Human Resources & Education

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A fiercely competitive job market, pervasive influence of artificial intelligence-driven recruitment process, rage applying and the disquieting phenomenon of quiet firing are a few workplace trends frustrating Canadian workers in 2024

The New Westminster post-secondary school says the diploma will align with requirements set by B.C.'s governing body for kinesiologists.

I gave them four weeks notice but they ended my employment after two

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Carey Price, a world-renowned goaltender, role model for Indigenous youth, and philanthropist, will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from the University of Northern British Columbia during the 2024 Convocation ceremony at the Prince George

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