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CareerWise Weekly: Resume resources | Happenstance | Episodic disability – Oct. 8, 2024

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Why is it so hard to take a break from work – even if we want to? Canadian employers take notice: Young workers will switch jobs for better mental health benefits, The resume is dead (but we’re still using it), Planned Happenstance Theory for international student career development, It’s time to humanize criminal records to help former convicts find jobs, Transforming career indecision by leveraging liminality, Quebec launches construction camps to address labour shortage

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