Th
e Chatham-Kent Workforce Planning Board is hoping to learn more about the needs of CK residents.
A phone survey will be conducted by Statistics Canada next week on behalf of the Workforce Planning Board.
About 2000 randomly selected residents will be called and asked questions about work status, training, and work mobility. Answers provided in this voluntary survey will help the planning board better understand the needs of workers in the area.
Callers will identify themselves as employees of Statistics Canada.
