Pierre @PHfloor

Development planning expert | Decades in the uncomfortable trenches of demography, sociology, macroeconomics, housing policy & sustainable development | Charts Joined June 2020

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Pierre @PHfloor

a day ago

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Steve Saretsky @SteveSaretsky

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Steve's conversation visualized... https://t.co/HKLgQ6XQOB

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Pierre @PHfloor

a day ago

Too long didn't listen... Youth unemployment historically high Government should do something about it

Dr. Mike P. Moffatt 🇨🇦🏅🏅 @MikePMoffatt

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Too long didn't listen... Youth unemployment historically high Government should do something about it

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Pierre @PHfloor

2 days ago

We need regulation to deregulate... and put all those folks who thrive on regulatory complexity out of business.

Heather Exner-Pirot @ExnerPirot

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We need regulation to deregulate... and put all those folks who thrive on regulatory complexity out of business.

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A big up cycle in non-permanent residents in Canada is followed by a big down cycle. Following the big run-up in NPRs in the mid to late 1980s, the numbers tanked--and hovered below zero for 8-years. We are heading in that direction again.

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Pierre @PHfloor

2 days ago

6-things going wrong for youth right now: 1) Their numbers have increased 2) Legacy FTWs occupying too many jobs 3) Hiring managers told to only hire if AI is not a solution 3) Big number of recent university grads 5) Most university degrees are useless 6) Soft economy😔

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Pierre @PHfloor

3 days ago

Average hourly pay at Starbucks, USA vs. Canada.

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Pierre @PHfloor

3 days ago

It’s true, the tight post-COVID labour market drove unprecedented growth in TFWs to fill record vacancies. It’s also true the normal flow of job seekers has since resumed--now bumping up against jobs held by TFWs in a softer job market.😬

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Pierre @PHfloor

3 days ago

I find it interesting that Quebec, which used to have an unemployment rate higher than Canada's for decades, now outperforms the rest of Canada's. It's currently at more than a full percentage point lower than Canada's.