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Meet CPC Member Charles Fraser

October 29, 2014 | Comments Off on Meet CPC Member Charles Fraser

By Cathy Milton. Charles Fraser lives and works in beautiful Halifax, Nova Scotia, where he is the Principal and Managing Partner of Find HR Partners Inc. Charles specializes in providing his clients with personalized branding solutions, positioning and optimizing their online and offline presence. Charles says that he has always been intrigued by exceptional marketing. As he advanced through his human capital and search career, he realized that there was – and continues to be – a disconnect between the buying motivators of prospective employers and the career goal motivators…

CPC does not send unsolicitated emails – help fight scams

October 27, 2014 |

[Updated: November 9, 2014] You may have received a suspicious email that seems to be from Career Professionals of Canada, but is not actually from us. It is from career[s]procanada .com. This is a spam email money-laundering scam from career[s]procanada which is not affiliated with this website. Career Professionals of Canada does not send unsolicited emails. We do not provide job search services, nor do we collect resumes for our files.  “Spoof” (fake) emails and websites try to look like they’re from real people in legitimate companies. The following spam email example is a…

Resources Available to Help Keep Students Safe on Take Our Kids to Work Day

October 21, 2014 | Comments Off on Resources Available to Help Keep Students Safe on Take Our Kids to Work Day

HAMILTON, ON (October 21, 2014) –  On November 5, 2014, grade nine students across Canada will visit the workplace of a parent, relative or friend as part of the National program, Take Our Kids to Work™ day. The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) reminds all organizations involved to make safety a priority on this day and to take extra care to protect the visiting students from any hazards that may be present in the workplace. Take Our Kids to Work™ day allows organizations to demonstrate their commitment…

What are Your Clients’ Career Needs?

October 4, 2014 | Comments Off on What are Your Clients’ Career Needs?

For career practitioners, comparing a client’s needs to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs can be very effective when assisting clients of all age groups with career transition and  career development. Career Professionals of Canada defines career development as “a proactive approach you take to create the work and life you desire. It is much more than getting a job. It is a lifelong process of learning and growing. Career development enables you to make informed educational, occupational, and employment choices. It is an ongoing process that you embark on to ensure meaningful work throughout…

Hello Generation Z! – Embracing a new approach to the changing world of work

October 1, 2014 | Comments Off on Hello Generation Z! – Embracing a new approach to the changing world of work

By Lori Jazvac. There is a new generation that is only beginning to scratch the surface of the workforce and leave a profound mark on prospective employers and career practitioners alike – Generation Z. While we often can pinpoint the distinct differences between Generation X, Y, and the Baby Boomers, leaving behind a trail of a steady 30+ year career progression, Generation Z offers a different twist. Unlike their Generation Y counterparts, the age bracket born between 1994 and 2010 is distinguished for employing an entrepreneurial, self-motivated, and innovative approach…

CPC Member Appreciation – September 2014

September 30, 2014 | Comments Off on CPC Member Appreciation – September 2014

“We only need to look at what we are really doing in the world and at home and we’ll know what it is to be Canadian.” ~ Adrienne Clarkson ~ Welcome to our new PROFESSIONAL Members: Lynne Bard Maurice Williams Ritu Ganju Sacha Brake Shabuz Pal Thank you to our renewing PROFESSIONAL Members: Anca Andronic Lidia Siino Sue Kersey Congratulations to our newly CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL Members: Tami Cooper, CRS   Much gratitude goes to all our other volunteers who work diligently throughout the year!