Firms in Canada Pay Well,
And Steak Is on the Menu;
‘Smell of Money’ Beckons
By DOUGLAS BELKIN
December 5, 2007; Page A1
WOOD BUFFALO, Alberta — Mike Savoie’s new room comes with a 20-inch flat-screen TV, double bed, high-speed Internet access and daily maid service. Prime rib is on the Thursday dinner menu. The bar opens at 6 p.m., and if that doesn’t relax him, there’s a yoga class at 7.
The cost to the 38-year-old heavy-equipment operator of what he calls his “five star” accommodations? None.
In Canada, oil companies are waging a bidding war for skilled workers. Shell Oil opened Albian Village, the centerpiece of a $12 billion project to house 2,500 employees. read more
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