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CareerWise Weekly: AI & creative jobs | Early career education | Managers’ misery – Dec. 6, 2022

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Your creativity won’t save your job from AI, It’s all that young jobseekers are asking for: stability, Canada’s jobs are changing as the work force gets more educated, diverse: Statscan, Being the ‘only one’ at work and the decades long fight against anti-Black racism, The quieting of career trauma, The path to a career could start in middle school, Employment after prison: The importance of supporting workers who are seeking work after incarceration, How flexibility made managers miserable

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