Oilsand workers want to switch to green jobs

[christopher]

1st. What is a "Green Job"?

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2nd. What number of current Site-C employees would have the acquired education to be able to apply for these jobs?

3rd. How many of these job positions are there currently in BC/Canada?

How many years of university education would it take a truck driver/loader operator/crusher operator/welder/and all the support personnel to be even marginally able to make the short list of potential candidates for these jobs?

I want some FACTS/poll to support that opinion.

The only place I know off that you could find openings for more then 1/2 of the jobs on your list is the OIL SANDS.
Not counting the environmental and safety people on site C hired by the contractors maybe 150 people will have a chance.
The thing is for every 1000 workers maybe 20 of these jobs can happen and if the other 980 workers are at home they don't need any.

[Dizzy1]

The only place I know off that you could find openings for more then 1/2 of the jobs on your list is the OIL SANDS.
Not counting the environmental and safety people on site C hired by the contractors maybe 150 people will have a chance.
The thing is for every 1000 workers maybe 20 of these jobs can happen and if the other 980 workers are at home they don't need any.

Ironic, isn’t it?

[The Green Barbarian]

The only place I know off that you could find openings for more then 1/2 of the jobs on your list is the OIL SANDS.
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People who oppose the oil sands are just such boneheads. So dumb.