CAREERWISE WEEKLY ARCHIVES
HomeCareerWise WeeklyCareerWise Weekly: LinkedIn chatbot | Canada jobs data | Stress leave – Feb. 13, 2024
CareerWise Weekly

CareerWise Weekly: LinkedIn chatbot | Canada jobs data | Stress leave – Feb. 13, 2024

CareerWise WeeklyCareerWise WeeklyCareerWise Weeklyno commentNo tags
Reading Time: < 1 minute

Why more Canadian workers are motivated to find new jobs in an uncertain economy, LinkedIn’s new AI chatbot wants to help you find your next job, Trina Maher honoured with 2024 Wileman Award for Outstanding Achievement in Career Development, How to incorporate decolonization and EDI when working with students and employer partners, CERIC announces upcoming webinars, What January’s employment data could mean for rate changes, Lesbian, gay and bisexual workers in Canada more likely than straight workers to report low-quality, precarious jobs, Navigating career transitions: The Four Quadrant Strategy unveiled

CareerWise Weekly Author
The CareerWise Weekly newsletter shares top career development news and views to subscribers each Tuesday.
×
CareerWise Weekly Author
The CareerWise Weekly newsletter shares top career development news and views to subscribers each Tuesday.
Latest Posts
  • Modern creative concept for searching solutions, brainstorming and planning strategy. Business vector illustration for social media, banner or presentation template
  • Canada flag on bar chart concept of economic recovery and business improving after crisis such as Covid-19 or other catastrophe as economy and businesses reopen again.
  • Surveillance with CCTV video and mobile phone app for the detection of people with Corona virus (Covid-19) by fever and distance measurement during quarantine, Stop coronavirus after lockdown

Leave a Response

 

CERIC is dedicated to the advancement of education, research and advocacy in the field of career counselling and development.
We fund projects to develop innovative programs, resources, publications and events.

CareerWise is a program of CERIC.

CERIC acknowledges the Huron-Wendat, Petun, Haundenosaunee, Anishinaabe and Mississauga Anishinaabe of New Credit share a special relationship to the territory in which our office is located. CERIC’s Commitment to Reconciliation.