President Donald Trump signed a new executive order yesterday aiming to overhaul federal hiring, with measures that stress practical skill, constitutional dedication …
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Majority of workers plan job switch this year: Aon study
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberSix in 10 employees intend to change jobs within the next 12 months, according to new research from Aon. The study, which …
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Shorter cover letters may make a stronger impression on hiring managers, according to new data from MyPerfectResume. The organization, which reviewed more …
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‘Untapped talent’ summit aims to help Canadians with disabilities find work
By Sammy Hudes As some Canadians with disabilities face challenges finding work, an upcoming summit is aiming to help those seeking jobs connect …
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Canadians feeling pretty pessimistic about job market for 2025, survey shows
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberAlmost half of Canadian job seekers expect fewer job opportunities in 2025 than a year ago, according to a new Express Employment …
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Many employers may be pushing applicants away by offering minimal annual leave, according to a new study published by StandOut CV. Researchers …
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Half of Canadian companies plan to hire more employees in 2025, poll finds
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberHalf of Canadian companies intend to boost their workforce in the first half of 2025, new survey results show. According to an …
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Percentage of early childhood educators in Ontario child care declining, despite goal
By Allison Jones The percentage of staff in Ontario child-care centres who are registered early childhood educators has been declining over the past …
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IT job market growth steady, but slower pace puts focus on careful hiring: Report
The North American information technology job market continues to grow, though more slowly than it did after the post-pandemic recovery, according to …
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Saskatchewan offers $200K incentive to recruit emergency medicine specialists
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberThe Saskatchewan government will offer up to $200,000 over five years to bring in more emergency medicine specialists, including both specialist physicians …