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Education as a Cure for Joblessness? Maybe Not…

this entry has 0 Comments/ in Canada, Demographics, Economy, Education, Labor Force / by Linda Nazareth
May 10, 2013

See my post on today’s Globe and Mail Economy Lab

How the ‘Gig” Economy Can be Good for the Whole Economy…

in Blog, Canada, Economy, Labor Force, Trends, United States / by Linda Nazareth
April 8, 2013

See my piece in the Globe & Maili’s Economy Lab here

Companies Want Lots of Qualifications for Simple Jobs – Is That a Good Thing?

in Baby boomers, Blog, Canada, Economy, Labor Force / by Linda Nazareth
March 28, 2013

see my post on today’s economy lab

Where the Jobs Were in 2012

in Blog, Canada, Economy, Labor Force / by Linda Nazareth
December 21, 2012

Not quite the end of the year, but still a good time to take stock of where the jobs were in 2012. See my post on the Globe and Mail’s Economy Lab here

A Bearish View on the U.S. (sorry but there you are..)

in Canada, Global Economy, Labor Force, United States / by Linda Nazareth
November 16, 2012

See my Globe and Mail blog here

Is Part Time Work the New Normal?

in Canada, Economy, Labor Force / by Linda Nazareth
November 1, 2012

See my Globe and Mail Economy Lab post here

More Canadians are Working But Are Wallets Getting Bigger?

in Blog, Canada, Economy, Labor Force / by Linda Nazareth
October 5, 2012

See my new post on the Globe and Mail’s Economy Lab.

Education is Pricey but Worth It

in Blog, Canada, Education, Labor Force, Trends, United States / by Linda Nazareth
September 20, 2012

Yes it costs a ton to go to university,and no, there are not guarantees…but looks like it is still your best best.  Read my Globe and Mail piece on it here

Do Canadian Teachers Get Paid Too Much?

in Blog, Canada, Education, Labor Force / by Linda Nazareth
September 13, 2012

Here is a piece that appears in today’s Globe and Mail Economy Lab. Do Canadian teachers get paid too much? The OECD has some interesting statistics on the issue.  Read more here Read more →

Taking Stock of Canadian Job Growth

in Blog, Canada, Economy, Labor Force, Trends / by Linda Nazareth
June 28, 2012

Just took a look at today’s release on employment data from Statistics Canada and was underwhelmed by the data.  Looks like Canadian employment is rising, but not really rising all that fast. Read more →

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  • Education as a Cure for Joblessness? Maybe Not…May 10, 2013 - 8:06 am

    See my post on today’s Globe and Mail Economy Lab

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    See my post from today’s Globe and Mail Economy Lab here

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