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CareerWise Weekly: LMI | Grief and careers | New career theory – April 8, 2025

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Canada lost 33,000 jobs in March as unemployment rate rose slightly to 6.7%, Supporting Canadian jobseekers during economic and labour market shifts, How to get more out of LinkedIn, Post-secondary education can help fix Canada’s productivity crisis, How to turn your job-seeking ‘doom list’ into career gold, Your next job interview may be with an AI recruiter, Think Canada has dodged a recession? Think again, says economist, Canada’s labour market is failing racialized immigrant women, requiring an urgent policy response

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