The winners of the Canada’s Top Employers for Young People competition were announced this morning. This designation recognizes the employers that offer the country’s best benefits for younger workers, and the employers who made the list are recognized as Canada’s leaders in attracting and retaining younger employees to their organizations. Here they are
Neven Zeremski launched Dubb as a way to eliminate the tedious step of asking one friend for another friend’s contact information. The app, which will officially launch in beta October 1, allows users to request the contact information of peers in their extended network. We caught up with Zeremski to find out more about Dubb’s long-term plan, as well as his response to privacy concerns and most accomplished milestone to date
While a lot of jobs could arguably be creative jobs – lawyers, doctors, clerks and receptionists all might have to get creative sometimes – what we mean in this case is something that might be considered an art. Do you fall under that umbrella, or are you looking to pursue a career within the creative realm? Here’s what you’re likely to make in 10 creative positions in Canada
I’m a fairly private person. I don’t like strangers knowing much about me. Even my acquaintances have limited information about my life. Ok, full disclosure here: I’ve been with good friends, on my birthday, and they have not known that I was privately celebrating the fact that I was moving into another year. A bit extreme, perhaps. So, one can probably envision the challenge that I’m experiencing with social media, a party I was rather late in arriving
It may be time to reconsider your career choices and even question that four-year arts degree (while this isn’t news, there’s now even more quantifiable evidence to support the notion). Yesterday, Workopolis announced the introduction of its first Thinkoplis report, providing an expert analysis of the Canadian labour market
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