jobs
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COVID-19 will transform our economy
If we get our policies right
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Ontario loses 689,000 jobs in April
Unemployment rate climbed to 11.3 percent, its highest level since June 1993
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In the midst of down job market, logistics is a bright spot
Unemployment numbers soar, but some industries are still hiring
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A million jobs lost in March; April could be worse
The number of people applying for federal aid surpassed five million
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Wages get a bump as jobs go unfilled
Vision Transportation Systems is trying to hire, finding few takers as it maintains operations during the pandemic
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Mass layoffs due to AI unlikely, federal documents say
Officials believe no imminent threat to Canadian workers
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Fears of AI stealing jobs are overblown
Montreal Economic Institute study shows jobs will change, not disappear
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Canadian workers mis-matched with jobs: study
13 percent of Canadian workers are either over- or under-skilled for their job
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Gig economy hard to pin down, says federal briefing note
Officials stymied by data roadblocks in bid to help policymakers tackle concern about the gig economy.
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Prince Rupert port forecasts 5,000 new jobs
Development plan has potential for jobs and $400 million in additional GDP
