Bulk of job cuts at ICBC taking place this week

By

Posted November 26, 2012 4:22 pm.

This article is more than 5 years old.

VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) – The bulk of job cuts at ICBC are taking place this week.

The Insurance Corporation plans to eliminate 203 manager and staff positions.

By the time the cuts are complete, ICBC will have cut more than 250 positions.

The move comes after a critical audit by the government this past summer.

Submit a Correction

Accessibility Feedback

Top Stories

Kelowna doctors share letter outlining 'urgent concerns' over maternity care

Doctors at Kelowna General Hospital have gotten behind a letter pleading for immediate action as a staff shortage begins to affect the maternity ward.

2h ago

CFIA fines B.C. ostrich farm over avian flu failures

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says it has fined a British Columbia ostrich farm $20,000 for failing to co-operate with anti-avian flu measures, as the owners continue to resist a cull order. It also...

6h ago

Vancouver Aquarium rescue group 'hoping for the best' after rescuing first seal pup of the season

The Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Society (VAMMR) says it is "cautiously optimistic" about the recovery of its first rescued harbour seal pup of the 2025 season.

5h ago

New law forces B.C. legislator to quit her 'part-time' job as municipal councillor

A B.C. Conservative legislator has lost what she called her "part-time" job as a councillor after a new law banning MLAs from also serving as municipal representatives came into effect. Misty...

8h ago

Top Stories

Kelowna doctors share letter outlining 'urgent concerns' over maternity care

Doctors at Kelowna General Hospital have gotten behind a letter pleading for immediate action as a staff shortage begins to affect the maternity ward.

2h ago

CFIA fines B.C. ostrich farm over avian flu failures

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says it has fined a British Columbia ostrich farm $20,000 for failing to co-operate with anti-avian flu measures, as the owners continue to resist a cull order. It also...

6h ago

Vancouver Aquarium rescue group 'hoping for the best' after rescuing first seal pup of the season

The Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Society (VAMMR) says it is "cautiously optimistic" about the recovery of its first rescued harbour seal pup of the 2025 season.

5h ago

New law forces B.C. legislator to quit her 'part-time' job as municipal councillor

A B.C. Conservative legislator has lost what she called her "part-time" job as a councillor after a new law banning MLAs from also serving as municipal representatives came into effect. Misty...

8h ago

Most Watched Today

2:20

Hudson's Bay stores set to close nationwide, stirring nostalgia and questions about future

Hudson's Bay is set to close all of its stores Sunday, including its Granville Street flagship location in Vancouver. As Joe Sadowski reports, shoppers picked through what merchandise was left, mourning a cherished landmark.

4h ago

1:41

Man accused in Lapu-Lapu Day festival attack appears in court Friday

The man charged with eight counts of murder after the Lapu-Lapu Day festival attack last month appeared by video in Vancouver provincial court Friday. Monika Gul has more on what transpired.

2h ago

2:28

Pitt Meadows teen shares journey to overcome severe burns

A backyard fire meant to celebrate Alex Paterson’s final restaurant shift turned tragic, leaving the Pitt Meadows teen with burns on 28 per cent of her body. Joe Sadowski has the story of how she found strength and is now thriving in university.

2:17

Memorial grows for boy fatally struck by bus driver in Horseshoe Bay

West Vancouver is in mourning following Wednesday’s tragic bus crash which left a four-year-old boy dead and his mother and another woman seriously injured. Monika Gul reports.

1:15

Trump's tariffs blocked by court, Elon Musk exits White House

A U.S. federal court has blocked Trump's proposed global tariffs; meanwhile Elon Musk bids farewell to the White House.