Both were at the University of Lethbridge for the first time and both were impressed with the dynamic students they met.
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Both were at the University of Lethbridge for the first time and both were impressed with the dynamic students they met.
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CALGARY – Alberta recorded its fifth consecutive gain in December in the Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index, which is based on the seasonally-adjusted number of new unduplicated jobs posted online during the month across 79 Canadian job-posting websites.
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Dear Working Wise: What careers will be in the highest demand in the future? I’m trying to decide on a career and a school, but I want a job that pays well when I’m done.
Do you have any advice? — Searching Student
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CALGARY – Alberta workers are the most confident in the country when it comes to the strength of the Canadian economy.
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Todd Hirsch is the Calgary-based chief economist of ATB Financial and author of The Boiling Frog Dilemma: Saving Canada from Economic Decline.
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Red Deer has overtaken Medicine Hat as the region of the province with the lowest unemployment, according to Labour Force Statistics released by the province for December.
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CALGARY – Less than half of companies in Alberta offer telecommuting to their employees, according to a BMO Commercial Banking Survey released Tuesday.
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The December jobs report has sparked a fresh argument on an issue as old as the recovery: whether unemployment is dropping because of new jobs, or because people have stopped looking.
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Many economists still expect the job market to pick up steam next year despite Friday’s disappointing report on December payroll gains that was likely skewed by cold weather.
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EDMONTON – Unemployment edged up to 5.5 per cent in the Edmonton region as the labour force outpaced job growth in December.
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