Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC)

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  Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) Zuleika is a champion for including skilled immigrant talent as an optimum strategy to match specialized skills with demonstrated skills shortages. Check out her story...

  Zuleika Sgro, 2011 Canadian HR Reporter Individual Achievement Award triec.ca

  “This is just what I do. If I didn’t I wouldn’t be doing justice to my profession by leaving out a key market segment. I hope we can be an example to other companies.”

  2 days ago
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  Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) The Maytree Foundation recently held a contest asking what businesses can learn from non-profits and received advice from across Canada. The top five entries have just been announced, including a winning entry from TRIEC’s Charles Achampong, Manager, Corporate and Stakeholder Relations, Toronto. His tip: Hire globally by sourcing locally.

  Five things business can learn from non-profits triec.ca

  3 days ago
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  Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) Career Edge Organization’s Career Bridge program has been connecting skilled immigrants with leading Canadian employers through paid internships since 2003. It’s a win-win for employers and immigrants. Read their story and find out how you can take advantage of this program.

  

  Career Bridge – 2011 CBC Toronto Vision Award for Immigrant Inclusion triec.ca

  “Host employers tell us that they are blown away by the quality of talent in the Career Bridge program. This reinforces that Career Bridge is an effective means of finding and introducing exceptional people into their workforce.” - Anne Lamont,...

  8 days ago
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  Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) TRIEC is hiring an Instructional Designer to implement the design, development and ongoing review of TRIEC Campus e-learning materials around the integration of skilled immigrant talent. Check out the posting and share with those who may be interested.

  

  Opportunities triec.ca

  Since 2006 TRIEC has worked in partnership with employers to develop and build learning solutions for them. The TRIEC Learning Initiatives team is responsible for promoting our stakeholders capacity to successfully integrate skilled immigrants into...

  9 days ago
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  Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) When Huawei Canada established itself in Canada in 2008, they faced many challenges finding highly skilled talent they needed. Skilled immigrants were the solution. Check out their story.

  

  Huawei Canada – 2011 RBC Immigrant Advantage Award triec.ca

  To say that immigrants have built Huawei Canada is not an exaggeration. The global telecommunications company headquartered in Shenzhen, China attributes 100% of its success in Canada to its mostly immigrant employee base. Starting out, Huawei...

  16 days ago
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  Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) A big thank you to the Ontario Trillium Foundation for funding that will strengthen our outreach to professional immigrant networks.

  

  TRIEC receives funding from the Ontario Trillium Foundation triec.ca

  The Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) is helping TRIEC take its Professional Immigrant Networks Initiative (PINs) to the next level. OTF recently awarded TRIEC a two-year, $85,000 grant  to expand the outreach efforts of PINs...

  17 days ago
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  Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) TRIEC’s May 2012 e-lert is out, features new funding, a farewell message from Elizabeth McIsaac and tips and tools around immigrant inclusion. Check it out and if you didn't receive it, subscribe today!

  

  TRIEC’s May 2012 e-lert is out, features new funding and a farewell... triec.ca

  Read the farewell message from Elizabeth McIsaac and learn about new funding that is helping TRIEC extend its reach. Also, check out the e-Lert for what’s working in immigrant inclusion and tips and tools that you can use. To get the next issue of...

  21 days ago
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  Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) Maxxam believes that their co-op program for skilled immigrants has been key to their ability to find the needed talent to grow their business. Check out their story.

  

  Maxxam Analytics – 2011 Toronto Star Award for Excellence in... triec.ca

  Maxxam’s co-op program for skilled immigrants has evolved to become an essential recruitment strategy for their fluctuating client-driven work volumes and to address skill shortages in their field. It all starts with a...

  27 days ago
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  Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) It is with mixed emotions that we share the news of the pending departure of Elizabeth McIsaac, Executive Director of TRIEC. Joan Atlin, TRIEC's Director of Programs will be serving as interim Executive Director during the search process for a new leader.

  

  TRIEC Leadership Update triec.ca

  It is with mixed emotions that I announce the pending departure of Elizabeth McIsaac, Executive Director of the Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC).  Elizabeth has accepted a new role as Executive Researcher...

  29 days ago
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  Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) TRIEC Immigrant Success Awards Winners announced! Congratulations to Huawei Canada, Maxxam Analytics, Career Edge Organization's Career Bridge program and Zuleika Sgro from Questrade. Check out their stories and be inspired to better recruit and integrate skilled immigrants.

  

  TRIEC and RBC announce winners of 6th Annual Immigrant Success Awards triec.ca

  TRIEC’s Immigrant Success (IS) Awards recognize leadership and innovation in recruiting and retaining skilled immigrants in the Toronto Region. The four IS Awards winners represent different sectors of the Greater Toronto Region economy – from...

  1 month ago

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