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- Sep 27, 2026
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Are we asking too much of our jobs? (opens the original)
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This is the weekly Work Life newsletter. If you are interested in more careers-related content, sign up to receive it in your inbox. You have a good job, you like your colleagues and you’ve worked hard to get where you are. Yet, somewhere along the way, the work that once energized you started to feel routine. That feeling could be career “rust-out,” says Allison Hill, author of the forthcoming book, Your Job Won’t Love You Back: 12 Principles to Live in Alignment with Your Heart. Unlike burnout
The privacy cost of applying for a job (opens the original)
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This is the weekly Work Life newsletter. If you are interested in more careers-related content, sign up to receive it in your inbox. When you hit submit on a job application, you know what information you’re handing over, but likely don’t know where that information goes next. That blind spot can carry real consequences. More than half of the U.S. job seekers surveyed said they had been targeted by a fake recruiter. Among those, 17 per cent said their identity or an online account had been misus
Back-to-school stress follows employees to work (opens the original)
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This is the weekly Work Life newsletter. If you are interested in more careers-related content, sign up to receive it in your inbox. September brings new schedules, new routines and new responsibilities for millions of Canadians. Those changes don’t disappear when parents arrive at work. ADP Canada’s latest Happiness@Work Index finds that back-to-school season increases workplace stress for nearly a third of workers in Canada. Among those affected by the season, 24 per cent report increased work
Want to be a leader? First give yourself an ‘ego audit’ (opens the original)
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With the long weekend approaching, the next Work Life newsletter will be sent on Sept. 8. If you are interested in more careers-related content, sign up to receive it in your inbox. Before you chase your next promotion, there’s a potentially uncomfortable question worth asking: Do you actually want the job, or do you want what getting it says about you? Jason Murray, president and managing partner of executive recruitment firm BES Executive Search Inc., says aspiring leaders should conduct what
Regret hires: Why it happens and how to prevent it (opens the original)
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This is the weekly Work Life newsletter. If you are interested in more careers-related content, sign up to receive it in your inbox. You make the hire, breathe a sigh of relief and finally feel like you can stop worrying about that empty role. Maybe it happens in the first few days or it takes a few weeks for the problems to surface. Either way, there comes a point when you start wondering whether you hired the wrong person, while still hoping things will work out. If you’ve been there, you’re f
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