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​Canada's Best Employers Of 2024 Were Ranked & These Canadian Companies Made The Cut

As young professionals navigate an evolving job market, finding the right employer can be a game-changer. This year, a hundred Canadian companies have emerged for creating exceptional workplaces. That means competitive salaries, inclusive cultures, flexible work arrangements, and innovative benefits that prioritize employee well-being.

Canada's Top 100 Employers, the annual ranking of the corporate world by Mediacorp, is your guide to the companies that have been found to take the best care of their employees.

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Montreal Employees Rank Among The Least Loyal In Canada & Here’s How We Compare To The Rest

While Montrealers know a thing or two about staying loyal to our poutine and smoked meat sandwiches, the same cannot be said for the 9 to 5 grind — or whatever the work hours. A recent study paints a pretty candid picture: nationwide, Montreal employees ranked among the least loyal to the companies that hire them.

In a new study, Resume.io, an online resume and CV letter creator, analyzed Canada's LinkedIn data to measure which Canadian cities are the most and the least loyal to their employers. Turns out, a lot of folks across the 514 don't want to work, at least not at one company for a significant length of time. And can we blame them?

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6 Open Montreal Jobs With Some Of The Best Employers In Canada

Forbes has compiled a list of Canada's best employers in 2023, based on a survey of over 12,000 Canadians on their career experiences with big corporations. And good news: some of the companies currently have open jobs in Montreal.

Perhaps you're sick and tired of your current boss, or just curious about the work opportunities available out there. Who knows? You might find your dream job on the list.

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Forbes Has Released Its List Of The Best Employers In Canada In 2023

Forbes has released its 2023 list of Canada's best companies to work for, as determined by a survey of over 10,000 Canadians on their workplace experiences.

The total list includes 300 companies, but in the top 100 (which, let's be real, is all most people care about), three Montreal-based organizations have made their mark. These top companies were selected from a pool of 2,900 organizations, so making it to a high spot is no small feat.

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Forbes' List Of The 'World's Best Employers' Includes Several Companies In Quebec

If you're sick of your current job and the idea of a professional retraining gnaws at your imagination, you might want to consider one of the companies in Quebec that made Forbes' sixth annual World’s Best Employers ranking.

Weighing factors ranging from talent development to gender equality, Forbes compiled the list of 800 companies by surveying 150,000 full-time and part-time workers from 57 countries.

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'Canada's Top 100 Employers' 2022 List Is Out & Many Are Hiring In Montreal

Canada's Top 100 Employers dropped its 2022 list on November 12 and Montrealers will be happy to know many of them are hiring in the city.

The list, published by The Globe & Mail, represents the results of competition in which Mediacorp editors "grade employers on eight criteria, which have remained consistent since the project's inception: (1) Physical Workplace; (2) Work Atmosphere & Social; (3) Health, Financial & Family Benefits; (4) Vacation & Time Off; (5) Employee Communications; (6) Performance Management; (7) Training & Skills Development; and (8) Community Involvement."

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A Montreal Employer Is Moving To A 4-Day Workweek & Employees Are Keeping Their Salaries

A Montreal employer is officially moving to a four-day workweek without reducing employees' salaries. Video game studio Eidos said the new Monday-to-Thursday operating hours will apply to both its Montreal and Sherbrooke offices.

"The idea is not to condense the working hours into [four] days, but rather to review our ways of doing things and our quality time invested, with the aim of working better!" Eidos Head of Studio David Anfossi explained in a Q&A.

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