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CareerWise Weekly: Hiring challenges | New career resources | Job search ‘grit’ – Jan. 30, 2024

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Majority of Canadian employers expecting hiring challenges in 2024, CERIC launches 5 new resources to support your work in career development, Cap on international study permits sparks fear of rising tuition, program cuts, layoffs on campus, Revamped CERIC database of career development researchers now live, Young Black men in Canada face racism, ageism, classism when looking for work, 9 trends that will shape work in 2024 and beyond, Applying the five signposts of socially just career guidance to military spouse employment, How to cultivate ‘grit’ during a long job search

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