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CareerWise Weekly: Jobs AI won’t take | Anti-racist recruitment | Canada layoffs – May 9, 2023

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Is Canada heading for a ‘jobful recession’? What the latest data shows, The jobs AI won’t take yet, A reflection on the value of having a paid job during high school, CERIC awards research project examining future role of career developers, Exploring the Skills for Success Practitioner Competency Framework, Shopify layoff comes as some say it’s taking longer for people to find jobs, Serving the highly sensitive person: Considerations for career service providers, Universities must increase access to help fill critical job vacancies

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