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MONTRÉAL — A survey conducted by Pomerleau, in conjunction with Leger, highlights the general public’s perception of the industry and is guiding the company towards initiatives aimed at tackling the labour shortage.
“We need to make sure construction trades become attractive career choices for as many people as possible. We need to restore the construction industry to its former glory. We have a responsibility to help people discover its most attractive features,” says Philippe Adam, Pomerleau’s CEO, in a statement.
Pomerleau has embarked on several initiatives it states will help tackle some of the issues such as PX3, a state-of-the-art training centre, and an internship program
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