Newsletter – Best practices for recruiting, integrating and retaining the indigenous workforce in the natural resources sectors
Recruitment, integration and retention practices for the indigenous workforce
We are pleased to provide you with a newsletter on best practices for recruiting, integrating and retaining indigenous workers in the natural resources sectors. The purpose of this document is to assist First Nations in negotiating and implementing agreements with the various developers of natural resource projects concerning the employment and training of the indigenous workforce.
This newsletter was produced in collaboration with Professor Joanie Caron. The latter was inspired by her doctoral thesis produced in 2020 at the School of Indigenous Studies of the Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue under the supervision of Professor Hugo Asselin.
Find out more about the research project
To find out more about the research project, we invite you to watch this video by Joanie Caron, professor at the Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, published by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council as part of the 2020 annual “J’ai une histoire à raconter” (French only) competition.
