Despite recent tough economic times, Canadians satisfied with work, optimistic about career goals
We rely on personal connections more than on-line networks for job leads: Newest Research from the Canadian Education and Research Institute for Counselling
Toronto, February 2, 2011 – In spite of having just come through a tough economic year, the majority of Canadians are generally happy with their jobs and like the people they work with. Despite job satisfaction, nearly half of Canadians doubt they are being sufficiently rewarded for their work efforts according to a new survey released today by the Canadian Education and Research Institute for Counselling (CERIC). The on-line survey of just over 1200 Canadians, recently conducted by Environics Research, provides insight into Canadians’ perceptions of their workplaces and approaches to their career development.
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