TORONTO—March 6, 2007—The Mining Industry Human Resources Council (MiHR) announces industry-wide strategy to attract, retain and educate skilled workers, to address expected 80,000 worker shortage in the next 10 years.
WHAT: MiHR announces strategy to address critical worker shortage in mining industry
WHO: Paul Hebert, Executive Director, MiHR
The Hon. Monte Solberg, Minister of Human Resources and Social Development
WHEN: Tuesday, March 6, 2007 12 noon, EST
WHERE: Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada Convention Metro Toronto Convention Centre
Main Hall Room 101
WHY:
- Mining is a major contributor to the Canadian economy
- The mining sector plays an especially crucial role in rural areas where it is often a major employer of locals
- Survival and viability of the Canadian mining sector is in danger as the industry faces a severe shortage to the tune of 80,000 of skilled workers
- MiHR is coordinating industry-wide efforts to address this critical shortage
RSVP: Annette Yuen
MAVERICK Public Relations
t. 416.640.5525 x231
f. 416.640.5524
e. annettey[at]maverickpr.com
www.maverickpr.com
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