Hiring challenges expected to limit Quebec job losses in 2024: report
But the province's overall unemployment rate could go as high as six per cent, the Institut du Québec said Wednesday.
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But the province's overall unemployment rate could go as high as six per cent, the Institut du Québec said Wednesday.
Quebec's job market remained relatively 'robust' in 2023 despite the economic slowdown, according to data compiled by the IDQ.
Quebec's tuition hike (and the CAQs immigration policies more broadly) could discourage immigration, worsening the labour shortage.
Montrealers would basically have a perfect quality of life if they didn't spend so much time stuck in traffic, the Institut du Québec says.
Montrealers enjoy an enviable quality of life, but the city's economic productivity leaves much to be desired, in part because comparatively few of its inhabitants have university degrees. That's one of the findings in the new edition of "Comparing Montreal," a report by the Institut du Québec (IDQ) published Thursday.