Comment: Canada has an unfair public/private compensation gap
A commentary by a retired Canadian business leader who lives in Victoria.
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A commentary by a retired Canadian business leader who lives in Victoria.
Huge surges in cybercrime will leave Australia 30,000 cyber professionals short over the next four years of what is required to cover the security needs of the country, according to new research.
Rising unemployment is a sign the economy is starting to cool off amid efforts to rein in inflation, while Alberta's hospitality sector struggles to fill open positions.
BETTER DAYS Recently, the Senate Committee on Youth which we chair convened its first meeting and public hearing. Among the measures that were tackled was our Senate Resolution No. 155, seeking an inquiry on the state of youth unemployment and underemployment in the country. Youth unemployment h
Alberta's unemployment rate spiked in August but jobless rates in both Calgary and Edmonton remained largely unchanged.