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Engaging clients | Top 10 CareerWise blogs | Canadians leaving jobs – Dec. 16, 2025

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1 in 3 Canadian workers plan to leave their job in early 2026, 26 career development strategies for school-aged students, A nation hitting its limit: Canadians working longer hours, without rise in pay, Canadian employers face rising skills gaps as workplace literacy needs accelerate, CERIC wraps 2025 with 20% holiday savings on learning, Canada’s youth stuck competing for early career experience in a crowded labour market, Research finds Indigenous peoples face unique challenges at work – but also reveals what can help, Canadian universities aim to attract top global scholars with funding boost

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