HR Vendors Guide

2014 HR Vendors Guide

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HR Vendors Guide 2014 19 Cultural Human Resources Council Ottawa, ON (613) 562-1535 Fax: (613) 562-2982 (866) 562-1535 Email: info@culturalhrc.ca Website: www.culturalhrc.ca/index-e. asp Working with representatives of arts disciplines and cultural indus- tries, the council seeks to address the training and career develop- ment needs of employers and cultural workers, including artists, technical staff and managers. The cultural sector includes the live performing arts, writing and pub- lishing, visuals arts and crafts, film and television, broadcasting, digital media, heritage and music and sound recording. ECO Canada (Environmental Careers Organization) Calgary, AB (403) 233-0748 Fax: (403) 269-9544 Email: info@eco.ca Website: www.eco.ca One of Canada's largest online resources for environmental jobs, training and certification. A not- for-profit, industry-led organiza- tion that conducts labour market research, hosts one of Canada's largest environmental job boards and provides a wide variety of resources to help professionals explore, find and advance their environmental careers. Electricity Human Resources Canada (formerly Electricity Sector Council) Ottawa, ON (613) 235-5540 Fax: (613) 235-6922 Email: info@electricityhr.ca Website: www.electricityhr.ca An association that seeks to pro- vide practical solutions to human resource issues to the electricity and renewable energy industry. It offers workplace support, labour market intelligence, partnership op- portunities and networking. Enform (formerly Petroleum Human Resources Council of Canada) Calgary, AB (403) 516-8000 Fax: (403) 516-8166 (800) 667-5557 Email: customerservice@enform.ca Website: www.enform.ca The safety association for the up- stream oil and gas industry in Brit- ish Columbia, Alberta and Saskatch- ewan. The association's mission is to help companies achieve their safety goals by providing practices, assessment, training, support, met- rics and communication. Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium (EMC) (formerly the Textiles Human Resources Council) Owen Sound, ON (519) 376-0470 Fax: (519) 376-6092 (866) 323-4362 Email: info@emccanada.org Website: www.emccanada.org/ group_spaces/canadian_manufactur- ing_network A not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping manufacturers grow and become more competi- tive. EMC is one of Canada's largest manufacturing consortiums and oversees more than 1,000 hands-on industry events annually and has almost 2,000 member manufactur- ers. Food Processing HR Council Ottawa, ON (613) 237-7988 Fax: (613) 237-9939 (877) 96FPHRC (963-7472) Email: dpoulin@fphrc.ca Website: www.fphrc.com/en.aspx The council monitors the food pro- cessing industry's human resource developments and needs and deliv- ers HR information and training tools to support a safe and secure food supply and a viable and com- petitive food processing sector. The council focuses on communication, market knowledge, skills develop- ment and training, and attraction and retention of workers. Forum for International Trade Training (FITT) Ottawa, ON (613) 230-3553 Fax: (613) 230-6808 (800) 561-3488 Email: info@fitt.ca Website: www.fitt.ca/home A not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing international business training, resources and professional certification to indi- viduals and businesses. Its mission is to build the knowledge, skills and abilities of people, businesses and organizations to access global markets, reduce and manage the risks of integrative trade and en- able profitable competition. Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC) Ottawa, ON (613) 237-8551 Fax: (613) 230-3490 Email: info@ictc-ctic.ca Website: www.ictc-ctic.ca Provides expertise in information and communications technology (ICT) research, policy development and workforce solutions and is an independent and neutral policy ad- viser to business and governments across Canada. Its goal is to enable industries to maintain a competi- tive advantage in a global market and develop Canada's future skilled and innovative talent. HR Professional Development — HR Associations 2014 HRVG.indd 19 14-01-27 2:05 PM

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