Canadians looking for work have had a pretty rough time in 2010. The economy has been out of recession for some time, but the unemployment rate continues to linger around 8%. That's not all that unusual. In fact, it is quite normal for jobs ...

As we live through the last days of 2010, there is always the predictions of what will happen in 2011 - what will be the next big thing, the newsmakers, the surprises? For those of us considering a change in career, there are many industries that ...

The past year and a half has been pretty tough for job seekers who have had fewer jobs to go around as a result of the recession. The good news is the economy is growing and jobs are coming back. The bad news is the recession left the economy with a ...

Canadian employers plan to keep on hiring in the first few months of 2011, according to a quarterly survey by employment agency Manpower. The general message for job seekers is a good one: managers say they plan to hire more staff over the next ...

Every job has its own level of stress, but what are the most stressful jobs in Canada? Whether you're a teacher dealing with rowdy kids, a receptionist in a busy store, or a labourer toiling in the cold, let's face it - there are very few 'easy ...

As the weather changes for the better and work slows down (at least work productivity) it's a good time to reassess what you're doing, why you're doing it and if you're on the right career path. The unpredictable state of the economy has a lot of ...

The development of offshore wind farms in Ontario would earn billions of dollars for the provincial economy and create thousands of jobs, investment opportunities and a significant amount of clean energy, a report has found. The study, financed by ...

Commuting to the office can soon become part of the list of remember when? Instead of running to the bus stop or sitting in the car for the daily commute, the office of choice may be inside your own residence. According to a recent survey of ...