It’s time to eliminate shame from our job loss response
Losing a job as the result of restructuring is a terrible experience and the stress people feel as a result can be debilitating. Often, employees are aware a round of...
Ethical considerations of internet usage: A career guidance perspective
Career professionals need to consider how the online world affects clients in terms of their data, social equity, privacy and access....
Can we control chance in our careers?
Co-authored by Selen Demirtas-Zorbaz and Seval Kizildag-Sahin Can we control chance? The work of John Krumboltz, an established career theorist, suggests the answer is yes. Let’s consider the role of...
Webinars for career professionals in March and April 2020
What's the best way to beat the winter blues and welcome in spring? Learning something new! Check out these webinars – both free and paid – on a wide variety...
CareerWise Weekly: Accessible workplaces | Value of liberal arts | Employer ghosting – Feb. 25, 2020
How to Create Accessible Workplaces in 2020, Closing the employability skills gap, Core Competency Development Through Experiential Learning Opportunities, Ghosting During a Job Search: How to Help Clients, Liberal arts...
7 recent Statistics Canada reports on labour, immigration and education
Each week, CERIC is on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are some recent reports from Statistics Canada related to labour and education. Canadian postsecondary...
Career mobility in and out of the federal public service: 7 Interchange Canada facts
As interest in the “gig economy” continues to grow, more and more individuals are choosing short-term employment opportunities for career development. There is a widely held myth that the federal...
Review: Mental health guide a must-have for career practitioners
Strengthening Mental Health Through Career Development is one of the most promising and encouraging works to come into the field of career development in a very long time. This work...