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Labour Journal   -   Nov 01, 2025 Job vacancies hit an 8-year low
Job vacancies hit an 8-year low

Canada’s labour market entered the fall with a quieter rhythm. According to the latest data from Statistics Canada, payroll employment barely moved in August rising by just 3,300 positions (+0.0%) while job vacancies dropped by 11,300 (-2.4%) to 457,400, the lowest level since 2017.

by Minh Dang
Economic Journal   -   Oct 30, 2025 Another rate cut (and perhaps the last one). Canada’s headed towards a 2-speed labour market
Another rate cut (and perhaps the last one). Canada’s headed towards a  2-speed labour market

The Bank of Canada’s latest decision to lower its policy rate to 2.25 percent marks a delicate moment in Canada’s post-pandemic economic recovery. The move, which brings the rate to the lower bound of what the Bank considers a “neutral range,” reflects an economy that is neither

by Minh Dang
Labour Journal   -   Oct 28, 2025 Infrastructure up, production down: the industrial labour market's quiet rotation
Infrastructure up, production down: the industrial labour market's quiet rotation

The industrial labour market is not collapsing. It’s reorganizing. The last month of job posting data across key blue-collar and technical roles shows a market that is shifting away from pure expansion and moving toward resilience. Some categories are cooling, some are stabilizing, and some are quietly surging. Demand

by News Room
Labour Journal   -   Oct 28, 2025 Budget 2025: all you need to know about the federal supply-focused workforce strategy and how it will impact recruitment firms
Budget 2025: all you need to know about the federal supply-focused workforce strategy and how it will impact recruitment firms

Canada’s new federal budget marks a turning point in how the country approaches its workforce. Released on October 27, 2025, the plan leans heavily on one theme: rebuilding Canada through its people. Training, credential recognition, worker mobility, and income protection all take centre stage, signaling a deeper shift in

by Minh Dang
AI   -   Oct 27, 2025 The Quiet Replacement: how AI is rewriting the first chapter of careers
The Quiet Replacement: how AI is rewriting the first chapter of careers

The spread of generative artificial intelligence has moved beyond hype and headlines; it is now showing up in payroll data. A new study from the Stanford Digital Economy Lab, Canaries in the Coal Mine? Six Facts about the Recent Employment Effects of Artificial Intelligence, traces the first measurable labour market

by Minh Dang
CSJ Exclusive   -   Oct 27, 2025 The announced death of permanent placements; while staffing firms need to reinvent themselves now
The announced death of permanent placements; while staffing firms need to reinvent themselves now

For decades, permanent placements were the lifeblood of the staffing industry: reliable, lucrative, and central to how firms measured success. Each hire placed into a long-term role meant stability for clients and strong margins for agencies. But that foundation is cracking. Across North America and Europe, the traditional direct hire

by News Room
Economic Journal   -   Oct 26, 2025 Before the wave hits: positioning staffing firms for Canada’s global economic shift
Before the wave hits: positioning staffing firms for Canada’s global economic shift

When Donald Trump announced yet another wave of tariffs on Canadian goods, it served as a sharp wake-up call. For decades, Canada’s economic map has pointed south: roughly three-quarters of its exports head to the U.S., and large chunks of its manufacturing, energy and resource flows move across

by Minh Dang
AI   -   Oct 24, 2025 Redefining the Analyst: how AI is transforming finance and accounting talent needs
Redefining the Analyst: how AI is transforming finance and accounting talent needs

In what may become a landmark moment for the staffing and finance industries, OpenAI has quietly embarked on a project to recruit more than 100 former investment-banking analysts and associates from firms such as JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to train its AI systems in financial modelling.  These

by News Room
Job vacancies hit an 8-year low
Labour Journal   -   Nov 01, 2025 Job vacancies hit an 8-year low

Canada’s labour market entered the fall with a quieter rhythm. According to the latest data from Statistics Canada, payroll employment barely moved in August rising by just 3,300 positions (+0.0%) while job vacancies dropped by 11,300 (-2.4%) to 457,400, the lowest level since 2017.

by Minh Dang
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Labour Journal   -   Nov 01, 2025 Job vacancies hit an 8-year low
Job vacancies hit an 8-year low

Canada’s labour market entered the fall with a quieter rhythm. According to the latest data from Statistics Canada, payroll employment barely moved in August rising by just 3,300 positions (+0.0%) while job vacancies dropped by 11,300 (-2.4%) to 457,400, the lowest level since 2017.

by Minh Dang
Economic Journal   -   Oct 30, 2025 Another rate cut (and perhaps the last one). Canada’s headed towards a 2-speed labour market
Another rate cut (and perhaps the last one). Canada’s headed towards a  2-speed labour market

The Bank of Canada’s latest decision to lower its policy rate to 2.25 percent marks a delicate moment in Canada’s post-pandemic economic recovery. The move, which brings the rate to the lower bound of what the Bank considers a “neutral range,” reflects an economy that is neither

by Minh Dang
Labour Journal   -   Oct 28, 2025 Infrastructure up, production down: the industrial labour market's quiet rotation
Infrastructure up, production down: the industrial labour market's quiet rotation

The industrial labour market is not collapsing. It’s reorganizing. The last month of job posting data across key blue-collar and technical roles shows a market that is shifting away from pure expansion and moving toward resilience. Some categories are cooling, some are stabilizing, and some are quietly surging. Demand

by News Room
Labour Journal   -   Oct 28, 2025 Budget 2025: all you need to know about the federal supply-focused workforce strategy and how it will impact recruitment firms
Budget 2025: all you need to know about the federal supply-focused workforce strategy and how it will impact recruitment firms

Canada’s new federal budget marks a turning point in how the country approaches its workforce. Released on October 27, 2025, the plan leans heavily on one theme: rebuilding Canada through its people. Training, credential recognition, worker mobility, and income protection all take centre stage, signaling a deeper shift in

by Minh Dang
AI   -   Oct 27, 2025 The Quiet Replacement: how AI is rewriting the first chapter of careers
The Quiet Replacement: how AI is rewriting the first chapter of careers

The spread of generative artificial intelligence has moved beyond hype and headlines; it is now showing up in payroll data. A new study from the Stanford Digital Economy Lab, Canaries in the Coal Mine? Six Facts about the Recent Employment Effects of Artificial Intelligence, traces the first measurable labour market

by Minh Dang
CSJ Exclusive   -   Oct 27, 2025 The announced death of permanent placements; while staffing firms need to reinvent themselves now
The announced death of permanent placements; while staffing firms need to reinvent themselves now

For decades, permanent placements were the lifeblood of the staffing industry: reliable, lucrative, and central to how firms measured success. Each hire placed into a long-term role meant stability for clients and strong margins for agencies. But that foundation is cracking. Across North America and Europe, the traditional direct hire

by News Room
Economic Journal   -   Oct 26, 2025 Before the wave hits: positioning staffing firms for Canada’s global economic shift
Before the wave hits: positioning staffing firms for Canada’s global economic shift

When Donald Trump announced yet another wave of tariffs on Canadian goods, it served as a sharp wake-up call. For decades, Canada’s economic map has pointed south: roughly three-quarters of its exports head to the U.S., and large chunks of its manufacturing, energy and resource flows move across

by Minh Dang
AI   -   Oct 24, 2025 Redefining the Analyst: how AI is transforming finance and accounting talent needs
Redefining the Analyst: how AI is transforming finance and accounting talent needs

In what may become a landmark moment for the staffing and finance industries, OpenAI has quietly embarked on a project to recruit more than 100 former investment-banking analysts and associates from firms such as JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to train its AI systems in financial modelling.  These

by News Room
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