Research & Trends

One of the themes that emerged from the panel discussion was the importance of exposing children to the world of work at an early age. Panelists discussed models for incorporating...

Now researchers say they have found a positive impact on mental health on moving from unemployment to a paid job, and that this boost is gained from working up to...

In numerous studies, Canadians report higher levels of workplace satisfaction and engagement than global averages, even when compared with similar economies and cultures. High job satisfaction and engagement is associated...

Despite record job creation and low unemployment in recent months, 83 per cent of Canadian workers polled for a recent survey said they regularly experience stress related to pay and...

At the recent ASDEQ conference in Quebec City, invited employers highlighted that while there is a real labour shortage for some jobs, – there are simply no applicants – others...

When it comes to the top online searches by Canadians in conjunction with “at work” and “in the workplace,” “perks” is the most popular query, according to a report by...

These recently published or updated CERIC literature searches cover a variety of topics, from learning disabilities in the workplace to Aboriginal issues in career development, experiential learning to career development...

Millennials are in many cases still finding their footing, while Gen-Xers and baby boomers are more likely to find themselves settled into their careers by now. However, a new survey...

More jobs in total will be created than lost by 2020 as a consequence of AI. The workforce will see an increase in jobs that support, develop, and apply these...

Each week, CERIC is on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are four reports that we found interesting this week: Apprentice Demand in the Top...