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Cover letters still matter – even if they’re not required, What are the biggest barriers to finding a job in Canada? Why applying with intention and being a little ‘delusional’ are key to surviving the job hunt right now, How the cost and scarcity of child care for school-aged kids is hurting women’s careers, It’s time to put Canada’s employment insurance program on solid footing, Young Canadians want green jobs training. Enter: ‘Climate Corps’, Toolkit supports inclusive workplaces for Indigenous employees, Canada should raise retirement age to 67 to address labour shortages: report

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