Ian Siegel, CEO and founder of Ziprecruiter, shares solution-orientated advice on how to stand out to employers in a virtual job market.

Are you stuck at your desk dreaming of another working life? Many consider switching careers but few are brave enough to do it. The FT's Emma Jacobs wants to know what it's like to leave a job as a teacher and enter the very different...

Today you’ll learn 4 phrases to use in the last sentence of your IELTS Writing Task 2 essay.

Canada gained an unexpected 54,000 jobs last month — though most were part-time. The overall increase was largely driven by employment gains among those between the ages of 15 to 24.

The U.S. labor market faces a major shakeup as nearly 950,000 jobs are cut across multiple industries. Layoffs highlight growing economic pressures and uncertainty in the job market, affecting millions of American workers.

A concerning new trend in the United States has emerged that is shaking up the job markets.

Major companies across the country are announcing layoffs in large numbe
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And nearly 950,000 jobs have been cut this year alone...

The government shutdown has entered its third week, and the White House has begun mass layoffs of federal workers in an effort to pressure democrats to end the stalemate.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics, which releases monthly labor data, is closed. That makes it harder for economists at all levels to understand which way the economy is moving. (Scripps News)

As artificial intelligence chatbots and technology start becoming more accessible, there are concerns that jobs could be lost as a result. Mark Ting, a partner with Foundation Wealth and On The Coast's personal finance columnist, argues...

Amid a cooling job market and slowing wage growth, U.S. workers are quitting at the lowest rate in nearly a decade, choosing stability over risk. (Scripps News)

Canada's unemployment rate hit 7.1 per cent in August, the highest it's been since 2016 outside of the pandemic. Much of the spike is directly tied to the U.S. trade war.

Canada's unemployment rate hit 7.1 per cent in August, the highest it's been since 2016 outside of the pandemic. Much of the spike is directly tied to the U.S. trade war.

Journalist Juan Robin explains why youth anger over police and the government has grown into wider protests in Indonesia.

Employers and recruiters say “ghosting,” when someone cuts off communication without warning, has become a problem for workplaces. Why are people disappearing from their jobs without saying anything?

The U.S. economy created another strong employment showing, with April jobs numbers coming in way ahead of estimates. About 263,000 new jobs were added for the month, far exceeding estimates of 190,000. The unemployment rate dipped to...

Ted Mallett of CFIB on why there's so many job vacancies in the private sector.

Jacqueline Hansen explains why workers who pull out of the workforce mean it's not quite as good as we’d like it to be

CBC's Jacqueline Hansen reports that the latest job market report suggests employers are in the mood to hire

Wendy Giuffre, president, Wendy Ellen Inc., on the prospects for the province's oil and gas sector

Jacqueline Hansen reports on an employment shift that doesn't sit well with some Canadians

Did you know there are almost 4 million apprentice students in Europe?



It's estimated between 60-70% get jobs immediately after their apprenticeships,...

Inflation strains many financially, jeopardizing the American Dream. Can side hustles offer relief?

The Canadian economy gained 90,000 jobs in April, surprising most economists, but the unemployment rate remains unchanged due to population growth. Many are wondering whether the numbers will influence potential interest rate cuts in the...

Canada's recruitment of international students has tilted strongly toward filling spots in business programs, while doing little to meet the high demand for workers in health care and the skilled trades, according to a CBC News analysis...