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CareerWise Weekly: WFH impacts | Career exploration | ‘Undisclosed’ identities – April 23, 2024

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The lasting impacts of work-from-home, Perceived job security in Canada falls to lowest since COVID-19, How to welcome ‘undisclosed’ identities at work, CERIC seeking participants for idea exchange on high school student career planning, More youth are seeking EI amid rising unemployment rates: StatCan, Highly skilled professionals want your work but not your job, Ottawa puts up $50M in federal budget to hedge against job-stealing AI, Many in Gen Z ditch college for trade schools. Meet the ‘toolbelt generation’

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