We are continuing to strategically enter new markets to ensure long term job security. Due to the economic conditions in Alberta, PermaCorp, like most companies in Alberta has been significantly impacted. The message sent does not align with our core values of personal growth and diversity. Issues related to that message have been handled internally. The image in the social media post titled “Why you should be thankful for your job here at PermaCorp” was issued without management consent and was promptly removed. We truly believe our employees are our greatest asset, especially with the current economic status of Alberta. We are investing heavily in our employees through diversification of projects to encourage personal growth and long term job stability for all of our employees. PermaCorp Group of Companies was founded in 2000, since that time our greatest asset has been our employees. We would like to officially address this message: In recent weeks, a image of a message written on a whiteboard at PermaCorp has been shared. The company posted a response yesterday on its Facebook page. Be thankful that you are one of the lucky ones that already work here! If I need to find another employee it is so easy. Since Christmas I regularly come to work and find hundreds of resumes in my inbox. There are tens of thousands of people unemployed in Alberta right now.ģ. This makes us relatively stable because we aren’t relying on only one business sector to bring in money. Our owners have wisely diversified the products and services that we offer in order to create multiple streams of income.
Why you should be thankful for your job here at PermaCorp:ġ. No? Some manager at PermaCorp Group of Companies in Edmonton must have, judging by the bulletin board, a picture of which is racing across the social media, the CBC reports. You’ve probably read that in one of those management books that reveal the secrets of business success. Nothing can motivate an employee like reminding one that they’re entirely replaceable.
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