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Companies forced to innovate
A majority (88 per cent) of employed Canadians spend time at work on personal activities such as checking Facebook, making personal calls or chatting with colleagues, yet only 17 per cent make time for a physical activity break.
Young professionals may lack the experience many employers look for and to make matters worse, many must now compete with experienced job candidates let go as part of the economic crunch.
When you're sitting across the desk at a job interview, the focus is squarely on you. For some people, this can be an uncomfortable situation. But it's where narcissists shine most.
To ace your job interview, act like a woman.
Foreign Workers
The Canadian government has announced a new website, available now, that will help in the recognition of foreign credentials for newcomers to Canada. This comes on the back of a similar initiative announced recently from the government of Quebec specifically geared towards engineers.
Getting a Job
Working in Canada
This site offers a national look at work prospects, requirements to enter a career field, as well as general information about the occupation
Jobbook
Get matched with the jobs you want. Explore the Jobdictionary and choose the job titles that interest you. You'll be matched with real job opportunities based on your selections.
Regional Job Information