The regional unemployment rate in the Thompson-Okanagan area of B.C. is lower than it’s been in years. It’s great news for job seekers, but not for businesses who are being forced to compete for the dwindling number of applicants.
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With unemployment at a multi-year low, hiring has become competitive in the Okanagan
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