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BC EMPLOYERS RECOGNIZED FOR WORKFORCE DIVERSITY & INCLUSION generic viagra |
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Saturday, 02 February 2013 13:20 |
Five British Columbia employers from Retail, Tourism, Food and Beverage, Service and Non-profit sectors, were recognized yesterday for their leadership and commitment to workplace diversity and inclusion, at the 2012 BC Workplace Inclusion Conference.
Presented by Open Door Group and the BC Employer Diversity Forum, this second annual event brought together over 100 leading BC employers, service providers and thought leaders to learn, discuss and connect around engaging and retaining a diverse workforce.
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First in BC Latin American Trade Show - Expo Plaza Order Cialis Online |
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Saturday, 02 February 2013 13:07 |
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Don’t miss out on the opportunities
that Latin America has to offer!
Award-winning Vancouver businesswoman Paola Murillo, Founder and Director of LatinCouver—Vancouver’s leading business portal and socio-cultural network for Latin Americans and Latin enthusiasts—is proud to introduce the first Latin American cross-sector business trade show & conference in Canada. In bringing together an advisory committee, a board of directors, and a team of talented volunteers, ExpoPlaza Latina 2013 is going to be LatinCouver’s highlight event of the year.
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CIC launched new website to promote innovative approaches in foreign credential evaluation in Canada |
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Wednesday, 05 December 2012 00:00 |
Citizenship and Immigration Canada has launched a website promoting innovations in the assessment and recognition of foreign worker qualifications.
The International Qualification Network (IQN) website serves as a virtual space for employers, regulatory bodies, governments and organizations serving immigrants to capitalize on promising qualification assessment and recognition practices.
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Learn about “real” and “perceived” barriers in foreign credential recognition processes in BC > Summary Report
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