employment
COVID-19 hasn’t dented Canadians’ outlook on employment
Still confident in themselves and the social safety net as the impact of the pandemic set in.
Pandemic hammers job market, but there are opportunities: analysts
Shipping, logistics, supply chain manufacturing still operating and still expect to be operational.
Canada’s auto employment up 1% despite doom and gloom: DesRosiers
691,400 Canadians employed by the industry, including subsectors, up from 684,700 a year earlier.
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Job prospects modest as employers forecast conservative hiring pace: Manpower
…but strongest labour market for manufacturing in 14 years is expected during the next three months.
UK jobless rate falls to its lowest level in 45 years
But wage growth softened slightly.
Documents show towns to be hit hardest by automation
Hawkesbury has the largest share of workers at high risk of being affected by technology.
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This budget season, Canada must lower taxes on entrepreneurs
Canada is at a disadvantage for attracting and retaining those we rely on for innovation, employment growth and prosperity.
Second straight monthly employment surge with 55,900 new jobs
Increase outpaces US job creation, figures show an increase of just 20,000 new positions.
US unemployment claims rise by 4,000 to 239,000
US economy still healthy; workers enjoy job security.
Chefs and truck drivers beware: AI is coming for your jobs
Changes will disproportionately affect younger workers who dominate food services and other industries at highest risk for automation.
Hiring plans for Q4 cautious, but optimistic: ManpowerGroup
Employment Outlook Survey shows job prospects in manufacturing improving.
Economy adds 31,800 jobs in June, unemployment rate rises to 6%
Average hourly wage growth, closely watched by the Bank of Canada, remained strong last month at 3.6%.
7,500 jobs lost in May, unemployment rate holds steady at 5.8%
Manufacturing employment was down by 18,000, virtually unchanged compared with a year ago.
Transgender job fair aims to help integrate trans people into workforce
Addresses one of the major unresolved issues in the LGBTQ rights movement.
Liberals seeking ways to change youth employment programs
Review will be designed to better target young Canadians who need the most help to get into the changing labour market.
