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Newcomers Face Unique Job Search Challenges

by Kyla Frankowski

Newcomers to Canada often face many challenges when looking for work that fits their past experience. These challenges can include differing work environments, qualification requirements and workplace cultures, as well as a lack of a social network. However, there are some basic steps you can take to ensure you are on the right track.

Changing Careers May Lead To A Rewarding Future

by Elizabete Silveira

With our economy experiencing significant fundamental changes, many workers in our local workforce are finding that they are out of work and their skills are no longer in demand.

Increasingly, people are considering a career change to secure employment in an area of higher demand. While not usually a first choice, retraining is emerging as a great option to gain new skills and government grants may even help fund the retraining.

Tips for Youth Looking for Work in Today’s Economy

by Maggie Thomas

A young woman completing high school needs money for further education. A young man eagerly looks for an apprenticeship placement. Their friend wants first and last month’s rent to get off the streets. What do these youth have in common? They are all looking for work in a difficult economy where the odds are against them.

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