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Page 2, News, Wednesday, November 30, 1988 The Terrace Bay/Schreiber News Reminds you that there are only 21 shopping days 'til Christmas. ee THE PROGRAM: The Human Resources: Employment Equity 2- year diploma program will prepare graduates for employment as part of a human resource management team. The program focuses on more than the traditional personnel! related courses. Pay Equity, Employment Equity, and Human Rights Management are three areas of specialized study. This combination of regular stream personne! courses with the significant emphasis on the specialized areas of study opens unique opportunities. © Personnel Assistant © Employment Equity Officer © Human Resource Consultant © Research Assistant Semester | Basic Communications | Introduction to Personnel & Industrial Relations Accounting Microcomputer Applications Human Rights Law Social Issues Semester I! Intermediate Communications Personnel Management Human Relations and Organizational Behaviour Equity Audit | Employment Equity/Pay Equity Law Organizational Change Training Methods CONFEDERATION COLLEGE Presents A Unique New Diploma Program HUMAN RESOURCES: EMPLOYMENT EQUITY THE NEED: Employers are becoming increasingly aware of the need to attract human resource personnel who can bring knowledge of human rights le- gislation to recruitment, job evaluation, perform- ance appraisal, promotion, benefits, training and development and employee termination. "Pay equity legislation which came into effect in Ontario on January 1, 1988 provides for pay equity to be: phased in for public and broader public sector as well as some private sector employers." "The Federal Employment Equity Act requires all companies with 100 or more employees that bid on goods and services contracts worth $200,000 or more to produce equity plans." POSSIBLE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES © Affirmative Action Co-ordinator © Training Consultant © Human Resource Officer © Employment Equity Assistant THE CURRICULUM Semester I! Management/Issues of the Future Collective Bargaining Wage and Salary Administration Interviewing, Recruitment, Selection and Orientation 2 Advanced Communications for Business Organizational Policy Development and impiementation Semester IV Four Month Job Placement FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: &. Registrar's Office at 475-6365 or - Communication Arts Department at 475-6210 Confederation College of Applied Arts and Technology es P.O. Box 398, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 4W1 Safe driving week begins tomorrow Take a minute and try the following quiz. The answers, as well as other valuable pieces of information are on page 9. Take the National Driving Quiz Answer the following questions True or False (T/F). 1) Drinking and driving is the number one cause of fatal traffic accidents in Canada. 2) Your chances are many times greater of being killed in a traffic collision if not "buckled up". 3) Statistically the month of December contains the highest number of motor vehicle fatalities. 4) At an unregulated intersection the vehicle on the right is required to yield to the vehicle on the left. 5) All factors being equal, cars with front wheel drive have better braking power than cars with rear wheel drive. 6) Driving with headlights on during the day increases your chances of being seen. 7) One method of protection against a tailgater is to ' increase the distance between you and the car in front. 8) When passing it is best to get within a car length of the vehicle you are passing before you pull out to overtake. 9) When confronted with a head-on collision it is better to drive off the road than to hit the oncoming car. LC), Car eb ge eo eae 0. ie Es a RN i ee) 9 ge se 10) At least 35% of all motor vehicle collisions could not have been prevented. af dkm/h FUEL ONLY NATIONAL SAFE DRIVING WEEK DECEMBER 1-7 Pic/Heron Indian band gets $20 million for small hydro project A power company, partly leased to the Begetekong Power owned by the Pic/Heron Bay Indian Band has been given the go- ahead to undertake a $20 million hydro project near Marathon on the northeast shore of Lake Superior. The announcement was made Nov. 17 by Natural Resources Minister Vincent Kerrio in Thunder Bay. The Crown-owned site will be Corporation, which is jointly owned by the band and David Carter, a hydro developer with three projects in the Dryden area. "This project will help the Pic/Heron Bay Band in its efforts to improve the economic and social well-being of the Heron Bay area," said Kerrio. "The band's proposal won out Continued on page 6 > OPEN UNTIL CHRISTMAS!!! From Tuesday thru Sunday 12-5p.m. Friday nights till 9 p.m. ROSSPORT 824-2106 "A nice Sunday drive"