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B.C. adds 12K jobs in October, full-time work declines
Part-time hiring drove the gain, but B.C. lost 1,700 full-time jobs as the province’s unemployment rate eased to 6.3%, Statistics Canada said.
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Doerkson: B.C. is headed in a new direction for jobs, growth
PREMIER-DESIGNATE Lorne Doerkson, responding to Statistics Canada’s October Labour Force Survey, said: “While B.C. added 12,300 jobs in October, the gain was entirely in part-time work and the province lost 1,700 full-time jobs.” He added: “”After years of economic malaise in British Columbia, the province has a lot of ground to make up. The challenges […]
·Surrey, Canada
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