Tag: Workforce Planning
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Key Takeaways Reading time: 7 minutes July 2026 Labour Market Report Statistics Canada’s July Labour Force Survey showed a stronger Canadian labour market, with employment increasing by 75,000 (+0.4%) and the unemployment rate falling 0.1 percentage points to 6.4% —…
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Canada’s labour market held relatively steady in June 2026, with employment up 18,000 and unemployment falling to 6.5%. We look beyond the headline numbers to examine private-sector hiring, wage growth, industry and regional trends, and what the latest labour market…
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Key Takeaways for Employers Reading time: 7 minutes As artificial intelligence reshapes how work gets done across Canada, the 2026 Un-Salary Guide has made one thing clear: employers and workers are navigating a moment of profound structural change. AI adoption…
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While Canada is globally known for lumber, minerals, and energy, it’s our people—the engineers, tech builders, tradespeople, analysts, and managers—who are powering our next chapter.
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Despite the headline gains, the structure of the growth reveals ongoing mismatch between available workers and employer needs.