How Many Canadians Are Planning to Switch Jobs – and Why?
Research from Indeed explores why Canadian workers are looking for new jobs, what their career plans are and what it would take to make them stay....
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How can we turn Canada’s restaurant labour shortage into opportunity?
To move from crisis to opportunity, the restaurant industry need to remove barriers to entry, cultivate a culture of inclusion and provide pathways for long-term growth....
New study says intergovernmental cooperation on labour market policy has improved
A new study suggests the provinces and Ottawa are enjoying a much improved relationship when it comes to developing labour market policy, as evidenced by new workplace development agreements and...
Biggest job losses since the Great Recession may be a new trend – or just a blip
According to Statistics Canada's last Labour Force Survey, the number of Canadian jobs plunged by more than 71,000 — the biggest one-month employment loss since 2009, when the economy was still in the...
15 jobs no one knew about in 2010 that everyone will want in 2020
Engineering roles overwhelmingly made up the top 15 jobs, but roles like customer success specialists and chief revenue officers will also be in demand next year....
Hiring to rise by 10 per cent in first quarter of 2020: survey
Canadian employers plan to boost hiring by 10 per cent in the first quarter of 2020, down from 12 per cent in the previous quarter, according to a ManpowerGroup survey....
The jobs set to power Canada’s economy are all about using less power
New policies and growing public interest in energy efficiency are a boon to workers in construction, manufacturing, utilities and much more....
Oil workers have key role to play in building clean energy future
Lliam Hildebrand used to work in Canada's oilsands. Now, he runs Iron & Earth, an organization that helps workers transfer their fossil fuel industry skills to renewable energy work....
Canadian economy posts biggest monthly job loss since financial crisis
The loss in jobs came as both full-time and part-time employment moved lower. The number of full-time jobs fell by 38,400, while part-time employment fell 32,800....
Infographic: What does the energy efficiency sector look like in Canada?
By the end of 2019, the energy efficiency workforce is expected to grow by 8.3%, creating over 36,000 jobs. Six key industries in energy efficiency: Construction Manufacturing Wholesale Trade Professional and Business Services Utilities ...