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A Message From The Chairman
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Welcome to the Council for Automotive Human Resources
(CAHR). CAHR is a national non-profit organization with
a volunteer board of directors, representative of stakeholders
from the Canadian automotive manufacturing sector. |
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| April 3, 2006 |
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Looking Ahead with CAHR’s Bob Magee |
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While Bob Magee, President and Chief Executive Officer of Woodbridge Foam Corporation, completes his two-year term as CAHR’s Chairman this month, his commitment to the Council and its mission remain as he assumes the role of Past-Chair. Recently, Automotive had a chance to sit down with Magee and gather his insights on CAHR’s past, present and future. |
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'Robots for Schools’ Program Gives Secondary School Students Real-World Experience |
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One of the biggest challenges facing the industry is the looming skills gap, largely due to the forthcoming retirement of the baby boomers and those with long auto manufacturing tenures. But how can we expect today’s high school students to consider a career in auto manufacturing when they can’t see a tangible link between the industry and what they’re learning in school? |
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CAHR
Drives Automotive Leadership, Skills and Innovation
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The Council
for Automotive Human Resources (CAHR) today launched
its new interactive website, a key initiative to
provide important information about Canada's automotive
manufacturing sector and its opportunities, and
to expand communications with the Council's broad
array of stakeholders. |
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Running
Near Empty: Addressing the Skills Shortage
in the Canadian Automotive Industry — 2005
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The Board of Directors of the Council for Automotive Human
Resources (CAHR) are pleased to release their report addressing
apprenticeship and the skills shortage in the Canadian
automotive industry. "Running Near Empty"
is available at www.cahr-crha.ca. |
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