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The labour market just tilted back toward employers, twice over (opens the original)
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Statistics Canada's latest job data tells two stories that are really one story According to the latest StatsCan report, Job vacancies barely moved in the second quarter, holding at 510,200 nationally. Underneath that flat headline number are two trends that point the same direction, and HR leaders should read them together rather than separately, as they add up. The share of vacancies that had gone unfilled for 90 days or more, Statistics Canada's marker for genuinely hard-to-fill roles, droppe
The job market just tilted back toward employers, twice over (opens the original)
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Statistics Canada's latest job vacancy data tells two stories that are really one story According to the latest StatsCan report, Job vacancies barely moved in the second quarter, holding at 510,200 nationally. Underneath that flat headline number are two trends that point the same direction, and HR leaders should read them together rather than separately, as they add up. The share of vacancies that had gone unfilled for 90 days or more, Statistics Canada's marker for genuinely hard-to-fill roles
Job vacancies requiring degree are shrinking (opens the original)
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Statistics Canada's latest job vacancy data shows labour market tilting away from degree requirements toward easier-to-fill credentials Job vacancies have hardly moved in the second quarter, holding at 510,200 nationally, according to Statistics Canada's Job Vacancy and Wage Survey, released this week. That headline number is the least interesting thing in the report. The reversal worth flagging sits in the education-level breakdown. Year over year, vacancies requiring a bachelor's degree or hig
Ursula von der Leyen just gave Mark Carney a hug on stage (opens the original)
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What does that gesture mean for work permits? When European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed, in her words, making Canada "the first associate member of the EU" during her State of the Union address earlier today, most coverage focused on the diplomacy: the standing ovation in Strasbourg, the embrace with Prime Minister Mark Carney, the speculation about what "associate member" even means in a bloc that has never had one. Canadian HR Reporter has already covered the mobility an
‘Human reserved’: Should certain jobs be protected against AI? (opens the original)
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Bill Gates calls for government to deliberately keep some occupations off-limits to automation Bill Gates spent the better part of four decades convincing employers that software could do more of the work people used to do. On Wednesday, in a nearly 6,000-word essay posted to his personal site, “The turbulent AI era is here,” the Microsoft co-founder argues for the opposite. Governments, he writes, should deliberately keep some jobs off-limits to automation, whether or not AI could eventually do
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