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Trucking HR Canada Honours 104 Top Fleet Employers at Annual Awards Gala

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THRC Delivers Trucking’s Voice at National Workforce Development Summit

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Trucking HR Canada releases Q2 2024 labour market snapshot

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Trucking HR Canada Releases Labour Market Snapshot Q2 2024 for Alberta

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Authentic leadership: Why connection matters

(September 10, 2024) Commentary by Angela Splinter, CEO   “People buy into the leader, then the vision.” — Leadership Expert John Maxwell Many people believe that if the cause is good enough, people will automatically follow no matter who is leading. But that’s not always how it works — people who take time to get […]

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Exciting Update: Now More Locations can Participate in David Irvine Leadership Webinar Series

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A respectful workplace: Making it real in five steps

(August 15, 2024) Commentary by Angela Splinter, CEO   “The key to building a great culture is to recognize that ordinary people want to do extraordinary things. Your job as a leader is to create an environment that supports this to happen.” Sean Durfy, Former President and CEO, WestJet Building a respectful workplace is one […]

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Trucking HR Canada Welcomes New Board Members

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New resources and tools to support driver training

(July 23, 2024) Commentary by Craig Faucette, Chief Program Officer We’ve been sharing news recently about the updated National Occupation Standard (NOS) for commercial transport truck operators which was released in the spring. This important work also includes a suite of tools developed to support employers and others with their occupational level training (OLT), commonly […]

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Raising the bar in recruitment and retention of truck drivers means raising the bar in their training

(July 23, 2024) Commentary by Angela Splinter, CEO Skills and training remain one of THRC’s 5 key strategic goals, supporting our work in ensuring that Canada’s road transportation network has the skilled workforce needed for today and into the future. This work supports industry in developing highly skilled, productive, and safe drivers. The work started […]