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Help-Wanted Index: April 2013

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | April 2013 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: March 2013

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | April 2013 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: February 2013

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | February 2013 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: January 2013

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | January 2013 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: December 2012

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | December 2012 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: November 2012

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | November 2012 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: October 2012

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | October 2012 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: September 2012

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | September 2012 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: August 2012

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | August 2012 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: July 2012

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | July 2012 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: June 2012

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | June 2012 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: May 2012

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | June 2012 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: April 2012

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | May 2012 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: March 2012

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | March 2012 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: February 2012

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | February 2012 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: January 2012

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | January 2012 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: December 2011

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | December 2011 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: November 2011

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | November 2011 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: October 2011

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | October 2011 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

Help-Wanted Index: September 2011

The Conference Board of Canada’s Help-Wanted Index is an indicator of the number of new jobs advertised online. Our empirical analysis has shown that variations in the number of jobs posted online are generally followed by similar variations in employment in the ensuing months. Thus, the index can be used to predict near-term employment trends.

Report | 2 pages | September 2011 | Julie Adès | The Conference Board of Canada

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