Finding work
How hiring works in Canada: job boards, referrals, credential recognition and remote roles.
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Your resume
How to build a Canadian-style resume and get past applicant tracking systems.
Your rights at work
Provincial standards, federal jurisdiction and how to tell which one covers you.
Termination and severance
Statutory notice, Ontario severance, common-law reasonable notice and the ROE.
CPP, EI and deductions
What comes off your pay, what it buys you and how to claim Employment Insurance.
Sectors that hire
Where the hiring happens: healthcare, technology, trades, resources and public sector.
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The labour market in Canada today
824
Active jobs
687
Companies hiring
Most in-demand roles
Otros
352
Hostelería y Turismo
78
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73
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65
Medicina y Salud
56
Mantenimiento y Reparaciones Técnicas
40
Manejo y Transporte de Carga Pesada
37
Ventas
32
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Frequently asked questions
How do I know whether federal or provincial rules apply to me?
By industry. Banks, telecommunications, broadcasting, airlines, interprovincial transport and federal Crown corporations are federally regulated. Most other workplaces follow provincial standards.
Is statutory notice all I am entitled to?
No. It is the floor. Where your contract does not properly limit termination entitlements, common-law reasonable notice applies and is almost always higher.
Which province has statutory severance on top of notice?
Ontario, for eligible long-service employees at larger organisations, up to 26 weeks. No other province has a statutory severance requirement.
What do federally regulated employees get?
Notice or wages in lieu after three months, plus separate statutory severance after 12 months, and an unjust-dismissal remedy that can include reinstatement.
What is the CPP rate for 2026?
Five point nine five per cent for employee and employer, on maximum contributory earnings of $71,100, for a maximum annual contribution of $4,230.45.
Are CPP and EI deducted from severance?
No. Severance and retiring allowances attract income tax but not CPP or EI, because employment has ended.
When must my employer issue the ROE?
Within five calendar days after the end of the pay period in which the interruption of earnings occurs. Without it you cannot claim EI.
When should I apply for EI?
Within four weeks of your last day. You can apply before the ROE arrives if your employer is slow.
What changed for illness leave in 2026?
Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba extended personal illness and injury leave to 27 weeks effective 1 January 2026, aligning with federal standards.
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