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CareerWise Weekly: Unemployment | ‘Spin cycle’ | AI adoption – Dec. 10, 2024

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Unemployment rises in Canada as job growth slows, AI isn’t coming for your job – unless you ignore it, Demystifying quiet quitting and quiet firing through a racialized lens for CDPs, All the world’s a stage – but not everyone’s supposed to be on it, These companies have laid off Canadian workers in 2024, Federal government unveils new standard on accessible employment, Why work-life balance still isn’t working for women, especially moms, Amid rough job market, some computer science grads opt for ‘panic’ master’s

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