Posted by Trish on Mar 2, 2010 in
Economy - General
Following are ‘highlights’ of our new BC Budget announced this afternoon. As anticipated, there are currently no personal income tax adjustments. The B.C. Government plans to spend more on Education and Health, and less on their Ministries, notably the Ministry of Forests.
The good news for business is that corporate tax will drop to 10 per cent effective 2011, [...]
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Posted by Trish on Jan 28, 2010 in
Job Search
First of all, let me state clearly that I believe job boards serve a very useful and valuable service to both candidates and employers. I have used a number of job boards throughout my career and have found them to be very useful resource tools.
Having said that, I was recently surprised to learn just how [...]
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Posted by Trish on Dec 29, 2009 in
Job Search
When conducting a job search, it is natural for us to be focused on our ‘hard skills’ such as computer programs knowledge, confidence with using social networking tools, navigating the Internet, firm portal databases, etc. All of these skills are a requirement of any job in the corporate world, and are valuable skills to have.
In our current job [...]
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