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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

Budget 2025: all you need to know about the federal supply-focused workforce strategy and how it will impact recruitment firms
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

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

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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 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

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Labour Journal   -   Oct 16, 2025 Stellantis shift puts thousands of Canadian auto jobs at risk
Stellantis shift puts thousands of Canadian auto jobs at risk

In a major reorientation of its North American operations, automaker Stellantis has announced it will shift production of the Jeep Compass from Brampton, Ontario, to a plant in Illinois. At the same time, the company unveiled a US $13 billion plan to expand manufacturing in the United States and create

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Labour Journal   -   Oct 15, 2025 Quebec’s SAAQ to eliminate 100 positions amidst hiring freeze
Quebec’s SAAQ to eliminate 100 positions amidst hiring freeze

Quebec’s Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ) is trimming its workforce by roughly one hundred positions, following a hiring freeze imposed by the provincial Conseil du trésor (Treasury Board).  To reach that number, the SAAQ plans to let some fixed-term contracts expire without renewal, end certain temporary

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Labour Journal   -   Oct 12, 2025 Pulling back on temporary foreign workers: a turning point for talent strategy
Pulling back on temporary foreign workers: a turning point for talent strategy

In a recent announcement, the federal government revealed that Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) applications have declined sharply: roughly 50 percent overall, with a 70 percent drop in the low-wage stream.  Alongside the drop, enforcement has intensified: in 2024–25, over 1,400 employer compliance inspections took place, penalties more

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Labour Journal   -   Oct 12, 2025 Canada bets on inclusive growth: what the new $20M for black-led organizations could mean for the labour market
Canada bets on inclusive growth: what the new $20M for black-led organizations could mean for the labour market

On October 9, 2025, Canada’s federal government launched its fourth call for proposals under the Supporting Black Canadian Communities Initiative, making up to $20 million available to strengthen capacity, infrastructure, and programming in Black-led and Black-serving non-profit organizations across the country.  From the government’s perspective, this is more

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Labour Journal   -   Oct 11, 2025 Canada's job market signals a tentative stabilization, but hidden weaknesses lurk
Canada's job market signals a tentative stabilization, but hidden weaknesses lurk

Labour Force Survey - September 2025 Canada’s labour market showed signs of cautiously improved footing in September, with an unexpected gain in employment largely driven by full-time jobs. But the headline numbers mask cracks in the underlying structure. As policymakers and economists parse the data, the question is whether

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