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career prospects for PSW

Career prospects for a personal support worker

Personal support workers are the backbone of the long-term care sector and the demand for the role continues to rise in Ontario and throughout many parts of Canada. Our aging population, staff shortages at nursing homes, and strong demand for home care have opened up plenty more opportunities for PSWs. If you’re looking for a […]

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Hitting your career goals in 2022

Hitting your career goals in 2022

It’s about that time of the year – if not earlier to set professional targets, strategize to get to the next stage of your career, and make it happen. Many of us may consider how we can get the most of our job or pursue new career goals entirely.   We came across a CNBC article about understanding […]

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Understanding SAP HANA Modeling

Understanding SAP HANA Modeling

SAP HANA is one of the fastest emerging technologies, and therefore, there are plenty of career opportunities for someone with the skill. Being one of the fast-growing products in SAP’s history; the industries are considering SAP HANA as a pioneering approach for in-memory databases. Let’s dig more about SAP HANA Modeling and its career options […]

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sap in the workplace

SAP course and its application in the workplace

Systems, Applications & Products (SAP) is an enterprise resource planning (ERP) software implemented in businesses to streamline company operations. Organizations today also use it to create a centralized system that allows every department to share data. There are many fully-integrated modules incorporated in the software which cover all aspects of the business and these modules […]

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employment gap may not be an issue

Employment gaps may not be an issue now

We discussed employment gaps in our post here and now we’re going to elaborate more from the human resources perspective.   Nine out of 10 recruiters would have rejected Twitter’s new CEO Parag Agrawal’s profile because of the gaps in his career and frequent job switches. If Twitter HR had done the same 10 years ago, they would […]

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Up to $28,000 for more Ontarians to learn new skills

Up to $28,000 for more Ontarians to learn new skills

The Ontario government has extended its Second Career program eligibility to help more than just unemployed and laid-off workers, but also to those who are self-employed, gig workers, youth, newcomers, and others who need a hand up. The program is currently only for those who have been laid off and have not been working or who have […]

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shifting to self employment

Shifting to self-employment and making the transition work

There’s another trend in today’s work market in Canada: many more starting their own business. As reported by The Globe and Mail, 30 percent of traditionally-employed professionals plan to transition to self-employment over the next two years. The findings are from its first-ever Canadian Self-Employment Report, which analyzed data collected online from a representative sample of more than […]

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top common reasons to resign

The five common reasons for leaving your job

At some point in your career, you may want to change your current position and seek better employment. The way you resign has an impact on your overall career and the employer. Whether you have another job offer or want time off from work, you have to quit in the right way and for the […]

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top seven jobs in Ontario post the pandemic

The top seven in-demand jobs post the pandemic in Ontario

While several sectors have suffered from job loss, others are on their hiring spree for more talent. Based on the research by the federal government on how COVID has affected the labor force in every province and territory, these are the top seven occupations along with their National Occupational Classification (NOC) code, which have become increasingly in-demand […]

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