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Most recent post-secondary graduates find that their degree cannot guarantee stable employment. Christian McCrave, 21, studied engineering at the University of Guelph, but cannot find a job in his field. His most recent job experience on his resume is a sales associate at Winners. McCrave believed that if you work hard at school, you will end up with a good and stable job. However, he found that after graduating, that was not the case. McCrave has applied to over 250 engineering-related jobs and has only landed 4 interviews, with 0 job offers. Unfortunately, he is not the only one in this case. Over 12% of Canadians, who are between the ages of 15 and 24 are unemployed, and more than a quarter have their degrees, but ended up in jobs that do not even require their credentials.

 

With the snow storm approaching, many Torontonians may want to work from home. Over 10% of Canada’s population is now working from home on a part-time or full-time basis, according to the Canadian Telework Association. With technology advancing each day, telecommuting has become easier and more flawless than ever. With the right equipment and dedication to the organization, telecommuting increases work-life balance, creates cost savings and sustains personal flexibility and freedom.

March 8th is International Women’s Day – a day to recognize women’s achievements and acknowledge the challenges they continue to face in the quest for gender equality.

As we approach Family Day, it’s important to think about taking some time to unplug from work and focus on the important personal connections we have in our lives.

Our work life seems to follow us everywhere with the evolution of smart phones, tablets and other technology advances. Employees now more than ever, feel the need to work harder and put in longer hours to keep up with the demand & expectations in the workplace.

Valentine's Day is here and love is in the air!

With approximately 2/3 of one's day being spent at work, it's only natural that relationships will develop within the workplace. Working with others to successfully complete projects, taking lunch breaks together and working in a close environment on a regular basis are definite ways to assist in the development of sparks!

There are many things you can do to enhance your performance at work...things that don't occur to many other people. Your chances of success at work can be determined mainly by your attitude and the way you spend your time both in and out of the workplace.

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Today is classified as Blue Monday… the third Monday in January which is said to scientifically be the most depressing day of the year.

What have you done today to feel positive and optimistic about your job search today?  

Canadian executives are the most optimistic about investment and hiring since the 2014 oil shock, further evidence the country’s economy is on the mend.