Research & Trends

Contrary to conventional wisdom, highly-educated and highly-paid workers are more likely to leave as a result of automation, although they also seem to find new jobs faster. In other words,...

Friday's job's numbers for the month of January will provide the latest update. But data from Statistics Canada already shows that the gradual exit of those boomers from the labour force over...

It can be hard to keep up with the latest writing and research on the many topics related to career development. Whether your interests are in youth career development, future...

Trade uncertainties around the globe may slow the Canadian economy in 2019, and human resources professionals will need to be prepared, according to experts. Scuffles between major world powers are...

The country saw a rush of 66,800 net new jobs in January in a gain fuelled by a hiring surge in the private sector, Statistics Canada said. The agency’s latest labour...

Each week, CERIC is on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are three that we found interesting this week: Humans Wanted: Robots Need You (ManpowerGroup)...

In order to identify ways to promote career development for people with social anxiety disorder (SAD), a theoretical framework to help conceptualize SAD in the context of career development is...

Reskilling and upskilling for the future will require collaboration between private, public and non-profit organizations. We need new and creative ways to grow existing retraining programs and build new ones...

As our lives become intertwined with technology, new roles and jobs are emerging on the market. Whereas many of the jobs on Randstad’s list focus on IT skills, blockchain and...

As workplaces ramp back up following the holidays, chances are there will be a spike in sick workers through January, according to a survey. It’s the most popular time to...