Manitoba Business Leaders Believe Recession Is Over, But Economic Turmoil Results In Less Demand For Skilled Labour

Winnipeg – Manitoba CEOs and company leaders agree the economic turmoil that began in September 2008 is now a thing of the past. Meanwhile, the shortage of skilled workers that has plagued Manitoba businesses in the recent past has eased considerably. These findings emerged from the Manitoba Business Leaders Survey, an annual scientific survey of Manitoba’s CEOs, company presidents and business owners. The survey is conducted by Probe Research Inc. and is based upon the results of telephone interviews with 201 private-sector business spokespersons.

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Winnipeg, Manitoba – An overwhelming majority of Manitobans expect it will be at least another year before the Canadian economy will recover from recession. These results emerged from a survey of 1,000 Manitoba adults, conducted in mid- to late March by Probe Research Inc. The survey was sponsored by Jory Capital Inc. and released exclusively to the Winnipeg Free Press.

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