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UBC's top job to be open soon as Dr. Santa Ono heads to Michigan

UBC's top job to be open soon as Dr. Santa Ono heads to Michigan

The Vancouver university will need to find its 16th president soon
Accounting firms shifting into post-pandemic world

Accounting firms shifting into post-pandemic world

Work schedules to include more remote work and less business travel
Doctor crisis: How much does it cost to become a family doctor?

Doctor crisis: How much does it cost to become a family doctor?

The economics of family doctoring are appealing to fewer and fewer medical school grads
Doctor Crisis: B.C.’s doctor business diagnosis

Doctor Crisis: B.C.’s doctor business diagnosis

Foreign-trained MDs ready to help ease doctor shortage, but political will lacking: observer
Employment scams targeting young adults, warns bureau

Employment scams targeting young adults, warns bureau

Lookout for suspicious job opportunities
Half of British Columbians in favour of a pet-friendly workplace

Half of British Columbians in favour of a pet-friendly workplace

Most survey respondents agreed that having pets in the workplace improves their mood and stress levels.
Province offers cash incentives to entice graduates to work as family doctors

Province offers cash incentives to entice graduates to work as family doctors

Doctors' association says it wasn't consulted about plan
Why so little labour relief is expected for B.C. this summer

Why so little labour relief is expected for B.C. this summer

Retail, hospitality, tourism in B.C. not banking on young people to fill summer jobs
UBC has one of the best reputations of any university in the world: report

UBC has one of the best reputations of any university in the world: report

Its reputation worldwide is world-class
High job vacancies and an aging population define B.C.'s labour force

High job vacancies and an aging population define B.C.'s labour force

More people in B.C. are retiring at the same time as educated workers are choosing to hold out for better job offers. This could mean trouble for B.C.'s outstandingly high job vacancy rate