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HST will hit some hard: Analysis

The average B.C. household could take a hit of $521 next year as a result of the harmonized sales tax, according to a model prepared for the Canwest News Service by Statistics Canada.

The change could range anywhere from $78 for households with single parents and one child to $801 for a married couple with no children, the figures show.

Casual work for youths

Some student jobseekers want to keep it casual.

Workplace bullying more damaging than racial, gender harassment: study

Just as Ontario is set to pass a new bill making workplace harassment illegal, new research from Queen's University's School of Business indicates that workplace bullying can be more damaging than racial or gender harassment.

ASPECT Appears in Times Colonist Newspaper!

LABOUR TOOL HELPS MAP JOB FUTURE

Students, job seekers and employers will benefit from a new made-in-B.C. tool that will help them choose the right career path and therefore, contributing to the Province’s economic growth, announced Moira Stilwell, Minister of Advanced Education and Labour Market Development.

Fathers ready to shoulder some of the family burden: poll

The plight of the "working father" doesn't get much publicity, most likely because of the cultural stereotype that men work and take care of the lawn, while women work and take care of everything else — and feel guilty about not being able to do it all.

Human Resources strategic plan for the non-profit sector in BC

As you may be aware, the Government Non Profit Initiative (GNPI) in partnership with the Non-Profit Sector Labour Market Partnership (LMP) Program (Vancouver Foundation) has been developing an HR Strategic Plan for the non-profit sector.

5 tips for resumes that really pop

Employers receive hundreds--and even thousands--of resumes for many job openings. After a while, they all start to blur together. Only a handful will stand out from the crowd and score interviews.

BC Labour Market Outlook 2009-2019

A key function of labour market information is to provide insight into expected future trends in the labour market. What jobs are most likely to be in demand in the future? Which industries are expected to grow most quickly? What skills and abilities will be needed? Answers to these questions help all kinds of people make informed decisions.

Minister Kenney introduces legislation to crack down on crooked immigration consultants

Today, legislation to crack down on crooked immigration consultants who exploit prospective immigrants was introduced in the House of Commons by Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney.

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