CCA Updates
CCA Update March 18, 2020
CCA Update March 18, 2020 Dear Members and Colleagues, CCA UPDATE Another day, more developments and more questions. We are continuing to reach out across the industry in order to learn what we can. With many questions and concerns arising daily we are continually looking for ways to assist members in finding answers or guidance. Yesterday morning we held our inaugural HR call and we will be continuing these throughout this week. Our Business Hub is co-hosting an online Zoom chat from 9:00 – 10:00 AM for business owners, managers and supervisors with Michelle Berg of Elevated HR where she...
Government of Alberta Update- March 18
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COVID Feedback to Government of Alberta- ACA
Please find here, a letter from Ken Gibson, Executive Director of Alberta Construction Association, to the Government of Alberta regarding major concerns that have been raised by member firms.
Tips for Disinfection
To view the ASP Bleack Disinfectant document on Mixing of Chlorine (Bleach) Solution for Disinfecting please click link below. ASP Bleach Disinfectant
COVID-19: Notice from Canadian Construction Association
COVID-19: Update from CCA Supporting our members. Supporting your business. Dear valued colleagues, These are unprecedented and challenging times. The impact of COVID-19 is changing at a rapid pace, but one thing that will not change is our commitment to you, your health, and the health of your business and employees. The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) is taking the following steps to support you during this difficult period. Defending your interests with the federal government CCA has been in daily contact with the Government of Canada to stay apprised of any policies in support of, or at odds with, the...
Coronavirus Skyrockets Cyber Crime Threats to Remote Workers
Click here for article Mar 17, 2020 Connections by Cara Bedford As the COVID-19 virus streaks through communities around the world, another threat is making itself known: cyber criminals. For many companies, new remote work options have been quickly put together and security has been relaxed to allow more staff members to work from home. This, coupled with fears over the virus itself, has given cyber criminals an opportunity to exploit WFH via phishing and RDP/remote access vulnerabilities. So, what do you and your staff members need to know? How Cyber Criminals Take Advantage of Your Employees As members of the...