Most Canadian Companies Confident They Can Protect Jobs in Case of Recession, But Workers Aren’t Convinced

About half of Canadian companies, job seekers fear recession: Poll

There’s a disconnect between employer confidence and employee’s concern about job security in Canada, but one thing they do agree on is the possibility of a recession, according to a new survey.

Most Canadian Companies Confident They Can Protect Jobs in Case of Recession, But Workers Aren’t Convinced

As economic uncertainty continues, a new survey reveals a striking disconnect between employer confidence and employee concern about job security....

Most companies are confident they can protect jobs in a recession, but workers aren’t convinced - Talent Canada

As economic uncertainty continues to shape the labour market, a new Express Employment Professionals–Harris Poll survey reveals a striking disconnect between employer confidence and employee concern about job security. Half of both Canadian companies (51 per cent) and Canadian job seekers (53 per cent) think there will be a recession within the next 12 months. But while a large majority of Canadian companies are confident in their ability to pro…