The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) is initiating research on the challenges facing women truck drivers as well as barriers that discourage women from considering a career as a truck…
ATRI Research Delves Into Challenges for Women Drivers Read more...
Trucking HR Canada today participated in the launch of Contrans’ new female driver training program, made possible through its Career ExpressWay program. Contrans launched the program last spring, as one…
THRC ExpressWay Supports Female Driver Training Program for Contrans Read more...
Trucking HR Canada has unveiled three new resources as part of its Women with Drive initiative – a national initiative focused on supporting and increasing women’s participation in the trucking…
New Resources Focus on Women in Canadian Trucking Read more...
Trucking HR Canada’s 2016 Women with Drive Summit will be filled with several female experts in the trucking industry. Kelli Saunders of Morai Logistics will moderate a panel discussion that…
Trucking HR Canada Lists 2016 Women With Drive Panelists Read more...
Registration for Trucking HR Canada’s 2016 Women with Drive summit has officially opened, promising new insights into strategies that can help attract, recruit and retain more women in the trucking…
Registration Open for Second Women With Drive Summit Read more...
Trucking HR Canada is asking for input so it can gather information on the role mentoring can play to support more women in the trucking industry. It has launched a…
Survey Looks to Support Mentoring Women in Trucking Read more...
Trucking HR Canada’s Women with Drive Leadership Summit will be back in Toronto on March 3, 2016. About 135 delegates attended this year’s inaugural event, which shed new light on…
Women With Drive Returning in ‘16 Read more...
Despite it being a male-dominated industry, women who work in trucking overwhelmingly report mostly positive experiences. A recent survey by Trucking HR Canada found that about 70 percent of women…
Survey: Women in Trucking Satisfied With Their Jobs Read more...
The Government of Canada has committed $421,720 to develop mentorship programs that will help further the careers of women in the nation’s trucking industry, and identify best practices that can…
Feds Fund Mentoring Programs to Boost Women in Trucking Read more...
