Governments should help bridge job skills gap to address lack of wage growth: Canadian CEO – National

Governments should help bridge job skills gap to address lack of wage growth: Canadian CEO – National

in Feb 03, 2019

[ad_1] Canada may be experiencing one of its biggest labour shortages in years but that doesn’t mean employees are seeing wage growth reflecting that talent crunch. Last week, a senior official with the Bank of Canada said one of the causes for the “puzzling” lack of wage growth could be that employers are struggling to[…]

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Kevin Vickers retiring as Canada’s ambassador to Ireland, potential bid to become N.B. Liberal leader

Kevin Vickers retiring as Canada’s ambassador to Ireland, potential bid to become N.B. Liberal leader

in Feb 01, 2019

[ad_1] Former House of Commons sergeant-at-arms Kevin Vickers says he is retiring next month as Canada’s ambassador to Ireland, potentially setting himself up for a bid to become New Brunswick Liberal leader. Vickers, hailed as a hero for helping to end the 2014 attack on Parliament Hill, said in a bilingual Facebook post Friday he’ll[…]

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N.S. geologist who was killed in Burkina Faso died while working job ‘he loved’: son

N.S. geologist who was killed in Burkina Faso died while working job ‘he loved’: son

in Jan 30, 2019

[ad_1] Family members of a Canadian mining executive who was kidnapped and killed by gunmen in western Africa said at his funeral Wednesday that his murder was senseless, but they also recognize he died while pursuing the work he was passionate about. Officials in the Burkina Faso government have said the body of Kirk Woodman[…]

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‘I believe you were not doing your job’: EMSB votes to dock chair’s salary over prolonged absence – Montreal

‘I believe you were not doing your job’: EMSB votes to dock chair’s salary over prolonged absence – Montreal

in Jan 28, 2019

[ad_1] English Montreal School Board (EMSB) chairperson Angela Mancini was in the hot seat Monday evening, as school commissioners gathered for a special meeting to address Mancini’s prolonged absence from board-related functions. On Friday, Mancini attended an EMSB event at a school in Hampstead; it was her first public appearance since last October. During the time Mancini was absent,[…]

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Family Matters podcast: Moms re-entering the workforce & Canada’s new food guide

Family Matters podcast: Moms re-entering the workforce & Canada’s new food guide

in Jan 28, 2019

[ad_1]     View link » Getting back into a career after staying home to raise kids can be daunting, especially competing against people who haven’t left the workforce. According to data from the Harvard Business Review, stay-at-home moms are half as likely to land a job interview compared to moms who get laid off. In[…]

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Canada’s 10 most in demand jobs of 2019 — and their pay: Randstad – National

Canada’s 10 most in demand jobs of 2019 — and their pay: Randstad – National

in Jan 26, 2019

[ad_1] After two years of keeping the pedal to the metal, there are signs that the Canadian economy is going to ease off the gas a bit in 2019. But there is no sign yet of that expected slowdown in the labour market. Unemployment is still at 5.6 per cent, a 40-year low. https://positivesaathi.com/ There[…]

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‘Disgusting’: Ex-Mountie who won first sexual harassment suit against the RCMP says little has changed

‘Disgusting’: Ex-Mountie who won first sexual harassment suit against the RCMP says little has changed

in Jan 25, 2019

[ad_1] Alice Clark wanted to be a Mountie before women were even permitted to join the force. But when she joined in 1981, it wasn’t the honourable job she was expecting. After experiencing years of harassment, Clark left the force and became the first woman to successfully sue the RCMP for sexual harassment. READ MORE: $220M[…]

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‘This is B.C. vs. Canada’: Alberta has spent $23M on Keep Canada Working campaign

‘This is B.C. vs. Canada’: Alberta has spent $23M on Keep Canada Working campaign

in Jan 24, 2019

[ad_1] The Alberta government is full steam ahead on an advertising campaign trying to convince Canadians that the Trans Mountain Pipeline is a must-build project. Work began on the Keep Canada Working campaign back in January, and as recently as November, the government said it had spent $10 million on the project. But on Jan.[…]

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