The Canadian job market seems to be undergoing a significant change, due in part to the global pandemic - there are more jobs in Canada than there are available workers to fill them all. For example, at the beginning of November 2021, there were only about 200,000 workers available to fill an incredible 900,000 Canadian…

Many workers who planned to retire before the COVID-19 pandemic struck may have put off their plans, but that doesn't mean that they would remain in the workforce for long. A study conducted by the Conference Board of Canada found that above 20 percent of the Canadian workforce could retire by 2026. This would bring…

After two years of economic battles and challenging workloads related to the global pandemic, many Canadian workers face an excellent year. According to a survey 829 employers conducted by the Toronto-based technology and human resources services company, LifeWorks, employees in most industries will receive an increase in their wages during 2022 of approximately 2.7 percent.…