Caught in a lie mr bennet ?

[maryjane48]

http://www.cknw.com/2016/03/30/site-c-d ... f=facebook


do tell mr bennett

[Urbane]

http://www.cknw.com/2016/03/30/site-c-dam-workers-bc/?sc_ref=facebook


do tell mr bennett

Good news:

Vanagas says their contractors are focused on hiring B.C. workers first, with the remaining jobs going to Canadians.

“I can tell you that the contractors are focused on filling all possible jobs with locals first, and then the remaining jobs going to other Canadians”

[maryjane48]

lol well the numbers dont lie like mr bennett does

[stuphoto]

You gotta remember that they say BC workers are Lazy. So they have no choice to bring in workers from elsewhere.

I noticed that they didn't mention if the additional workers are from Canada or imports.

[fluffy]

BC and Alberta are both parties to the Trade, Investment & Labour Mobility Agreement (TILMA) of 2006 that ensures the free movement of investment dollars, goods, services and workers between the two provinces. This has allowed countless BC residents, businesses and contractors free access to employment hotspots like the oilsands. I do believe a BC first policy would run against that agreement, at the least it would be an extremely bad political move considering BC is seeing an economic upswing and our neighbours to the east are enduring quite the opposite.

http://www.tilma.ca/the_agreement.asp

[Smurf]

If we want to be able to work in other provinces such as the Alberta oil sands then it is only right that they can work here. Also many of these jobs are specialized is it possible that we do not even have enough of the right people and must import. In all the sites I worked on over the years there were people from across the country. I now a fellow who works in the oil industry that actually travels across North America because he is one of very few specialists. I would think those are pretty fair averages and hopefully most of the remaining workers are Canadians. With our unemployment levels right now we should have enough home grown workers in Canada.


EDIT TO ADD:

As far as Mr. Bennett I will give him the benefit of the doubt as I'm sure those numbers fluctuate continuously and there are probably times when they are higher than 75%.

[fluffy]

As far as Mr. Bennett I will give him the benefit of the doubt as I'm sure those numbers fluctuate continuously and there are probably times when they are higher than 75%.

Exactly. And the workforce is currently numbering pretty low, somewhere around 500 I remember reading somewhere so that a 1% change means only five workers coming or going.

[twobits]

lol well the numbers dont lie like mr bennett does

Are you sure Mr Bennet is lying or are you just making chit up to fit in your program? I am sure Mr Bennet would love to have a one on one meet with your real identity to discuss slander.

[maryjane48]

if i met him id punch him . but since you didnt read the article then how would you know what he said . your threats are about as mature as a 2 year old

[maryjane48]

BC and Alberta are both parties to the Trade, Investment & Labour Mobility Agreement (TILMA) of 2006 that ensures the free movement of investment dollars, goods, services and workers between the two provinces. This has allowed countless BC residents, businesses and contractors free access to employment hotspots like the oilsands. I do believe a BC first policy would run against that agreement, at the least it would be an extremely bad political move considering BC is seeing an economic upswing and our neighbours to the east are enduring quite the opposite.

http://www.tilma.ca/the_agreement.asp

doesnt matter . he said 75 percent would be from bc . that was a lie

[maryjane48]

If we want to be able to work in other provinces such as the Alberta oil sands then it is only right that they can work here. Also many of these jobs are specialized is it possible that we do not even have enough of the right people and must import. In all the sites I worked on over the years there were people from across the country. I now a fellow who works in the oil industry that actually travels across North America because he is one of very few specialists. I would think those are pretty fair averages and hopefully most of the remaining workers are Canadians. With our unemployment levels right now we should have enough home grown workers in Canada.


EDIT TO ADD:

As far as Mr. Bennett I will give him the benefit of the doubt as I'm sure those numbers fluctuate continuously and there are probably times when they are higher than 75%.

doesnt matter but keep on defending lies

[MAPearce]

if i met him id punch him . but since you didnt read the article then how would you know what he said . your threats are about as mature as a 2 year old

Bahahahahaha ! Punch him ?

How is that threat MORE mature than a two year old ??

just go back to your bong. PLEASE ?

[The Green Barbarian]

if i met him id punch him .

I would pay to see that. And to watch you then be pepper-sprayed and thrown to the ground by his security detail.

[maryjane48]

lol im bruce lee i takem all on