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A national careers strategy would help win in the future of work. Here’s how, Ikigai: A framework for helping new career seekers identify their purpose, The skilled trades shortage is now a threat to Canada’s economy – and we’re not doing enough to fill the gap, CERIC expands Graduate Student Engagement Program (GSEP) to include part-time students, Why we need to stop the careers counselling guessing game, I don’t want to advance in my career — is that bad?, Can Canada’s labour force rebound after Baby Boomers retire?, Breaking down LinkedIn’s misleading ‘applicant’ numbers

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