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| RECRUITMENT NEWS: BEST OF THE ARCHIVES |
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The perfect recipe for a good job interview starts long before the candidate walks into the room or logs into the Zoom call, according to Kiljon Shukullari, Toronto-based HR advice manager at Peninsula Canada.
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Over the past few weeks, I have been discussing how the power dynamics in the labour market are shifting in many ways. While employers used to hold all the cards, the perception in recent years is that candidates are starting to have considerably more power.
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Teachers are facing recruitment and retention challenges that need to be addressed, the province said. The Teachers Think Tank will provide a dedicated forum to hear directly from teachers and determine opportunities to address those challenges head on.
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As tensions flared between India and Canada, recruitment firms say interest from workers moving between the two countries has not dropped significantly — even though anxiety is building.
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Tattoos are ubiquitous now, especially among younger Canadians. Once a symbol of counter-culture, of biker gangs and prison inmates, they’re now so common-place they barely elicit any reaction at all.
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Travel has rebounded from COVID, but the tourism industry in Canada is struggling to find enough workers to keep pace with the demand.
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