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The reality is that to progress in any career, people need to continually learn and adapt to never-ending shifts in job requirements and newly emerging skills....

These webinars, taking place in October, cover a range of topics including career theories, self-employment for people with disabilities and technology in career services. Interested in other online learning opportunities?...

Forced to rethink how education works in the wake of COVID-19, education systems have an opportunity to reimagine learning and equip students with the cognitive, creative, social, emotional and physical skills required...

Changes in work habits, increased irritability, social withdrawal and increased absenteeism could be signs your employee is dealing with anxiety....

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on Canada’s labour markets and social services. Unemployment has grown rapidly and unevenly: a study published in June by Thomas Lemieux, Kevin Milligan,...

COVID-19 has left many people underemployed – in temporary jobs or on reduced hours. How do you make a success out of a job that isn’t what you wanted?...

An ideal education in 2020 will give students the tools -- both physical and digital -- to work with their neighbours to improve the lived circumstances in their communities....

If you’ve heard the term ‘culture fit’ as reasoning for not hiring someone, or you’ve even used it yourself, I have a question for you: “How many of you would...

Job searches are filled with obstacles and challenges that can drain even the most resilient person’s motivation. Unfortunately, a lack of motivation can start a vicious cycle that leads to...

CERIC is pleased to announce André Raymond, CRHA, as the new Chair of its Board of Directors for a two-year term. Raymond, Director of both Career Services and Continuing Education at...