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Taking a gap year in the time of COVID-19 comes with its own complications: Unemployment has skyrocketed, meaning it’ll be harder for young people to find jobs, and travel is...

Immigrants drive economic growth in Canada, and a slowdown brought on by the pandemic could have repercussions for decades....

Ok, let’s start off with some self-disclosure (which by the way, if used strategically, can be a great way to establish rapport).  Yes, I have coached a client in my pyjamas – more than once....

Results from CERIC's Recovery Pulse Survey, which gathered input on the impact of COVID-19 on career services, indicate that Canada’s career and employment services are showing remarkable resilience and innovation...

How virtual job fairs work, what they're like to attend and how jobseekers can prepare to make the most of them....

Some experts and researchers suggest employers should consider a type of four-day work week that allows employees to work fewer hours and get paid their same weekly salary....

If you want to leave quarantine with a better understanding of yourself and your goals, ask yourself these three questions....

Each week, CERIC is on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are six reports that we found interesting this week: International student enrolment in postsecondary...

Black female professionals are facing discrimination for both their race and gender and, given how widespread the problem is, the chance that you have been a part of that discrimination,...

While every industry has seen drops in job postings on Indeed, the decreases have been relatively mild in a few fields. Chief among those is health care, where the drop...