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CareerWise Weekly: How to pick a micro-credential | Hope Action Theory | Labour shortage – July 9, 2024

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Unemployment rate rises to 6.4%, with student jobs hard to come by, Solving Canada’s productivity woes, one career at a time, Hope Action Theory and creative engagement strategies for veterans, Can ChatGPT handle HR? Here’s what happened when we put it to the test, Bridging the gap between labour shortages and newcomers’ struggles in accessing the job market, Young Canadians prefer in-person and hybrid work, according to a new report, Why the disability earnings cap is holding people back, How AI can help employers with reskilling, career development in uncertain times

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