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Most Fulfilling Careers of 2024: Study reveals 10 Jobs That Keep Workers Happy
Discover the top 10 happiest industries for 2024 that promote job satisfaction and well-being. Learn how culture, compensation, work-life balance, and career growth contribute to a thriving, productive workforce.
Plan Your Canada Immigration Future: 15 Jobs Needed In Next 10 Years
Discover Canada’s top 15 in-demand jobs for the next decade, with salary ranges, NOC codes, and career insights to help newcomers plan their successful work in Canada journey.
How Canadian Employers Are Tackling Immigrant Underemployment
Discover the “Talent to Win” report by the Institute for Canadian Citizenship and Deloitte, highlighting the challenges of immigrant underemployment in Canada.
Canada Jobs 2025: High-Demand Roles for Career Growth
Looking for Canada jobs in 2025? Discover top career opportunities in high-demand industries and leverage emerging trends in the job market.
Top 15 Jobs in Canada for 2025
Learn about the top 15 jobs in demand in Canada for 2024 and how much workers landing those positions can expect to earn in Canada.
Which Canada Jobs Will Survive The AI Revolution?
AI is transforming Canada’s labor market, impacting both highly skilled and manual jobs. While some roles face replacement, others will thrive alongside AI technologies.
Canada Jobs Growing But Not As Fast As Population
Canada’s August employment report shows job growth but an increased unemployment rate. Although 22,000 new jobs were added, most were part-time, and so the unemployment rate rose to 6.6 per cent.
Canada Job Vacancies Fall By Nearly Half In Two Years
Statistics Canada reveals a significant drop in job vacancies, from nearly 1 million in April 2022 to just 551,000 in June 2024.
Canada Added 27,000 Jobs In May, New Report Finds
Discover the latest insights from the May 2024 Labour Force Survey, revealing nuanced shifts in employment trends across demographics and industries. Explore changes in part-time vs. full-time employment, involuntary part-time rates, student employment, and provincial variations.