CEO Michelle Branigan represented EHRC at the tenth Clean Energy Ministerial and fourth Mission Innovation Ministerial (CEM10/MI-4) in Vancouver in May. This event brought together clean energy leaders from 25 […]
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EHRC at Clean Energy Ministerial 10 in Vancouver
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- Gender Equity, Industry Event
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EHRC Announces New Labour Market Information Study for Canada’s Electricity Industry –Highlights industry’s pressing need for workforce planning and development strategies
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- Labour Market
OTTAWA, Ontario -August 22, 2017 – Electricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC), today announced its upcoming National Labour Market Information (LMI) study − Workforce in Motion 2017-2022. Funded in part by the […]
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EHRC Announces New Board Chair, Bids Farewell to Outgoing Leader
Following the EHRC Annual General Meeting on November 23rd, 2023, EHRC is pleased to announce the election of Nirav Patel, Director of Human Resources at Atura Power, as the Chair […]
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EHRC Announces 2015 EHRC Award of Excellence for Leader of the Year
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- Awards of Excellence, Best Practices, Industry Achievement
Ottawa, ON – November 26, 2015 – Electricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC), Canada’s leading source for human resources research and tools for the Electricity and Renewable Energy Industry, today announced […]
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EHRC and Government of Canada Launch Career Mentorship Program for Women in Electricity Industry
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- Diversity, Gender Equity
Ottawa, ON – May 12, 2015 – Electricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC), today announced Connected Women ─ a national mentorship model for women seeking to enter or advance in the […]
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EFC and Electricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC) Collaborate to Support HR Initiatives in the Canadian Electrical Industry
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- Diversity
EFC has become a Signatory for EHRC’s Leadership Accord on Gender Diversity July 24, 2019: Toronto, ON – Electro-Federation Canada (EFC) has formed a strategic partnership with Electricity Human Resources Canada […]
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Doing Diversity and Inclusion Right
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- Best Practices, Diversity Equity & Inclusion (DEI), HR Policy
According to the Electricity Human Resources Canada’s 2019 Labour Market Intelligence Study (LMI) Workforce in Motion, the Canadian electricity industry will need to recruit over 20,000 new employees—20% of the […]
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Digitally transform your SME with the Boost Your Business Technology grant
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- Best Practices, Wage Subsidy
Eligible businesses can get up to $15,000 to access a digital advisor, plus an interest-free loan and wage subsidy funding The Boost Your Business Technology grant helps Canadian-owned small and […]
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Add skilled young talent to the team at your SME with the Boost Your Business Technology grant
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- Best Practices, Wage Subsidy
Grant recipients can access up to $7300 in wage subsidy funding to hire a student or recent graduate New talent is the lifeblood of many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). […]
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Access wage subsidy funding and achieve your digital goals with the Boost Your Business Technology grant
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- Best Practices, Career, Wage Subsidy
Eligible SMEs can get up to $7,300 to employ a student or recent graduate The Boost Your Business Technology grant is one of two grants available through the Canada Digital […]
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7th Annual Ontario Power Symposium – April 24-25, 2018 – Toronto
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- Industry Event
Ontario’s power sector is currently at the peak of change. Disruption being predominant now more than ever, power producers are continuously incorporating new ways to encourage more on-grid engagement as […]
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Empowering youth: High school students learn electricity and climate solutions with new Electricity Now™ educational resource
Electricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC) and Electricity Canada are proud to announce the launch of Electricity Now™, a comprehensive suite of teaching resources designed for Grade 9 and 10 students.