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CSJ Exclusive   -   Oct 08, 2025 Canada’s demographic squeeze. What an ageing workforce means for jobs and staffing
Canada’s demographic squeeze. What an ageing workforce means for jobs and staffing

Baby-boomers last wave of retirement Today’s unemployment rate is high as economic circumstances are unfavourable for job creation. However, under the hood, Canada is at a crossroads. The country’s largest generation (the baby boomers) is heading into retirement just as population growth slows. For decades, these workers anchored

by Minh Dang
Labour Journal   -   Oct 08, 2025 Ontario’s new labour mobility rule could redefine Canada’s workforce
Ontario’s new labour mobility rule could redefine Canada’s workforce

Beginning January 1, 2026, Ontario will adopt a sweeping labour mobility regulation that could reshape hiring dynamics across Canada. For the first time, regulated professionals certified in another province will be able to work in Ontario within just ten days of applying to the relevant regulatory authority. The change, under

by Minh Dang
Labour Journal   -   Oct 08, 2025 Why Return to office orders are not doing what bosses expect
Why Return to office orders are not doing what bosses expect

The increased return to work mandates Recently, The Wall Street Journal reported that despite stronger return-to-office (RTO) mandates across major U.S. companies (Microsoft, NBCUniversal, Paramount, The New York Times, among others), average office attendance has barely budged. Employers are struggling to enforce mandates. High performers often face minimal consequences

by Minh Dang
Economic Journal   -   Oct 08, 2025 Carney-Trump meet amidst a deterioration of Canadian trade
Carney-Trump meet amidst a deterioration of Canadian trade

Trade data & an anticipated meeting When Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney walked into the Oval Office on October 7, the optics were conciliatory, but the stakes remained high. President Donald Trump praised Carney as a “world-class leader,” stopping short of any immediate trade accord. Yet their meeting underscored a

by Minh Dang
Canada’s demographic squeeze. What an ageing workforce means for jobs and staffing
CSJ Exclusive   -   Oct 08, 2025 Canada’s demographic squeeze. What an ageing workforce means for jobs and staffing

Baby-boomers last wave of retirement Today’s unemployment rate is high as economic circumstances are unfavourable for job creation. However, under the hood, Canada is at a crossroads. The country’s largest generation (the baby boomers) is heading into retirement just as population growth slows. For decades, these workers anchored

by Minh Dang
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CSJ Exclusive   -   Oct 08, 2025 Canada’s demographic squeeze. What an ageing workforce means for jobs and staffing
Canada’s demographic squeeze. What an ageing workforce means for jobs and staffing

Baby-boomers last wave of retirement Today’s unemployment rate is high as economic circumstances are unfavourable for job creation. However, under the hood, Canada is at a crossroads. The country’s largest generation (the baby boomers) is heading into retirement just as population growth slows. For decades, these workers anchored

by Minh Dang
Labour Journal   -   Oct 08, 2025 Ontario’s new labour mobility rule could redefine Canada’s workforce
Ontario’s new labour mobility rule could redefine Canada’s workforce

Beginning January 1, 2026, Ontario will adopt a sweeping labour mobility regulation that could reshape hiring dynamics across Canada. For the first time, regulated professionals certified in another province will be able to work in Ontario within just ten days of applying to the relevant regulatory authority. The change, under

by Minh Dang
Labour Journal   -   Oct 08, 2025 Why Return to office orders are not doing what bosses expect
Why Return to office orders are not doing what bosses expect

The increased return to work mandates Recently, The Wall Street Journal reported that despite stronger return-to-office (RTO) mandates across major U.S. companies (Microsoft, NBCUniversal, Paramount, The New York Times, among others), average office attendance has barely budged. Employers are struggling to enforce mandates. High performers often face minimal consequences

by Minh Dang
Economic Journal   -   Oct 08, 2025 Carney-Trump meet amidst a deterioration of Canadian trade
Carney-Trump meet amidst a deterioration of Canadian trade

Trade data & an anticipated meeting When Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney walked into the Oval Office on October 7, the optics were conciliatory, but the stakes remained high. President Donald Trump praised Carney as a “world-class leader,” stopping short of any immediate trade accord. Yet their meeting underscored a

by Minh Dang
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