AGP Executive Report
Last update: 36 minutes agoFederal Hiring Pulse: Applications for federal public service jobs fell by nearly 30% in 2025-26, with fewer ads, more exits, and a drop in promotions—an HR signal that the public sector is tightening hiring. Labour Market Update: Statistics Canada says Canada added 18,000 jobs in June and the unemployment rate edged down to 6.5%, with gains led by youth (15–24) and concentrated in part-time work plus food/accommodation and retail. Provincial Jobs Watch: Saskatchewan held steady in June, adding 6,500 jobs and keeping unemployment around 6.1%. Workplace Safety: WorkSafeNB reported fewer fatalities in 2025 (down to 9) and improved mental-health support, alongside refunds to employers. Recruitment & Mobility: New Indigenous employment program opens in the Sault, while a Canada–Philippines bilateral labour agreement aims to regulate overseas recruitment and reduce worker fees. AI & Work: A marketing leadership piece argues AI is pushing CMOs toward enterprise-wide, “mini CEO” roles. Local Growth: CGC opened a $210M wallboard plant in Wheatland County, Alberta, supporting Western construction jobs.
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