/06
Steven Collicutt, Collicutt Energy Services Raising the Standards	21/09/06
Sharon Carry, Bow Valley College	19/09/06
The Importance of Good Information Top
Brad Anderson, Alberta Chamber of Resources and Construction Owners Association of Alberta The Energy of Information (Presentation & Speaking Notes)	19/09/06
Cheryl Knight, Petroleum Human Resources Council of Canada Career Awareness in the Petroleum Sector: Effective Practices for Promoting Career Paths	19/09/06
E. H. Guy Mallabone, WorldSkills Calgary 2009	21/09/06
Building & Educating Tomorrow's Workforce - Opportunities & Challenges Top
Dr. Paul Byrne, Grant MacEwan College	21/09/06
Attracting and Retaining Talent Top
Denise Bodnaryk, Wal-Mart Canada Corp. Redefining the Workforce: Strategies for Hiring Older Workers & Youth	19/09/06
Stephen King, Intuit Canada Attracting, Developing, and Retaining Knowledge Workers at Intuit Canada	21/09/06
James Keirstead, Blue Falls Manufacturing Innovative Approaches to Attracting, Developing, and Retaining Employees	21/09/06
Chris Thomas, Tim Hortons Community Recruitment Solutions	19/09/06
Michael Phair, City of Edmonton	19/09/06
Jeffrey Dawson and Scott Boyd, Central Alberta Economic Partnership, Regional Labour Force Working Group The Central Alberta Collaborative Labour Force Strategy	19/09/06
Susan Cassidy, Calgary Health Region Workforce Strategies	21/09/06