Blogs and Insights
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This week (May 1 -7, 2023) is Mental Health Week in Canada, and one of the most stressful situations an adult can experience is job loss and looking for employment. Whether you’ve been laid off or voluntarily resigned from a job,…
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The future of remote work: A look at current trends and Canadians’ needs The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically altered the work landscape, as many companies have embraced remote and hybrid work models in response to changing circumstances. However, a new report from LinkedIn suggests…
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In today’s rapidly changing economy, upskilling has become increasingly important as technological advancements and shifting job requirements make certain skills obsolete and create demand for new ones. Obtaining a certification can be beneficial for advancing your career within your current company or…
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March is National Engineering Month in Canada, which makes it a great time to highlight the engineering sector and the escalating demand for qualified and experienced engineers. Canada is actively seeking skilled workers in various engineering fields to support its growing economy…
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Very little changed for the Canadian labour market last month. According to Statistics Canada’s (StatsCan) latest release for February 2023, unemployment once again held steady at 5% and a modest bump of 22,000 jobs were added to the economy. Meanwhile, average hourly wages rose…
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Today is the 48th annual International Women’s Day. In 1975 the United Nations declared it the International Year of Women, and since then, March 8 has been celebrated as International Women’s Day. International Women’s Day is a global celebration of…
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National Engineering Month is Canada’s largest celebration of engineering excellence. “Engineering” is a broad field encompassing diverse types of specialties, but one thing is certain – engineers are builders – digitally or physically. This year’s theme “There’s a place for you…
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For some of us, it might be too soon to think about summer, but it is a right time to plan for a summer job, internship or first job after graduating. This winter and spring, universities across Canada will host…
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So, you’ve just signed back an offer of employment or decided you no longer want your current job. If you are thinking of leaving your current employer, you are not alone. In fact, LinkedIn found that the majority of 4,000 workers surveyed…
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At one time, a cover letter accompanying your resume was a standard requirement for most job applications. Its purpose was to express your motivation to join the company and identify and highlight your qualifications in a professional, concise format.Today, with the use…