Jobs

What the numbers say about the government’s rapidly aging workforce

Skills erode over time, and firms are hesitant to hire those who have been unemployed for a significant duration

Auto jobs will disappear eventually. A controlled exit is better than continuing the cycle of structural unemployment.

The recovery hasn’t been kind to men, and that should concern policy-makers

History shows he’ll need a huge dose of luck

Dismal new job numbers could be a sign of too much belt-tightening too soon

There is a certain sentiment—possibly driven by nostalgia—that jobs used to be more stable

The recovery has benefitted older workers over young

Results from a new survey suggest Canada is well-positioned for the talent war

A graduate’s call for policies to discourage studying arts