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November's jobs increase was mostly focused in full-time work with a gain of 99,000 jobs. #Canada #Economy #Jobs

https://www.talentcanada.ca/canadian-economy-added-62000-jobs-in-november/

Talent Canada @TalentCanadaMag·

3 Dec

B.C. Premier John Horgan says the province is prepared to fill gaps in the federal government’s sick-leave program. #BCpoli #SickLeave

https://www.talentcanada.ca/horgan-says-b-c-prepared-to-patch-holes-in-new-federal-sick-pay-benefits/

Talent Canada @TalentCanadaMag·

3 Dec

Saskatchewan will begin accepting applications for its small business emergency payment program next week until the end of January. #SKpoli
https://www.talentcanada.ca/saskatchewan-restarts-emergency-grants-for-small-businesses-hit-by-covid-19-rules/

Talent Canada @TalentCanadaMag·

3 Dec

The Canada Suicide Prevention Service says there’s been a 200 per cent increase in calls and texts between Oct. 2019 and the same month this year. #MentalHealth #COVID19

https://www.talentcanada.ca/dealing-with-a-lot-suicide-crisis-calls-mount-during-covid-19-pandemic/

Talent Canada @TalentCanadaMag·

2 Dec

The opportunity to work remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic has many considering escaping busy commutes and cities. #RemoteWork
https://www.talentcanada.ca/home-prices-rise-in-cottage-country-amid-demand-from-remote-workers-retirees/

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November 11, 2020 COVID changing ‘normal’ for municipal jobs in Ontario municipality

November 2, 2020 Firms with more robots also have more workers overall: Statistics Canada study

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Future of Work

November 11, 2020
COVID changing ‘normal’ for municipal jobs in Ontario municipality

November 2, 2020
Firms with more robots also have more workers overall: Statistics Canada study