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October 4, 2009 Edition |
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Office Space
Few employees are aware that North America's commercial real estate bubble is about to pop. Office space in Calgary is more expensive than in Toronto. Yet, due to overdevelopment, Calgary could see double-digit vacancy rates over the next five years-bottoming out in 2012. New York is also in the same predicament. Perhaps in the future, low-income artists will repurpose the empty glass towers into bohemian lofts.
Where's your company's office space?
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Newsworthy
Sensible shoes are a woman's right
Your Jimmy Choo shoes may make your legs look fabulous, but high heels can be a workplace hazard-and not in the femme fatale way that you're hoping.
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(Source: CBC)
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The perfect interview outfit
A little black dress is perfect for cocktail parties. However, assembling the perfect interview outfit may take more thought and effort.
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(Source: Canoe, Lifewise)
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Tim Hortons workers fired following robbery
Tim Horton's fired two single mothers who were the victims of a late night robbery. They left the store unattended while on break.
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(Source: Canoe, CNews)
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Jobboom Poll
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Where's your company's office space?
- In a new high rise downtown
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- In a historic building downtown
- In a new office building in a lower-rent district
- In an old office building in the suburbs
- In a converted loft in an industrial building
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Fun Jobs
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Online world offers variety of jobs
Many employees wake up early, skip breakfast, lurch through a commute, dash up flights of stairs only to earn a hairy-eyed glare from their boss for arriving a couple of minutes late. On the other hand, there's an increasing army of telecommuting freelancers who snooze repeatedly, read their newspapers over breakfast and shuffle to their desks in a pair of slippers. No muss no fuss. Are you ready to make the leap to working online from home?
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