Business

CAPILANO COLLEGE
New retail management course ¢ ffered

CAPILANO COLLEGE is offering a new business program
in January directed at retail industry workers who feel
themselves boxed into dead-end situations, or people who
have been'in the workforce for five years and are looking

for a change in direction.

The. 10-month Retail Manage-
ment Accelerated Program has
been designed to prepare partici-
pants for entry into retail
management. The course focuses
on marketing, accounting, com-
puters, salesmanship, advertising,
supervision, finance, promotion,
visual merchandising, law and
buying.

The college offers financial aid
to participants. Employment and
Immigration Canada financially
assists employers to allow
employees to take advantage of the
upgrading opportunity.

For more information contact

the Capilano College . Business |

Management Department at 986-
1911, local 2960.

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THE INDUSTRIAL Relations
Management Association of B.C.
is hosting a half-day seminar on
Communicating Compensation
and Benefit Programs. to
Employees, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.,
Dec. 9, at the Four Seasons Hotel
-in Vancouver.

The: -seminar will
legislative. developments

‘focus on
which

employers should be familiar with; *

planning an organization’s com-
munications. program;

1 choosing. .
strategies to meet communications

cluding How To Handle a Business
Mecting and How to Write an Ef-
fective Business Letter.

For more information call 980-
2713.

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BEFORE YOU crumble under the
stress Of a Mac attack, mark the
next Apple Canada Macintosh
training workshop on your calen-
dar.

From | to 5 p.m., Dec. 8, at

. objectives; using computers effec-* .

citively in human resource manage-

-Ment;. measuring the effectiveness. |:

‘of a communications program.
For more information call 684-
. 7228.

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INDIVIDUALS OUT. to upgrade
‘business acumen can look’ to the
offerings of The North © Shore
School of Commerce in their quest
* for a firmer financial future. :
‘The. school serves’
groups of people — managers

seeking help in upgrading staff;
. ‘Cdreer-changers;. those wishing to-
‘upgrade current, skills; those at- ,

‘tempting to re-enter the workforce.
‘School facilities include com-
“puter rooms, typewriter rooms and
~seminar/classrooms.
“Classes run: from regular day
_ classes to one-evening workshops.
Joan. Fleischer, school “coor-
dinator, handles on-site . business

training, with instructors coming -

‘to the place of business.
‘Night seminars cover topics in-

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business
briefcase

by Michael Becker

Apple Canada headquarters, 4th
Floor, 1090 West Georgia in Van-
couver, the topic will be Making
the Most of Your Mac. The session
will cover what’s on the desktop,
using the tools, organizing files,

copying and backups, the manag-
ing system, program and data
disks.

For more information call 986-
8060.

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- sighs are cancelled until further notice.
Air Canada tickets will be accepted by other airlines and.
your travel agent will be pleased to assist you with alternative

travel arrangements.
' Express Air Canada Cargo services are also cancelled.
Air Canada Connector flights operated by Air Nova,
Air Ontario, AirBC, Notthwest Territorial and Commuter Exptess
are unaffected by this dispute and will continue on schedule.
For further assistance, please call: 278-3800 or 1- 800-663-0522.
Air Canada Touram will continue operating and will. |
strive to serve all its passengers. Please ¢ contact your travel agent a
to confirm your reservations. 7
We regret any inconveniences this disruption may have

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AIR CANADA

SMARTIES puritans are already
seeing blue, but for those who
aren't, Rowntree Mackintosh
Canada wants you to know that
the addition of blue Smarties to
the candy pack represents the first
color to be added in 50 years of
sugar-coated history.

The original Smarties came in
eight colors: dark brown, light
brown, orange, yellow, green,
pink, purple and red.

In Canada alone, Rowntree
produces 17 million Smarties daily
or 3.9 billion per annum. Cana-
dians consume more of the candies
per capita than people in any other
country where the product is sold.

The company plans to include
blue ‘Smarties in packs until the
new year.

“We regret that due to labour difficulties, all Air Canada