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Employers themselves and new facilitators are stepping up to create alternative virtual internships, in some cases working closely with colleges to ensure academic credit....

For many people, work provides a sense of identity, as well as psychological benefits that come from being productive. Many workers also benefit from the structure of a daily routine...

Jobseekers should be prepared for phone interviews; pre-recorded, one-way interviews; and live video interviews....

With the same language, culture and time zones as its southern neighbour, but with much lower labour costs, a favourable exchange rate and more relaxed immigration laws, Canada is poised...

COVID-19 continues to ravage economies around the world but the curve has certainly flattened in many areas that were once hotspots. Many countries – including Canada – are slowly easing...

It is important for your clients to not only know their rights, but to be able to respond to any question with dignity. Help them understand that they have control....

To help protect young people, we need: strong connections between education institutions and employers, well-focused career guidance and remedial interventions post-education....

The long-term care sector has long been prone to underfunding, understaffing and poor working conditions....

As businesses become more financially constrained, they are likely to look to cut costs and increase efficiencies where they can—and technology may be one solution to do so....

Almost one-third of post-secondary students say they have doubts about starting or returning to college or university this fall because of worries about their health and finances — but especially...