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Tag Archives: Canada
Just Released: Canadian Labour Force Survey
Employment was little changed for the second consecutive month in August and the unemployment rate edged up 0.1 percentage points to 7.3%. http://www.statcan.gc.ca/daily-quotidien/110909/dq110909a-eng.htm
Posted in Staffing Industry, World of Work
Tagged Canada, employment, Labour economics, Unemployment
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Western Provinces Set To Drive GDP Growth in Canada
Canada’s stable economy and relatively strong forecast are attractive to growth-oriented organizations seeking new markets. Here is an overview of the anticipated GDP growth by province along with key drivers. Continue reading
Canada’s Staffing Index Up
Signs of cautious optimism from the Canadian staffing industry: Canada’s Staffing Index up, pre-recession levels in sight – Press Release – Digital Journal.
Posted in Staffing Industry, World of Work
Tagged Canada, Economy, employment, jobs, Unemployment
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Margin Squeeze – Are You in a Race to the Bottom?
Pricing concessions are the first step toward commoditization and margin squeeze. The problem with commoditization is it leaves little room for differentiation or innovation. How prepared are you? Continue reading
Vancouver’s Green Capital Business Mission
Vancouver is working hard to grow its reputation as a green city (pardon the pun). There are many ongoing initiatives – one of which is the green building program. The latest is a mission to China where Mayor Gregor Robertson and … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Vancouver
Tagged 2010 Winter Olympics, Business, Canada, China, green business, Gregor Robertson, Mayor, People's Republic of China, Vancouver
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