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Canada’s manufacturing sector demonstrates cautious stability with over 80% of employers planning to maintain or expand staffing levels. However, persistent skilled labour shortages and supply chain disruptions continue challenging the industry’s long-term planning capabilities.
Canada’s manufacturing sector is demonstrating cautious stability in workforce planning despite ongoing economic challenges, according to reports from a recent national survey. The Workforce Pulse report released by EMC in partnership with Future Skills Centre reveals that more than 80% of manufacturing employers across Canada expect to maintain or expand their staffing levels over the next quarter.
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