Students face an unforgiving job market as Canada endures the third wave
Summer jobs and internships remain out of reach for many students.
Tag: Employment
Students across Canada turn to “side hustles” as unemployment soars due to COVID-19
The pandemic has led many to turn to their hobbies into a source of income.
The resilience of women
How are women adapting to the COVID-19 pandemic, and what new roles are they taking on?
Fittedfast: The innovative solution to help local businesses thrive
Fittedfast enables merchants to list their store for free on their website, making it easier for customers to shop online from local businesses with fast delivery.
The quiet revolution: The rise of African-Canadian women entrepreneurship
The hidden history of African-Canadian women entrepreneurship must shine for the world to see and give recognition to a pioneer who established an example of how Black women should handle business.
Students face tougher employment prospects as Canadian economy shrinks
New COVID-19 restrictions contributed to the loss of 63,000 jobs in December, and as spring and summer approach, students worry about potential job prospects.
I pay York and they pay me
What’s it like working for and attending York? Work/Study students share personal thoughts and feelings about their positions.
To be employed or to be self-employed?
The decision to be an employee or to venture off and start one’s own business is likely a thought that has crossed every working adult’s mind, but can one choice truly be better than another?
York releases most recent Employment Equity report
The Employment Equity report showcases representation among York University staff.
“Talent is equally distributed. Opportunity is not.”
The popular Leila Janah quote is exceptionally relevant when it comes to unpaid internships, a system designed only for privileged students who can afford the valuable experience.