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Combined Councils of Labrador News Release
Labrador Leaders Request further Consultation on Provincial Energy Plan
Saturday, 22 Sep 2007 8:47 pm ADT (-0300 GMT)
September 21, 2007
The Combined Councils of Labrador along with HVGB Mayor Leo Abbass, and Labrador City Mayor Graham Letto met in Happy Valley – Goose Bay today to discuss issues and concerns with the Provinces Energy Plan. In a unanimous voice all agreed that further consultation with the Combined Councils of Labrador, the Business Community and Labrador's Aboriginal Groups is required. There are many unanswered questions and concerns that must be addressed before support for the Energy...
The Combined Councils of Labrador along with HVGB Mayor Leo Abbass, and Labrador City Mayor Graham Letto met in Happy Valley – Goose Bay today to discuss issues and concerns with the Provinces Energy Plan. In a unanimous voice all agreed that further consultation with the Combined Councils of Labrador, the Business Community and Labrador's Aboriginal Groups is required. There are many unanswered questions and concerns that must be addressed before support for the Energy...
Employment Opportunity
Saturday, 22 Sep 2007 10:31 am ADT (-0300 GMT)
Employment Opportunity
Executive Director
Re-Advertised
The Combined Councils of Labrador is looking for a qualified candidate to fill the role of Executive Director. The Combined Councils of Labrador is a non-profit organization representing the 32 communities in Labrador.
The organization is involved in a range of activities including advocacy for Labrador community issues, the delivery of programs and services, event organization and liaison with other municipal organizations.
Individuals...
Executive Director
Re-Advertised
The Combined Councils of Labrador is looking for a qualified candidate to fill the role of Executive Director. The Combined Councils of Labrador is a non-profit organization representing the 32 communities in Labrador.
The organization is involved in a range of activities including advocacy for Labrador community issues, the delivery of programs and services, event organization and liaison with other municipal organizations.
Individuals...
Summer Student Employment Opportunity
Friday, 13 Jul 2007 10:32 am ADT (-0300 GMT)
The Combined Councils of Labrador office located in North West River is currently seeking to hire one summer student. All applicants must be returning to school in the fall.
Position will run for six week duration.
Office Assistant
The Office Assistant will assist the Executive Director with support services for the
Combined Councils of Labrador office located in North West River.
Duties include but not limited to:
Data Entry, answering telephone, photocopying, filing and...
Position will run for six week duration.
Office Assistant
The Office Assistant will assist the Executive Director with support services for the
Combined Councils of Labrador office located in North West River.
Duties include but not limited to:
Data Entry, answering telephone, photocopying, filing and...
CCL calling for both sides of VBNC Strike to get back to Negotiation Table.
Tuesday, 22 May 2007 7:52 am ADT (-0300 GMT)
May 18th, 2007
The Combined Councils of Labrador are calling upon both sides of the latest Voisey's Bay Strike to get back to the negotiation table. The current dispute between TSI and its workers is and will continue to have a negative effect on Labrador's 32 Communities. The two sides must meet in order to reach an agreement that will see workers back to work.
The Combined Councils of Labrador is not supportive of having outside workers brought in to conduct work that would normally be done...
The Combined Councils of Labrador are calling upon both sides of the latest Voisey's Bay Strike to get back to the negotiation table. The current dispute between TSI and its workers is and will continue to have a negative effect on Labrador's 32 Communities. The two sides must meet in order to reach an agreement that will see workers back to work.
The Combined Councils of Labrador is not supportive of having outside workers brought in to conduct work that would normally be done...
CCL Outraged with changes to Summer Student Employment Program
Friday, 18 May 2007 9:52 am ADT (-0300 GMT)
The Combined Councils of Labrador are extremely concerned and disappointed with the drastic changes to the Summer Student Employment Program administered by Service Canada. Many Labrador community groups such as Town Councils, Local Service Districts and Community Governments who have in the past relied on Summer Student Employment were shocked to hear that they did not meet the criteria.
Combined Councils of Labrador President Stanley Oliver stated "Students throughout Labrador will have a...
Combined Councils of Labrador President Stanley Oliver stated "Students throughout Labrador will have a...
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