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A new initiative called Escalator has been launched to help young jobseekers.
By Staff |September 8, 2014
2 min read
The federal government has cut funding for employment data research by more than 20%, reports the Globe and Mail.
By Staff |June 11, 2014
1 min read
The U.S. recovery has primarily benefited the top 1% of the population, economist Joseph Stiglitz says.
By Dean DiSpalatro |April 10, 2014
Fewer Americans filed new claims for unemployment benefits last week.
By Staff |March 20, 2014
At long last a woman has taken the helm of the world’s most powerful central bank. Too bad this historic appointment comes when monetary policy, the chief weapon central banks wield to regulate economies, has all but lost its effectiveness. While there’s never a bad time to take a whack at the glass ceiling, I fear Barack Obama’s appointment of Janet Yellen to succeed Ben Bernanke as Federal Reserve chair may prove inopportune.
By Philip Porado |March 7, 2014
3 min read
Business owners weren’t happy with Budget 2014.
February 21, 2014
The government shutdown has another casualty: the September 2013 jobs report.
By Staff |October 3, 2013
While labour market pressures eased somewhat in the second quarter, 290,000 full- and part-time private sector jobs still went unfilled, according to the CFIB.
By Staff |August 22, 2013
Japanese traders have a superstition: when a film from Studio Ghibli, a Tokyo-based animation studio, airs on television at the same time U.S. payroll data are released, the report will be weak, reports the Wall Street Journal. This proved true for the eighth time today, when Japanese viewers were able to watch “Castle in the […]
By Staff |August 2, 2013
Industry
In April 2013, Greece’s jobless rate reached a new high of 26.9%.
July 11, 2013
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