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Searching For Work During the Pandemic

Job hunting is different than it was one year ago. Pair flexibility with commitment to lock in secure, satisfying work with room for growth.

The Dynamic CFO

Strategist, technologist, leader, social advocate, risk calculator. There is much more to the CFO role than mere bean-counter.

Case Study: Water Treatment Engineer Placement

Specializing in water and wastewater treatment systems, our client was in need of a water engineer to add to their growing team. When they encountered unforeseen difficulty in their search, they contacted one of our senior recruiters, Jessica Miles, who had previously made a successful placement for them. Jessica got straight to work and began […]

Case Study: Triton

A world leader in the underwater logging industry, Triton is a BC based company that specializes in technology design, harvest concession development and logging services. They sought a particular blend of expertise to fill a niche role in this unique sector. Our recruiter, Kevin Britton, was eager to take on the challenge and assist them […]

Business Leaders’ Quarterly Briefing: Canadian Employment and Immigration Law

Pressed for time? Skip ahead: Employment Law with Blair Curtis S01:01 COVID-19 legal action trends S01:02 Employment law case makes it to the Supreme Court S01:03 Bonuses owed during termination S01:04 Employer’s obligations around mental health S01:05 New working structures S01:06 Factoring for Force Majeure Immigration Law with Stanley Leo S02:01 Trends in Canadian jobs-based […]

Communications and Marketing Strategies for Non-Profits

Planning for success, fundraising during a pandemic, channelling your supporters’ passion, and taking advantage of free PPC opportunities.

The Post-COVID-19 Workforce Privileges New Skills

Leadership is making decisive shifts to prioritize skills fortified by the pandemic.

November Labour Force Survey—Industry Update

In November, Statcan reported an increase in employment by a modest 0.3%, or 62,000, to a total of 18,616,000.[1] In kind, November saw a corresponding dip in unemployment, by -0.4%, to a total of 8.5% unemployment.[1] While modest compared with explosive recovery earlier in the summer, this month’s figures reflect a significant increase over the […]