Survey
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Almost 50% of Canadians living paycheque to paycheque
Most are struggling to put away 5% of their paycheques.
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How will Alberta’s carbon tax affect your business?
Attention Alberta businesses! Fill out this short survey from Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters!
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Canadian workers pessimistic about financial future
Payroll survey reveals they expect to work longer, average retirement age 63.
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Record number of Canadian businesses looking at deals
EY survey reveals there’s opportunities for strategic and innovative deals despite iffy economic sentiment.
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Family business a ‘good news story’ in the economy
PwC survey suggests attracting and retaining talent remains a challenge as boomers enter retirement.
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Executives’ confidence in global economy up 24%: EY
Improved confidence means companies are planning on pursuing more M&A activity in the next 12 months, survey suggests.
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Digital investment to disrupt and drive mining, metals: survey [INFOGRAPHIC]
Investment will continue to rise as companies seek to maintain competitive position, control costs and stay viable.
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Canadian biz face lower economic crime, but fraudsters keep up
Asset misappropriation and procurement fraud are most common crimes encountered by Canadian businesses.
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Social media becoming more important tool for investors, survey shows
Institutional investors globally remain skeptical but recognize growing importance of social media.
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Businesses divided on skills gap tactics
Survey shows 71% of employers note responsibility to provide training programs but only 29% offer them.
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Manufacturers are poised for growth in 2014
PLANT’s 2014 Outlook survey shows execs are gearing up for better times.
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75% of small Ontario businesses not hiring in 2014
Meridian survey says top challenges are cash flow and work/family balance.
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Surveys find China’s manufacturing improves in August
HSBC purchasing managers’ index shows slight expansion, a sign the economy is stabilizing.
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Summer job market heating up, especially in manufacturing: BMO
Survey shows plants among mostly likely to hire students, recent grads.
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Small business is a big job creator
Word of mouth recommendation remains tops for landing a job with small businesses.
