years,
ix classmate ar areat B.C, Hy.
ntre,)\where they: ‘are ‘taking’ aix ee)
no cuseronm instruction, Before the layoff Rotices,\they were
‘ 7 “dk
off by, B.C. are
jisb-called job security see in

least the 'next}two
with bia wile fia _

Union spokesman Peel said the epprenti
cent (now $18.76 an hour) of a regular lin
their wage going up to95 per cent 6:

six mont

foreign ‘arms sales ‘this’ year,
with Saudi Arabia again the

lumber sorter at B.C. Timbe:

at Celgar.

pi director. of. Rosemont ‘Cam-

‘ap rentices must. “pus, said that he agreed with

gradually ' ‘shift’: tow: a ‘competency-bas training,

sconipeteney: based” system < calling it “one of: the most in-

that would meet th needs of . ‘novative”.; concepts in. ap-
the individuals. prenticeship training.

‘That: ‘was. the’. message: He; said that: by allowing

2: Dunean McRae, director of. apprentices to complete their

the ‘Ministry. ‘of, Education’ schooling at their own; rate
Votathieal Prog aute

§ ocr es than rand Sana

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® Displays and exhibits throughout the coll featuring the following aepartinents:
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Recreation, Nursing, Business Administration, Social $

tradesman’ instead of ‘im-
tives’ and rae school cou ple enting their own train-
sellors | that. “competency- » ‘Ograms,

“They: (the apprentices)
‘role as a type of delivery for wouldn't r move for the sake of
programs of the ft
He:

Is pre-apprentice training pro- <

ining
should be “personally identi- gram scheduled to come on
fied” ‘for. apprentices to en-~ tream..in B.C... colléges. in
* that the’ individual ‘January ‘should’ instead be

same day.

iB req are in high schools,

t. : The entry. level: training
‘We're not talking in«fu- program —_which replaces
ture of fixed times - the current pre-employment pro-
prentices will’ come in-as. grams — gives those who,

¢ individuals and thi may/or wish. to become tradesmen

Thay not go out’ the: door the® the opportunity to enroll in
” i core program that contains

lerstand “all trades, The next: step in |: ’
red in the program) would allow

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high schools with the special-
ization stage available in col-
leges.

However, panelist Hugh

pared to get in line ar wait

like everybody. else does.”
Panelists slated to speak at

the day-long conference: in-

DOES VOUR lee eal
NEED A CHECKUP? ¢

Robinson, said he felt that cluded apprentices, represen-
students should not have to tatives from labor, employer
make career decisions before groups, ministry of education

they leave high school. and college officials.;;,. :.;
Robinson, apprenticeship A Selkirk College apokes-
coordinator for the Inter- man who helped to, organize
national Woodworkers of the forum said the purpose of
America, said students the discussions was to inform
should instead be told they employers of the apprentice
rstand little chance of employ- ve wee cond to.come : up
‘if they apply as a ap... with 1

hools faster ‘potential apprentices to spec.

re-employment cu ae, rate

mpgoye the 5
oe af

“I feel it is far better to be
fair and up front, rather then
mislead them i

cipal of Selkirk: Colle
only about 10 to:16 per:

he said. He later added, “We
now have fewer people in
training then we had a year
ago.”

He suggested that stu-
dents wishing to enter a
trade should get “the best
all-round education," and

eae ‘groups. > :
Employers of small fom.
panies who. were
attend had to decline. ijecatuse
they had to “keep the. shop
open,” Perra said.
But he noted that many of

‘then try and get a job in the
industry,

“I know it's hard (to get a
job) but they have to be pre-

the loy have been
made more aware ‘of the
apprenticeship. programs *
through mail-out «of. infor-
mation and invitations. *

Restaurant union.

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VANCOUVER (CP) — A

< new union established to raid
“Local 40.of the Hotel, Res-

taurant, Culinary Employees
and Bartenders Union ap-
plied:at the B.C. Labor Re-

- lations Board on Tuesday for

‘epresentation votes at 15

‘B.C. hotels.

It was the second union in
vo days to make such an
application,

The raiding union — the
Hotel, Restaurant, Culinary
‘Workers’ and. Bartenders

“Union 8 was formed by Local
i 40/members upset by the re-

raids underway :

The union is being
by the Brewery, Winery,
Distillery Workers Union; an
c .

eration of Labor. ti

Union business manager.
Marie Decaire ‘declined’ ;-to
name the locations where the
union has signed up a major-.
ity of employees.

Another union raiding the
14,000-member: Local’ 40° —~
the Canadian‘ Hotel ‘and. Al-:
lied Workers, ‘an. affiliate’ of
the Canadian Assoration

Allied: Workers :— aed
Monday for a representation:
vote at a Vancouver hotel."

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