recent grads may find it easier to join the gig economy, move back in with their parents to save money, or develop new skills and wait for the economy to...

When the pandemic disrupted lives in March 2020, it greatly impacted students who turned to online learning. Some school boards over the last two years fluctuated from online to in-person...

Businesses reporting skills gaps say that technical, practical or job-specific skills show the highest gap (57.5%), followed by problem-solving (46.2%), according to recent research....

That is hastening a mass exodus of Canada's most highly skilled workers, leaving businesses scrambling, helping push wages sharply higher and threatening to further drag down the country's sagging productivity,...

However, 64% of students say they’re optimistic about their employment post college or university, according to the 2022 Canadian Student Wellbeing Study....

In an effort to convince experienced workers to stay at work or go back to work, the Quebec Employers' Council is launching something called the "60-69 Seduction" project....

Research indicates experience and education are becoming less important amid labour shortages, while employers see increasing value in interpersonal skills and attitude toward learning.  ...

The law has been criticized for being impractical and short on key details, but some mental health advocates say rules like these are a step in the right direction for...

A new report has found that 28 per cent of Canadians are experiencing challenges disconnecting from their jobs after regular work hours, a trend experts at LifeWorks say is continuing...

Canada's jobless rate has tumbled below pre-pandemic levels, creating a candidate-driven market where job postings abound but workers are hard to find....