Alberta’s unemployment rate takes a big jump in July
Descrease article font size Increase article font size The number of Albertans looking for work has taken a…
Businesses urged to bypass free MBIE employment mediation service due to wait-list
“There has been a sustained demand for employment mediation services, with a 12 percent increase in mediations delivered…
Despite corporate hype, few signs that the tech is taking jobs — yet
The job market has begun looking shakier. How much is artificial intelligence to blame? Not a whole lot.…
Analysis: NJ’s ABC Rules Already Lowering Employment
In an analysis this week on her freelancebusting.com page, Fight for Freelancers co-founder Kim Kavin discussed with economist…
150+ SA Automotive employees to be laid off when Reno location shuts down | Work
More than 150 employees are expected to be laid off when the SA Automotive Reno location shuts down…
How and why the Bureau of Labor Statistics revises job numbers
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Email The federal Bureau of Labor Statistics regularly publishes a suite of reports and…
Unemployment rate rises to 4.9% in July
The unemployment rate increased slightly in July when compared to the previous month, new figures from the Central…
Michigan Supreme Court Upends Shortened Limitations Periods in Employment Contracts | Husch Blackwell LLP
Imagine accepting a new job, signing a stack of documents, and working for years—only to learn after being…
Why America’s jobs data may be getting it wrong
Despite last week’s headlines about alarmingly soft job growth, millions of Americans have been starting businesses at unprecedented…
59% of Canadian workers prefer working at home amid return-to-office mandates: survey
Read: Scotiabank corporate employees returning to office four days per week While 65 per cent of respondents who…
Nearly 17,000 jobs lost in Alberta in July
Full-time jobs took the biggest hit, declining by 38,400 in July, while another 21,600 part-time positions were created.…
Canada’s job market sees largest decline since pandemic’s end
“What didn’t change was the unemployment rate, which held steady at 6.9%. Instead, the weak numbers showed up…