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labour shortage

  • Average Canadian Worker Could Receive 3.6% Pay Raise in 2024: Survey
    Average Canadian Worker Could Receive 3.6% Pay Raise in 2024: Survey
    Canadian workers could see an average pay raise of over three percent in 2024, according to a new survey by actuarial consulting firm Normandin Beaudry. The survey released on Sept. ...
    September 6, 2023BY Isaac Teo
  • More Than 40% of Farm Operators to Retire by 2033: Report
    More Than 40% of Farm Operators to Retire by 2033: Report
    A new report says more than 40 per cent of farm operators will retire over the next decade, ...
    April 10, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • 40 Percent of Farm Operators Retiring in Next 10 Years Will Worsen Labour Shortage Crisis: Report
    40 Percent of Farm Operators Retiring in Next 10 Years Will Worsen Labour Shortage Crisis: Report
    The retirement wave coming to Canada's agricultural sector over the next 10 years will exacerbate the already serious ...
    April 7, 2023BY Andrew Chen
  • Ottawa Announces Plan to Fill Labour Shortages With Refugees
    Ottawa Announces Plan to Fill Labour Shortages With Refugees
    With labour shortages nationwide, particularly in the health sector, Canada's immigration minister has announced a new pathway for ...
    March 28, 2023BY Tara MacIsaac
  • Alberta Launches Skilled Trades Recruitment Drive in Atlantic Canada, Ontario
    Alberta Launches Skilled Trades Recruitment Drive in Atlantic Canada, Ontario
    The Alberta government is planning to recruit more skilled workers from Ontario and the Maritimes, with a second ...
    March 13, 2023BY Marnie Cathcart
  • Small Business Confidence in Canada Hits One of Lowest Levels Ever, CFIB Says
    Small Business Confidence in Canada Hits One of Lowest Levels Ever, CFIB Says
    Small business confidence in Canada has hit one of its lowest levels ever amid fear of a Christmas ...
    November 26, 2022BY Isaac Teo
  • Work Ready New Zealanders on Welfare Amid Labour Shortage Has ‘Got to Stop’: ACT Party Leader
    Work Ready New Zealanders on Welfare Amid Labour Shortage Has ‘Got to Stop’: ACT Party Leader
    New Zealand’s ACT Party Leader David Seymour said they would put work-ready Kiwis receiving welfare benefits under “income ...
    November 3, 2022BY Rebecca Zhu
  • Canada to Allow International Students to Work More Hours Due to Labour Shortage
    Canada to Allow International Students to Work More Hours Due to Labour Shortage
    Immigration Minister Sean Fraser says Canada will temporarily allow international students to work more than 20 hours a ...
    October 7, 2022BY The Canadian Press
  • ‘Communist Dictatorship’: Vietnamese-Born MP Pans Major Parties for Lockdowns in Maiden Speech
    ‘Communist Dictatorship’: Vietnamese-Born MP Pans Major Parties for Lockdowns in Maiden Speech
    In her maiden speech to Parliament, Independent MP Dai Le recounted her journey of fleeing Vietnam, expressed gratitude ...
    September 6, 2022BY Nina Nguyen
  • Industry Complaints of Trucker Shortages Days Before Freedom Convoy Protest
    Industry Complaints of Trucker Shortages Days Before Freedom Convoy Protest
    Canada's labour department complained about a "significant" labour shortage in the trucking industry days before the truckers' Freedom ...
    August 4, 2022BY Andrew Chen
  • Worker Shortage a Bigger Inflation Threat Than Unions, Economist Says
    Worker Shortage a Bigger Inflation Threat Than Unions, Economist Says
    Unions are starting to negotiate some of the biggest pay hikes in years, but an economist says their ...
    June 29, 2022BY Rahul Vaidyanath
  • Canada’s Labour Shortage Has Reached the Point of a Perfect Storm
    Canada’s Labour Shortage Has Reached the Point of a Perfect Storm
    Commentary Economic recovery from the pandemic is going to be a convoluted path with years of ups and ...
    May 7, 2022BY Cory Morgan
  • ‘Need All Hands on Deck’: A Look at Income Supports, Teen Workers, Amid Aging Workforce and High Job Vacancies
    ‘Need All Hands on Deck’: A Look at Income Supports, Teen Workers, Amid Aging Workforce and High Job Vacancies
    High job vacancies, low unemployment rates, and an aging Canadian workforce are major challenges facing the economy, say ...
    May 4, 2022BY Lee Harding
  • Australians Face Chaos in Sydney Airport as Easter Holidays Kick Off
    Australians Face Chaos in Sydney Airport as Easter Holidays Kick Off
    Sydney International Airport has been in chaos as the reduced staff numbers are unable to handle the number ...
    April 12, 2022BY Rebecca Zhu
  • Most Firms Expect Inflation to Stay Above 3% for Next Two Years: Bank of Canada Survey
    Most Firms Expect Inflation to Stay Above 3% for Next Two Years: Bank of Canada Survey
    More than two-thirds of Canadian firms are expecting inflation to stay above 3 percent over the next two ...
    April 4, 2022BY Isaac Teo
  • Labour Shortages, Higher Wages for New Hires Could Fuel Inflation, Economist Warns
    Labour Shortages, Higher Wages for New Hires Could Fuel Inflation, Economist Warns
    Canada’s labour market surge and drop in unemployment over the past few months have driven up wages, which ...
    January 3, 2022BY Andrew Chen
  • Drilling Activity in Canada to Increase in 2022, Says Petroleum Association
    Drilling Activity in Canada to Increase in 2022, Says Petroleum Association
    Oil and natural gas drilling in Canada is expected to increase by 16 percent in 2022, according to ...
    November 16, 2021BY Noé Chartier
  • Canada’s Labour Shortage Worsened by Feds’ Pandemic Relief Programs, Say Analysts
    Canada’s Labour Shortage Worsened by Feds’ Pandemic Relief Programs, Say Analysts
    News Analysis Canada’s labour market is facing a massive worker shortage, with some of the causes said to ...
    November 10, 2021BY Rahul Vaidyanath
  • Bank of Canada’s Inflation-Fighting Strategy May Not Be Enough
    Bank of Canada’s Inflation-Fighting Strategy May Not Be Enough
    Commentary The Bank of Canada recently announced it would maintain the overnight rate it charges commercial banks to ...
    November 4, 2021BY Steven Globerman
  • Canadian Firms Face Labour Shortages as Expectations of Inflation Rise: Bank of Canada Survey
    Canadian Firms Face Labour Shortages as Expectations of Inflation Rise: Bank of Canada Survey
    Even with the easing of COVID-19 restrictions, Canadian businesses are recovering at a slow pace due to labour ...
    October 18, 2021BY Andrew Chen
  • 1 in 10 UK Firms Raising Prices Amid Rising Costs: Official Data
    1 in 10 UK Firms Raising Prices Amid Rising Costs: Official Data
    One in 10 British businesses have raised prices to offset increasing costs caused by the supply chain crisis, ...
    October 7, 2021BY Alexander Zhang
  • Hiring Difficulties Hamper Growth for Canadian Businesses: Study
    Hiring Difficulties Hamper Growth for Canadian Businesses: Study
    Employers are having a hard time hiring workers, are pushing them to work longer hours, and are rejecting ...
    September 30, 2021BY Andrew Chen
  • UK Employee Numbers Bounce Back to Pre-Pandemic Levels
    UK Employee Numbers Bounce Back to Pre-Pandemic Levels
    Employee numbers in Britain have bounced back to pre-pandemic levels as the economic recovery continues, the UK’s Office ...
    September 14, 2021BY Alexander Zhang
  • UK Labour Shortages Could Last 2 Years: Business Group
    UK Labour Shortages Could Last 2 Years: Business Group
    The UK could suffer two more years of labour shortages due to the twin effects of the CCP ...
    September 6, 2021BY Alexander Zhang
  • Australia Needs 110,000 More Aged Care Workers Within the Next Decade for Quality Care: Study
    Australia Needs 110,000 More Aged Care Workers Within the Next Decade for Quality Care: Study
    Australia’s aged care sector may potentially face shortages of at least 110,000 direct workers within the next decade ...
    August 10, 2021BY Rebecca Zhu
  • UK Dials Down COVID-19 App to Ease Self-Isolation Chaos
    UK Dials Down COVID-19 App to Ease Self-Isolation Chaos
    Under pressure from businesses and unions, the UK government has dialled down its COVID-19 app in order to ...
    August 3, 2021BY Alexander Zhang
  • WA Unable to Poach Workers From Other States as Skills Shortage Grips Australia
    WA Unable to Poach Workers From Other States as Skills Shortage Grips Australia
    The nationwide skill shortage in Australia has made Western Australia’s (WA) potential of “poaching” east coast skilled workers ...
    July 26, 2021BY Rebecca Zhu
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