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2019 Annual Report | Center for Automotive Research
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2019 Center for Automotive Research Annual Report Hello friends, On behalf of the team at CAR, I want to thank you for your support. The engagement and support of the automotive industry have been fundamental to the success of the Center for Automotive Research since our founding as an independen...Big news for the Windsor Essex region!
Congratulations to all companies elected to receive this funding!
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Province announces $2M and 194 new jobs for Windsor-Essex
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The provincial government is investing $2 million in local businesses to help create 194 new jobs and retain 199 positions in the automotive and manufacturing sectors.Its a proud moment today for Automate Canada and CAMM!
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The Chamber has announced its Business Excellent Awards Semi-Finalists and we have made it across the categories!
Young Professional of the Year:
Ryan Donally of WE-EDC
Professional of the Year:
Jonathon Azzopardi of Laval Tool
Gail Robertson of GailNow!
Mid-Size Company of the Year:
Brave Control Solutions Inc.
Large Company of the Year:
Cavalier Tool & Manufacturing
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Chamber announces finalists for Business Excellence Awards
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The Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce, marking a milestone anniversary this year while recognizing a leading environmental enterprise, unveiled the finalists for its Business Excellence Aw...Know anyone looking for a new beginning or a young adult ready for the career of their life? Share this amazing program for them!You read that right, it says FREE!
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"It’s important to recognize technology is changing the nature of manufacturing jobs as it continues to automate standard tasks. Jobs are safer, healthier, less manual, more knowledge intensive and focused more on solving problems than on repetitive tasks. Leading companies are focusing on human-centred production methods. They’re using advanced technologies to help employees achieve more customer value by working more flexibly and more efficiently on tasks that require the human skills and judgment machines do not yet possess."
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Manufacturing jobs and the future
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It’s common to read that technology is displacing jobs in manufacturing. Popular media stories concentrate too much on plant shutdowns and closures.