Pilot program launched to transition displaced Stellantis workers into new jobs
By Global News
The closure of Stellantis’s Brampton assembly plant left some 2,000 workers out of a job, but now a $1-million pilot program is helping to get them working again. Toronto Pearson, United Way Greater Toronto and Peel Region have teamed up to launch the one-year initiative, designed to help workers build on the skills…
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