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CareerWise Weekly: Intentional networking | Virtual counselling | Job vacancies – July 2, 2024

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How to help older Canadians continue to work’, Plummeting job vacancies another sign Canada’s economy is under the gun , Growing number of ‘unemployables’ frustrated by the job market, Constant change is rewriting the psychological contract with employees, CERIC Annual Report reflects on a year of future-proofing the field, How to avoid scams while job-hunting online, according to career experts, Canada’s green skills revolution: Trends and insights into sustainable employment, Back from vacation and still burned out

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