Summary of "CME's 'We Can Do It!' Campaign and Government Recommendations"
The video discusses the CME's "We Can Do It!" campaign, which focuses on three main pillars aimed at increasing women's participation in manufacturing.
- Engagement and Inspiration: The campaign aims to inspire young women by showcasing role models in the manufacturing sector. This includes organizing open plant tours and integrating STEM activities and skilled trades into school curriculums from an early age.
- Attraction and Retention: The CME provides a diversity and inclusion toolkit to help organizations initiate conversations about inclusion. This toolkit offers roadmaps, ideas, and best practices for improving workplace diversity.
- Empowerment and Support: The campaign emphasizes the importance of women peer councils and leadership training for CME members. These initiatives facilitate mentorship opportunities and allow women to share experiences and best practices.
The video also highlights the need for government support in creating a comprehensive labor strategy for Canada. This strategy should address child care, sustainable transportation, and skills development for women. Additionally, the establishment of a funded Regional Industry Council is proposed to bring together various stakeholders to identify skills gaps and future workforce needs in manufacturing.
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