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The labour shortage isn't over — and employers are having to lower their hiring expectations

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Rick Omond’s construction company in New Brunswick has given three pay raises over the last year and a half as it tries to hold on to workers in the midst of a record labour shortage.

“Workers, carpenters, electricians, plumbers — they know how busy it is. And it’s a daily battle that they’re looking for more money,” said Omond, the vice-president of Newco Construction in Moncton.

Omond says he could hire six carpenters and labourers right now — if he could find them. And without a full team, he says, projects are taking longer to complete.

Like many construction companies in the province, Newco has

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