Employment Services Blog

While there are many holidays keeping people busy this month, this is not the time to turn down the heat in your job search. Studies have shown that although the number of postings may slow down through December, this can still be a great time of year to look for work.

Hiring and training are without a doubt some of the most expensive parts of growing a business. You as a business owner or manager are investing a lot into your next employee.

These days, stress is no stranger in our day-to-day lives and looking for work/starting a new job is no exception. Searching for a job is stressful for multiple reasons.

As we all celebrate fall holidays and special events like Thanksgiving and Diwali, we can also take this time to check in with the people in our network. Here are few ideas to help you get started:

The role of a mentor is to share your experience and advice with someone that needs guidance. This article uses the perspectives of mentoring newcomers to Canada and shares five qualities of a good mentor.

There are many strategies available to be successful as a newcomer to Canada, and one is mentoring. In this article, we highlight five reasons why you, as a newcomer to Canada, should consider finding a mentor.

If you’re one of the parents who is waving goodbye to your children as they welcome their first day back to school, you may be now wondering what lies ahead for your career and the routines of your family. Here to share a few quick tips to use this change in season to your job search advantage.

Your research directs you to apply for the right job, and your networking and resume will get you an interview. But what happens after that? There are only two things that can happen after an interview. Find out what they are here.

As someone new to Canada, how can you get a job working in an office environment (or remotely working from home) without Canadian experience? The answer: use your mother tongue to your advantage.

Whether you’re being interviewed online or in person, waiting just a few seconds before answering a question can really help project confidence and thoughtfulness. Read more to find out how.