How to recruit young talent in an industry undergoing dramatic change

HR Congress — From left, Todd Humber of Automotive News Canada moderates an HR panel with Helena Byrne, human resources manager at McManes Automotive Group, Jennifer Lennox, vice-president, people and culture at AutoCanada Inc., Kirk Merrett, director, human resources and administration, Hyundai Auto Canada Corp., and Jacqueline Oliva, head of human resources at Stellantis Canada. (GIANCARLO PAWELEC)

February 21, 2024 05:00 AM

One of the biggest challenges facing auto sector employers is recruiting young talent as the industry undergoes dramatic change, say human resources experts.

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