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Canadian Job Vacancies Soar Above One Million

In Canada, unfilled jobs have reached a record high of more than one million. This is an obvious sign that employers now have a difficult time finding workers as they increase their hiring. Canada’s Tight Market To this day, Canada still continues to fall behind the US, which has 1.4 job vacancies for every job…

ByJoel SmithJanuary 13, 20220Comments

Canada Jobs

Bye-bye four-year degree. Canadian companies want workers faster.

The skills shortage is so acute the private sector is stepping up training programs tailored for the jobs on offer rather than wait for universities

ByJoel SmithJanuary 13, 20220Comments

Canada Immigration Jobs Settle

U.S. News Ranks Canada Best Country in the World for 2021

According to U.S. News & World Report’s annual evaluation, Canada is ranked as the top country overall for 2021. Since the yearly Best Countries evaluation was first launched six years ago, Canada was ranked second overall in 2016, 2017, and 2018. It later took third place in 2019 and moved to second place in…

ByLucas FraserJanuary 11, 20220Comments

Canada Jobs

Sound Advice from Successful Female Entrepreneurs in Canada

While women comprise the minority of people owning a business in Canada, those who have managed to break into the system are doing great in their fields. Data from Statistics Canada reveals that less than 16 percent of medium and small-sized businesses in Canada have women as their major owners. These enterprises create jobs in…

ByLucas FraserJanuary 10, 20220Comments

Canada Jobs

Better Economy and Employment in Canada

On January 7, 2022, Statistics Canada reported that 54,700 Canadian jobs were added to the economy in December 2021. This is more than the 25,000 jobs in Canada that were forecast by economists. Furthermore, there was a surge of 123,000 full-time jobs in Canada at the end of the year. Most part-time employers have transitioned…

ByJoel SmithJanuary 8, 20220Comments

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Canadian Aerospace Companies Struggle to Hire Workers

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted nearly all industries, and the aviation industry is no exception. With travel restrictions imposed in Canada and fewer travelers, most Canadian aerospace companies laid off their workers. This is because the pandemic lowered the demand for new jets, which greatly affected the monthly production rates. The Aerospace Industries Association…

ByLucas FraserJanuary 7, 20220Comments

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