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Breadcrumb Trail Links Health Family & Child Local Health Life Parenting News Local News Single mothers are disproportionately poor, but a Vancouver group has federal funding to try to change that outcome. Three mothers share their stories. Published Dec 26, 2024 • Last updated 1 hour ago • 8 minute read You can save this article […]
Welfare recipients taking part in a new pilot scheme that requires them to put in volunteer hours can make use of the unpaid work to enhance social connections and increase their employability, Hong Kong’s welfare minister has said. Secretary for Labour and Welfare Chris Sun Yuk-han on Saturday dismissed concerns that mandated voluntary work of […]
Labor shortages are worsening due to declining births and an aging population. Meanwhile, companies are increasingly looking to retired athletes as a potential talent pool for corporate roles. Data shows that more than 80% of professional athletes retire from competition by the age of 30. The same is true of those aspiring to become professionals. […]
International students, register now for the International Student Employment Program (ISEP) to apply for jobs in the winter term! Presented by Career Services, this program is designed to connect Carleton’s talented international students with recruiting employers and equip global students with the skills needed to enter the Canadian labour market. Benefits: Find paid, part-time placements […]
Home minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail said foreign spouses who have a long-term social visit pass are permitted to work or operate businesses if they meet specific requirements. PETALING JAYA: The government may consider allowing foreigners married to Malaysians to work in the country in a bid to boost the economy and reduce reliance on foreign […]
In 1935, the United States Congress passed the Social Security Act to provide financial support to those 65 years and older. Full retirement age would slowly rise to 67 by 2022 after legislation passed in 1983. Meanwhile, it grew more common for women to work than to not, especially in the 1970s. We can see […]
For the past few years only cursory attention has been paid to the UK unemployment figures because the jobless rate has been low and there have been plenty of unfilled vacancies for those seeking work. But, thanks to a slowing economy and decisions made by Rachel Reeves in last month’s budget, that could be about […]
The interview process is a long and arduous one for both sides, really, and the last thing anyone wants is for their time to be wasted after such a long process. The relief that comes after simultaneously finally securing a role or finally having someone to fill an empty position on the team is understated, […]
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Just took a skills assessment for a role that used TestGorilla. The questions for Figma were not well written and hard to follow, and as a result I got a 48% score. I've been using Figma for 6 years. Has anyone else had this happen to them? submitted by /u/chrispopp8 [comments] Source […]