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A new study from University of British Columbia economist Nicole Fortin suggests that playing video games can lead to higher math test scores. There’s a catch, though: It’s only teenaged...

Each week, CERIC is on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are three that we found interesting this week: Labour Market Experiences of First Nations...

Thirty per cent of working women in Canada, across all sectors, expect they will lose their jobs within the decade due to advances in technology, such as automation and artificial...

A new study aims to challenge how accessibility and accommodations are understood at post-secondary institutions. Released in October, the Landscape of Accessibility and Accommodation in Post-Secondary Education for Students with Disabilities report says...

Given that government investment in careers is relatively low, and given that practitioners say that they are stretched in trying to provide the services that people need – is it...

More than half of Canadians say they, a co-worker, or both have been bullied on the job — but while the majority reported it to their employer, only one-third of...

What working parent hasn’t felt guilty about missing soccer games and piano recitals? When there are last-minute schedule changes at work or required travel to a client site, it’s normal...

More than 9 out of 10 employees, the Meaning and Purpose at Work report found, are willing to trade a percentage of their lifetime earnings for greater meaning at work....

The purpose of the study was to understand the process of career identity development among women immigrants arriving as applicants with dependent status. Past research has shown that most dependent...