The Workplace Culture Program helps Nova Scotia employers better understand the benefits of hiring international talent and the importance of immigrant experience in the workplace. Employers learn methods to improve intercultural competence and how to hire and retain immigrant employees.
The Workplace Culture Program helps Nova Scotia employers better understand the benefits of hiring international talent and the importance of immigrant experience in the workplace. Employers learn methods to improve intercultural competence and how to hire and retain immigrant employees. This is the second session in our workshop series. With this online workshop, we examine how intercultural competencies can help your organization succeed.
The Workplace Culture Program helps Nova Scotia employers better understand the benefits of hiring international talent and the importance of immigrant experience in the workplace. Employers learn methods to improve intercultural competence and how to hire and retain immigrant employees.
The Workplace Culture Program helps Nova Scotia employers better understand the benefits of hiring international talent and the importance of immigrant experience in the workplace. Employers learn methods to improve intercultural competence and how to hire and retain immigrant employees. This is the third session in our workshop series. In this online workshop, we identify and address common systemic barriers, which interfere with recruiting and interviewing immigrant and newcomer talent.
The Workplace Culture Program helps Nova Scotia employers better understand the benefits of hiring international talent and the importance of immigrant experience in the workplace. Employers learn methods to improve intercultural competence and how to hire and retain immigrant employees. This is the fourth session in our workshop series. With this online workshop, we look at common systemic barriers which impede organizations from onboarding and retain newcomer talent.
Join us for conversations about the New Waterford Community Hub project, part of the Cape Breton Healthcare Redevelopment work underway.
Join CANS and representatives of the Cape Breton Partnership for this networking and information session!
As Nova Scotia becomes more culturally diverse, we all need to learn how to welcome and work with immigrants and build a better community together.
The Nova Scotia Office of Equity and Anti-Racism Initiatives (OEA) and the Cape Breton Partnership invite Cape Breton - Unama'ki residents and businesses to join us for an open virtual discussion on the proposed legislation on equity and anti-racism poised to be introduced in the spring session of the legislature.
Join Service Nova Scotia and Internal Services, Procurement Assistance Canada (PAC), and the Cape Breton Partnership for an informational webinar for local businesses who are interested in learning the procurement process and how local businesses can sell to government
Construction is booming in CBRM — celebrate that success with CANS! Build relationships with CANS Members in Cape Breton and foster new connections with potential partners and suppliers before your next project starts. On April 28, join CANS in Cape Breton to kick off a busy construction season at our 2022 CANS Brandt Tractor Spring Fling!
Join us for conversations about the Northside Health Complex project, part of the Cape Breton Healthcare Redevelopment work underway.
