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Economic Journal   -   May 20, 2026 Canadian Inflation Accelerates in April as Energy Prices Mask Underlying Economic Cooling
Canadian Inflation Accelerates in April as Energy Prices Mask Underlying Economic Cooling

Canada experienced a notable jump in its annual inflation rate in April 2026, driven almost entirely by surging energy costs. According to official data from Statistics Canada, the Consumer Price Index rose 2.8 percent year-over-year, up from 2.4 percent in March. On a seasonally adjusted monthly

by Minh Dang
CSJ Exclusive   -   May 18, 2026 The strategic pillars of staffing survival in a fast changing world
The strategic pillars of staffing survival in a fast changing world

The global staffing industry is navigating an era of profound structural realignment. The traditional model of labor brokerage built on information asymmetry, localized candidate pools, and physical branch networks is being systematically dismantled by autonomous sourcing technologies, direct-to-consumer digital labor marketplaces, and automated compliance engines. To survive the

by Minh Dang
Newsletter   -   May 14, 2026 Where can you capture growth? The staffing market analyzed, segment per segment (CSJ mid-year update)
Where can you capture growth? The staffing market analyzed, segment per segment (CSJ mid-year update)

As I mentioned many times, the labor market is currently stuck in a weird "low-hire, low-fire" loop. On one hand, the big picture headlines are a bit gloomy; Stats Canada reported that the economy shed about 111,000 full-time jobs over the first four months

by Minh Dang
Research Reports   -   May 10, 2026 Engineering staffing market - mid-year update
Engineering staffing market - mid-year update

The Canadian engineering staffing market is moving through a period of intense pressure. We have moved away from the generalist "growth at all costs" mindset and into a cycle where specialized technical skill is the only true currency. For staffing executives, the mid-year pulse check reveals a

by Minh Dang
Research Reports   -   May 10, 2026 IT staffing market - mid-year update
IT staffing market - mid-year update

The Canadian IT staffing market has entered a phase of sharp, intentional calibration. We have officially moved past the "hiring for potential" era that defined the early 2020s and transitioned into a market of high-stakes specialization. For staffing executives, the mid-year pulse check reveals that while

by Minh Dang
Research Reports   -   May 10, 2026 Admin and clerical staffing market: mid-year update
Admin and clerical staffing market: mid-year update

The administrative and clerical staffing market in Canada is hitting a significant crossroads as we move into the back half of 2026. The office of the future is no longer a theoretical concept; it is here, and it is being built by a workforce that looks very different than it

by Minh Dang
Research Reports   -   May 10, 2026 Industrial staffing market: mid-year update
Industrial staffing market: mid-year update

The industrial staffing landscape in Canada is currently navigating a period of sharp contradictions. We’ve moved past the post-pandemic hiring frenzy and entered a phase where the "easy" volume has disappeared, replaced by a much more surgical approach to recruitment. For staffing executives, the mid-year

by Minh Dang
Newsletter   -   May 09, 2026 More jobs lost, finance staffing update and the Canadian mining & energy boom
More jobs lost, finance staffing update and the Canadian mining & energy boom

Let’s look at the numbers this week, and honestly, the vibe in the market is a bit of a mixed bag. If you’re just looking at the headlines, seeing the national job count drop by 18,000 might feel like cause for concern (it‘s also bringing the

by Minh Dang
Canadian Inflation Accelerates in April as Energy Prices Mask Underlying Economic Cooling
Economic Journal   -   May 20, 2026 Canadian Inflation Accelerates in April as Energy Prices Mask Underlying Economic Cooling

Canada experienced a notable jump in its annual inflation rate in April 2026, driven almost entirely by surging energy costs. According to official data from Statistics Canada, the Consumer Price Index rose 2.8 percent year-over-year, up from 2.4 percent in March. On a seasonally adjusted monthly

by Minh Dang

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Economic Journal   -   May 20, 2026 Canadian Inflation Accelerates in April as Energy Prices Mask Underlying Economic Cooling
Canadian Inflation Accelerates in April as Energy Prices Mask Underlying Economic Cooling

Canada experienced a notable jump in its annual inflation rate in April 2026, driven almost entirely by surging energy costs. According to official data from Statistics Canada, the Consumer Price Index rose 2.8 percent year-over-year, up from 2.4 percent in March. On a seasonally adjusted monthly

by Minh Dang
CSJ Exclusive   -   May 18, 2026 The strategic pillars of staffing survival in a fast changing world
The strategic pillars of staffing survival in a fast changing world

The global staffing industry is navigating an era of profound structural realignment. The traditional model of labor brokerage built on information asymmetry, localized candidate pools, and physical branch networks is being systematically dismantled by autonomous sourcing technologies, direct-to-consumer digital labor marketplaces, and automated compliance engines. To survive the

by Minh Dang
Newsletter   -   May 14, 2026 Where can you capture growth? The staffing market analyzed, segment per segment (CSJ mid-year update)
Where can you capture growth? The staffing market analyzed, segment per segment (CSJ mid-year update)

As I mentioned many times, the labor market is currently stuck in a weird "low-hire, low-fire" loop. On one hand, the big picture headlines are a bit gloomy; Stats Canada reported that the economy shed about 111,000 full-time jobs over the first four months

by Minh Dang
Research Reports   -   May 10, 2026 Engineering staffing market - mid-year update
Engineering staffing market - mid-year update

The Canadian engineering staffing market is moving through a period of intense pressure. We have moved away from the generalist "growth at all costs" mindset and into a cycle where specialized technical skill is the only true currency. For staffing executives, the mid-year pulse check reveals a

by Minh Dang
Research Reports   -   May 10, 2026 IT staffing market - mid-year update
IT staffing market - mid-year update

The Canadian IT staffing market has entered a phase of sharp, intentional calibration. We have officially moved past the "hiring for potential" era that defined the early 2020s and transitioned into a market of high-stakes specialization. For staffing executives, the mid-year pulse check reveals that while

by Minh Dang
Research Reports   -   May 10, 2026 Admin and clerical staffing market: mid-year update
Admin and clerical staffing market: mid-year update

The administrative and clerical staffing market in Canada is hitting a significant crossroads as we move into the back half of 2026. The office of the future is no longer a theoretical concept; it is here, and it is being built by a workforce that looks very different than it

by Minh Dang
Research Reports   -   May 10, 2026 Industrial staffing market: mid-year update
Industrial staffing market: mid-year update

The industrial staffing landscape in Canada is currently navigating a period of sharp contradictions. We’ve moved past the post-pandemic hiring frenzy and entered a phase where the "easy" volume has disappeared, replaced by a much more surgical approach to recruitment. For staffing executives, the mid-year

by Minh Dang
Newsletter   -   May 09, 2026 More jobs lost, finance staffing update and the Canadian mining & energy boom
More jobs lost, finance staffing update and the Canadian mining & energy boom

Let’s look at the numbers this week, and honestly, the vibe in the market is a bit of a mixed bag. If you’re just looking at the headlines, seeing the national job count drop by 18,000 might feel like cause for concern (it‘s also bringing the

by Minh Dang
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