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Who they met
Not in Arena's member list12 met · 17 meetings
Miles Wu
Brett Szmul
Roy Karam
Tyler Freeman
Antioco Puddu
Benoit Cadieux
Chelsea-Leigh Robinson-Sharman
Claire Gabillard
erin connell
Katharine Wright
Shafkat Huda
Stephane Goudreault
Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) (14) · Health Canada (HC) (2) · House of Commons (1)
In their own words
Blue Branch is looking to help tackle the labour crisis by connecting skilled workers with employers using “supercommuting,” a model that encourages workers to travel for work for stints of time while not forcing them to uproot their lives. In an effort to increase the uptake of labour mobility and facilitate the movement of workers, Blue Branch is seeking to work with government to address barriers such as housing, skilled trade shortages, and construction.
Engaging federal departments to seek further information and funding opportunities to continue moving Internationally Educated Health Care Professionals into rural and remote communities through a labour mobility approach.
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