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August 2006
The results of the 2006 engineers and geoscientists salary surveys are now available. Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Newfoundland and Labrador (PEG), together with the other three Atlantic Canada professional engineering associations (APENS, APEGNB, APEPEI), have completed a joint salary survey for engineers. PEG has also completed a separate survey for Newfoundland and Labrador geoscientists.
PEG
Joins Government Skills Task Force
To meet the demand for skilled workers and to position Newfoundland and Labrador to participate fully in emerging opportunities, business, labour, education and other key stakeholders are assisting Government to develop the province's workforce.
Gordon
Williams, P. Geol. Receives First Canadian Professional Geoscientist Award
The Canadian Council of Professional
Geoscientists (CCPG) has announced its first award for professional merit
- The Canadian Professional Geoscientist
Award.
Kenneth
C. McMartin, P. Eng. Named CCPE President
Stretching
the Limits: Work Place Flexibility for Female Engineers
Green Bay Landfill Site is the First
Engineered Designed Provincial Landfill
APGO
Policy Changes for Registration of Geoscientists under IAMA
Announcement
of Revised CCPE Guideline
Water in the City Conference, September
17-20, 2006
Highlights
of CCPE's Annual Meeting, May 31-June 3, 2006
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