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CareerWise Weekly: Youth unemployment | Why people quit | The salary question – Nov. 19, 2024

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<span style=”color: #ffffff;”>Youth unemployment isn’t just a summer issue, Why employees quit, Agents of (massive) change: How AI agents are poised to alter work, The cost of neurodiversity concealment at work, Major labour shortage looms in Atlantic Canada as immigration cuts take hold, 5 reasons your LinkedIn profile isn’t working, Participate in Canada’s Learning and Development Industry Survey, ‘What’s your current salary?’ Here’s how to reply</span>

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