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Most Canadian Job Seekers Adapt Their Personality to Fit in at Work, But Say It’s Not Fair

Job seekers say adapting their personality to fit workplace culture is important for success, but more than half call the expectation unfair. Despite perceptions about younger workers, Gen Z and millennials report adapting the most, according to a recent Express Employment Professionals-Harris Poll survey.

Personality Is the Overlooked Hiring Advantage Canadian Employers Say Can Overcome Skills Gaps

Personality may be the new hiring advantage, with 91% of Canadian hiring managers saying it matters as much as skills, and 84% saying it can outweigh a candidate’s skills gap, according to a recent Express Employment Professionals-Harris Poll survey.

Unfilled Jobs, Longer Hiring Times Fuel Growing Frustration with Canada’s Job Market

The hiring process itself may be getting in the way of filling open jobs, as Canadian companies report more unfilled roles, longer timelines and positions closing without a hire while job seekers say automated systems are making it harder to feel heard, according to a newly released Express Employment Professionals-Harris Poll survey.

Economic Uncertainty and High Cost of Living Causing Anxiety for Canadian Job Seekers

Economic Uncertainty and High Cost of Living Causing Anxiety for Canadian Job Seekers

Canadian Employers Plan to Hire in Second Half of 2026, But Many Struggle to Fill Open Jobs

More Canadian employers are heading into the second half of 2026 with plans to hire, but many are struggling to find the workers they need, according to a new Express Employment Professionals-Harris Poll survey.

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