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Checking Your Blind Spots: Identifying Gender Gaps in the Workplace
Identify gender gaps and turn insight into action. This toolkit helps trucking and logistics employers assess workplace gender equity through leadership discussion questions, a gender-focused SWOT analysis, employee survey questions, policy review guidance, and practical next steps to support women’s participation, safety, retention, and advancement.
Women at Work: Best Practices Guide
Attract, hire, retain, and advance more women in trucking and logistics. This best practices guide helps employers assess gender gaps, strengthen recruitment and hiring, improve workplace safety, support retention, create career pathways, build mentorship opportunities, and foster a more inclusive
Women with Drive: Maintaining our Momentum
Understand what is driving women’s participation in trucking and logistics. This research summary explores labour market challenges, women’s workforce trends, career-seeking women’s perceptions, employer actions, safety and work-life balance concerns, industry image, mentorship, training, and opportunities to recruit, retain, and advance more women.
My Toolbox for Mentoring Women in Canada’s Trucking Industry: Employer & Association Guide
Build stronger mentoring pathways for women in trucking and logistics. This guide helps employers, associations, and industry organizations create mentoring programs using one-on-one mentorships, online peer networks, and local women’s events to support recruitment, retention, career growth, knowledge transfer, and inclusion.
Bridging the Gap: Women In Trucking and Logistics
Bridging the Gap: Women in Trucking and Logistics highlights the growing presence, confidence, and opportunity for women in Canada’s trucking and logistics industry. Through the voices of women working in the sector, this video challenges outdated perceptions about trucking and shows that the industry offers meaningful career pathways, welcoming workplaces, and opportunities for people who are willing to learn and grow. The resource reinforces that trucking is not simply a stop-gap job, but a long-term career path with room for women and other underrepresented groups to build skills, gain confidence, and contribute to the industry’s future. It also emphasizes the importance of industry ambassadors, associations, and employers in helping shift perceptions, reduce stigma, and promote the value of trucking and logistics careers to diverse talent pools. This resource is ideal for: • Employers looking to attract more women into trucking and logistics roles • HR and recruitment teams promoting inclusive career pathways • Industry associations supporting workforce diversity • Career counsellors, schools, and training partners introducing trucking careers • Women exploring driving, logistics, operations, or transportation careers • Employers building a more welcoming and representative workforce