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Diversity, inclusion still needed to recruit and retain construction workers, finds U of Toronto researcher

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Mental health study indicates sexism, biased beliefs about underrepresented group 'quite prevalent' in skilled trades environment
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Diversity, inclusion still needed to recruit and retain construction workers, finds U of Toronto researcher

Mental health study indicates sexism, biased beliefs about underrepresented group 'quite prevalent' in skilled trades environment

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Northern Ontario Business broke the news in on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.
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