ACSESS 2019 National Conference
This is the only national conference dedicated to the areas of research, recruitment and staffing in Canada. The conference program will provide executives, professionals and innovators with opportunities to strengthen their competitive advantage, find new solutions and expand their networks with industry leaders from across North America.
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Now Available: ACSESS Government Relations Report February 2019
A primary objective of ACSESS is to actively represent the industry and our membership before governments by providing input on employment legislation and regulations at the national and provincial levels. At the same time, ACSESS assumes a leadership role in ensuring that industry members are aware of legislation and regulatory changes which may affect their businesses and responsibilities as employers.
Did you attend (or have to miss) Leading Canada to Work - ACSESS 2018 National Conference?
We're excited to share this short video for learning, networking and exhibitor highlights.
Weeding out fly-by-night “temp” agencies
Mary McIninch, Executive Director, Government Relations, ACSESS was a guest contributor in this months HR Reporter magazine. Please click on the link to read her take on the “fly by night temp agencies” and what changes are being made.
Don’t Take Yourself Too Seriously
Angela Chambers, President and Managing Partner of Mercer Bradley joins Todd Lewandowski in his Podcast Series entitled Secrets of Staffing Success. Angela talks about staffing and her role at Mercer Bradley, how valuable ACSESS's training is to her staff, as well as about her involvement on the board.
The Canadian Staffing Index was 89 in February. The Canadian Staffing Index reflects the volume of demand for temporary staffing in Canada. It is based upon the number of billed hours reported by a monthly panel of leading staffing firms, and the index is not adjusted for seasonal factors.
Click here for complete February 2019 Canadian Staffing Index details
ASCESS discusses benefits of temporary work in Brantford Expositor
Mary McIninch, executive director ACSESS, provides commentary on the benefits of temporary/contingent work in the Brantford Expositor as the City of Brantford considers a resolution to ban hiring temporary workers to fill many city jobs.
ACSESS: Promotional Ideas for Globe and Mail Leadership Lab column from Mary McIninch
Today the Globe and Mail published a contributed article called HR leaders need to tap into their data gold mine under my byline. It includes commentary from ACSESS leaders Jeff Nugent, Managing Director, Contingent Workforce Solutions and Marc-Étienne Julien, CEO Randstad. Eighty-two per cent of organizations plan to focus on workplace analytics in the next three years (2016 report by prestigious Society for HR Management Foundation/ Economist Magazine Intelligence Unit).
Gig economy: Just the ticket for transitioning boomers?
Wednesday July 20, 2016 - The following article was written by Mary McIninch, Executive Director of the Association of Canadian Search Employment and Staffing Services (ACSESS), as a Special to The Globe and Mail, and published in the Globe Careers' Leadership Lab series, where executives and experts share their views and advice about leadership and managment.
Industry Best Practices for Engaging Public Servants
When contacting government officials in relation to temporary help and professional services, ACSESS members are expected to follow our Code of Ethics and observe the highest principles of integrity and professionalism.
Event Cancellation Policy
The Association of Canadian Search Employment & Staffing Services (ACSESS) reserves the right to refuse/cancel registrations. If ACSESS refuses a registration, registrants will be offered a full refund.