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CareerWise Weekly: Unemployment | New LinkedIn AI | Highlight your value – May 13, 2025

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Unemployment rise a ‘harsh reality’ of the trade war, I tried to find my dream job with LinkedIn’s new AI features – here’s what happened, ‘Meet the Moment’: New tool helps career professionals highlight their value in uncertain times, The time to deliver targeted career services is now (and always), AI isn’t just changing how we work — it’s changing how we learn, Over 5k higher-ed job cuts in Canada since study permit caps: Analysis, Here are the top challenges for jobseekers and hiring managers in Canada, We told young people that degrees were their ticket to a better life. It’s become a great betrayal

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