Tag: Employment
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Unemployment Front: Is the Jobs Market Deepening or Dodging a Bullet?
Two Signals, One Report: What the November Jobs Data Might Reveal With the release of the November unemployment figures just around the corner, investors, policymakers, and workers alike are asking one key question: is the labor market cooling, or is it finally showing resilience after a turbulent year? The upcoming jobs report will be a…
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Canada Exports Fall as Tariffs Hit Trade in Q2 2025
Canada’s Exports Slide as Tariffs Weigh on Trade Canada’s export sector faced a sharp pullback in the second quarter of 2025, driven by new U.S. tariffs on key goods and weakened global demand. Statistics Canada data show exports declining by 7.5% in Q2, marking the largest quarterly drop since 2009 outside the pandemic period. The…
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Canada’s Exports Slump as U.S. Tariffs and Global Demand Slow Down
Canada’s Exports Fall Sharply Amid Tariffs and Weak Global Demand Canada’s export sector faced a pronounced setback in the second quarter of 2025 as U.S. tariffs on key Canadian goods and soft global demand together pulled the economy southward. Fresh data from Statistics Canada show a 7.5% drop in exports from Q1 to Q2, marking…
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Impact of head and neck cancer on the income of Italian employees
Overview: Why income matters for head and neck cancer survivors Head and neck (H&N) cancer presents not only life‑changing medical challenges but also significant economic consequences for workers in Italy. While advances in treatment improve survival, many patients experience reduced earnings due to illness, treatment toxicity, and evolving work capabilities. This article summarizes a comprehensive…
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The Hidden Cost: How Head and Neck Cancer Kshocks Income for Italian Private-Sector Workers
Introduction: Why income matters for cancer survivors Cancer care has advanced, improving survival and quality of life for many patients. Yet the financial repercussions of diagnosis and treatment can linger long after the tumor is treated. In Italy, where the private sector employs a large share of the workforce, understanding how head and neck (H&N)…
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Liberty Bell Bay Smelter Receives First Ore Shipment as Financial Support Keeps Factory Alive
Liberty Bell Bay Smelter: A Step Forward Amid Financial Strain The Liberty Bell Bay manganese smelter in northern Tasmania has received its first ore shipment since announcing a period of limited operations earlier this year. The arrival marks a tangible, if partial, recovery for a facility that has faced a volatile market, supply challenges, and…
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Wizards of the Coast opens Montreal video game studio
Wizards of the Coast expands to Montreal In a move that underscores Montreal’s standing as a global hub for interactive entertainment, Wizards of the Coast, the studio famed for Dungeons & Dragons, announced the establishment of a new video game development studio in Montreal. The project is expected to create about 200 positions across game…
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German: A Career Asset in French-Speaking Switzerland
Why German Matters in Career Development In the context of Swiss employment, the importance of mastering German cannot be overstated. As many Romands seek to build successful careers, the simple phrase “Without German, I wouldn’t have the job I have today” echoes among educators and professionals alike. The Role of German in Resumes When it…
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Impact of New H-1B Visa Requirements on Israeli Workers
Introduction Recent changes in the U.S. immigration policy concerning H-1B work visas have stirred significant reactions across various sectors, particularly within the technology industry. The requirement for a hefty annual payment of $100,000 for those seeking H-1B visas is a dramatic shift, and its implications are profound, especially for Israeli workers looking to relocate to…

