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Episode 7
Season 1
Recruiting & Retention – What Organizations Can Do to Keep Safety a Top Priority with New Employees
In this episode, Josh, along with co-host Rob Dombowsky, Advisor of Safety, HR & Labour at AMTA, sit down with BJ Zoobkoff, Talent Acquisition Manager with XTL Transport, as we discuss recruiting and retention, and what employers and their staff can do, to keep safety a top priority, each and every day.
Do you have a question about HR requirements, best practices for hiring and retaining employees? Email us at wss@amta.ca
Do you have a question about HR requirements, best practices for hiring and retaining employees? Email us at wss@amta.ca
- We encourage you to attend AMTA’s Annual Conference, to hear BJ speak on the Diversity Panel conversation. To register, and see full contact details here. (Registration closes April 4th, 2024)
- BJ highlights AMTA’s training simulator and the value it brings to her team of professional drivers. You can learn more about our training simulator here.
- Learn more about AMTA’s Driver Appreciation event, and how you can get involved by visiting here. (More information on this event will become available in the future, in the meantime, reach out to events@amta.ca for questions or inquiries)
- You can reach out to BJ directly through email BJ.Zoobkoff@xtl.com
Listeners, don’t forget about the AMTA Mailbag! We want to hear from you with your industry queries. DM us with your questions and we will answer via the AMTA Mailbag segment in future episodes or directly via our team of advisors.
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