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COVID-19 burnout is real — and your employer is worried about it, too
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COVID-19 burnout is real — and your employer is worried

admin May 1, 2021
Jonathan Frostick’s first resolution after suffering a heart attack in April was to cut down on video conferencing at work. “I’m not spending all day on zoom (sic) anymore,” the London, U.K.-based program manager financial services firm HSBC, wrote on LinkedIn last month.“I’m restructuring my approach to work,” Frostick continued. “I’m really not g...
AstraZeneca reports $275M in sales from vaccine during 1st quarter
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AstraZeneca reports $275M in sales from vaccine during 1st quarter

admin April 30, 2021
AstraZeneca said its COVID-19 vaccine sales were $275 million in the first-quarter and it is on track to deliver 200 million doses a month from April, as better-than-expected results and a second-half growth forecast boosted its shares. Chief Executive Pascal Soriot again defended the vaccine rollout on Friday, saying that Anglo-Swedish drugmaker h...
Ontario is launching paid sick leave. Should other provinces follow suit?
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Ontario is launching paid sick leave. Should other provinces follow

admin April 29, 2021
Following months of public pressure prompted by a surge in COVID-19 cases, the Ontario government has finally announced its paid sick leave program. The Ontario COVID-19 Worker Income Protection Program is retroactive, beginning April 19 and ending on Sept. 25. It includes access to three paid sick days, and the province has agreed to reimburse emp...
Strong economic growth expected in 2nd half of 2021, Bank of Canada says
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Strong economic growth expected in 2nd half of 2021, Bank

admin April 28, 2021
The Bank of Canada is expecting strong consumption-led growth in the second half of the year as vaccinations against COVID-19 continue, Governor Tiff Macklem said on Tuesday. In comments to the House of Commons finance committee, he reiterated that considerable uncertainty surrounded the central bank‘s forecast that economic slack should be absorbe...
Will Ottawa’s childcare plan actually help parents during the recovery?
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Will Ottawa’s childcare plan actually help parents during the recovery?

admin April 24, 2021
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland’s budget pledges the federal government will pony up $30 billion over the next five years to create a Canada-wide early learning system and a permanent funding increase of $8.3 billion per year thereafter. The goal is to cut childcare fees in registered centres in half by the end of 2022 and eventually reduce the ...
As Canada’s federal and provincial budgets swell, sales-tax increases may follow
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As Canada’s federal and provincial budgets swell, sales-tax increases may

admin April 22, 2021
Canada’s provincial and federal government debt has ballooned during the COVID-19 pandemic, as it has for governments around the world, as they cope with both the costs of a health emergency and the need to use taxpayer dollars to prop up their economies.But in Canada, some of the new public spending will settle at a permanently higher level or res...

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