Canada Labour Shortage
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Canada’s aging work force root of labour crunch: ‘This was always going to bite us’Concerned business groups have proposed a number of possible solutions to the looming demographic crisis, from boosting immigration to finding ways to retain older Canadians.CanadaDec 11, 2022
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Canada makes 16 new jobs eligible for permanent residence, including nurse aidesThe federal government has made workers in 16 new occupations across different sectors eligible for permanent residency as it looks to fill labour gaps.CanadaNov 17, 2022
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Canada’s economy lost nearly $13B due to labour shortage, new report showsCanadian Manufacturers and Exporters' annual labour survey of manufacturers found that almost two thirds have lost or turned down contracts and experienced production delays.EconomyOct 25, 2022
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Immigration rules must change to keep foreign students in Canada: RBCResearchers with RBC are calling for an urgent reset of Canada's immigration process to keep talented international students in the country to fill key labour shortages.CanadaSep 1, 2022
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N.S. workers say wages, ‘shut up, do your job’ mentality driving labour shortageAs Canada continues to grapple with a nationwide labour shortage, some workers say it’s happening because people are less willing to work for low pay and poor treatment.CanadaJul 7, 2022
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‘Discouraged’: Despite labour shortage, it’s tough to get a job if you’re 55 or olderEven as companies scramble to find and retain workers, workplace ageism persists, some say.MoneySep 29, 2021
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Why looking for a new job now could be a big payoffRecruiters say they're seeing some job candidates bump up their compensation by 20 per cent or more.MoneySep 10, 2021
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How women could be the solution to Canada’s post-COVID skilled labour shortageCanada, like other developed nations, is facing a shortage of skilled trade workers just as a pandemic stimulus-backed building boom gets underway.CanadaJul 29, 2021
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Canada’s low unemployment rate boosts demand for temporary foreign workersThe federal government says the volume of applications to hire temporary foreign workers is up almost 25 per cent over last year - partly because of Canada's low unemployment rates.EconomyJun 4, 2019
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