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Economist says there's a skills mismatch between some newcomers and where they work

A Memorial University economics professor says employers in Newfoundland and Labrador are reporting labour shortages and looking for newcomers to fill them — but highly skilled workers aren’t always placed in the right field.
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Source: cbc.ca

She hasn't hugged her kids in months. Now, this N.L. rotational worker has a chance 'for normalcy'

She hasnt hugged her kids in months. Now, this N.L. rotational worker has a chance for normalcy Some rotational workers in Newfoundland and Labrador and their families say new rules for COVID-19 testing and self-isolation will change their quality of life. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Mar 14, 2021 5:07 PM NT | Last Updated: March 14 Kelly Collins, an ironworker who spends most of the month in British Columbia, says Fridays rule changes for out-of-province workers like her means she migh...
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Stormy weather could prove to be a tough test for candidates on the campaign trail

Stormy weather could prove to be a tough test for candidates on the campaign trail Not only might the weather get in the way of campaigning, it could hamper people from becoming candidates in the first place. Elections NL is urging people to get their nomination papers in early. Social Sharing
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As anger raged about rotational workers, women organized. Here's what I learned

. A few weeks ago, I joined an online group organized by wives of rotational workers here in the province. It changed my perspective. Not that I had any particular perspective to change on rotational work or rotational workers per se. My partner works rotationally. He recently returned to our St. Johns house after isolation and testing. The last time we saw him was in August. When he left, it felt like I was staring down a long dark hallway of uncertainty, alone. Would school really reopen? ...
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Source: cbc.ca

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