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Help for Job Loss

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"I've recently lost my job. Where can I get help?"
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How to Recover After Job Loss

Losing a job is one of the biggest life changes you can experience. If you feel overwhelmed, that’s normal, and it’s ok. Follow this guide to help you get to the next chapter of your career.

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Job Loss: Creating a New Future

Losing a job can happen to anyone, at any time. It’s one of the most stressful events you can face. These resources can help you take care of the basics, cope with losing your job, and move beyond job loss.

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Alberta Job Postings

Looking for work in Alberta? Get started now. Use filters to refine your job search. Sign up for alis Job Alerts so you don’t miss the newest job postings.
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Use a Bridge Job to Reach Your Career Goals

Whether you’ve been laid off, want to leave your current job, or need to pay the bills while you go back to school, a bridge job might be the right move—for now.
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Plan Your Career

How to Find Jobs That Will Let You Work Remotely

With the explosion of cloud-based tools, virtual meeting software, and other technology, working from home has become pretty ordinary. This has spurred the creation of job sites and other tools devoted to finding remote work.
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Tools and Resources

Information and Support for Mature Job Seekers

As a mature worker, you may find today’s competitive labour market very different from the last time you looked for work. Learn how to navigate the new reality, and where to get support.
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Find Work in Rural Alberta

Love the slower pace, family-friendly activities, and wide-open spaces of small towns? These strategies will help you search for work in rural Alberta.
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Career Services

Learn more about the different career services that are available throughout Alberta and across Canada.
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Job Search Sites

Job search engines can save you time because they only search for jobs. These search engines scan job-related websites, job boards and employer sites for jobs by the category and location you choose.
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Using Employment Agencies in Alberta

Helpful links from employment agencies and their job banks have been grouped together to get you started.

Change and Transitions

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Guide to Managing Career Transitions

A career change can be hard, especially if you didn’t expect it. Learn about the 3 stages that most people go through when adjusting to change.
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Make the Most of the Changes in Your Life and Career

Change happens. Sometimes the change is positive, sometimes negative. Try these ideas to make the most of the changes in your life and career.
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Handle Challenges: Deal With Things You Can’t Change

When you’re planning your career or looking for work, there may be challenges that you don't have much control over. Some of these challenges may make it harder for you to reach your goals.
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Over 45 and Looking for Work: Making Midlife Career Moves

Looking for work in midlife can feel overwhelming, especially if you were not expecting a change. Here’s how to plan your way forward one step at a time.

Cope With Emotions in Tough Times

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Grieving in the Workplace: Cope With Loss

Grief, the process of dealing with loss, is a normal part of life. This article focuses on grief following the loss of a loved one, and it also addresses how to manage grief.
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Cope With Stress

How stressed are you? Do you know how to avoid or handle stress? Try these strategies to cope with the stress you face at work.
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8 Strategies for Managing Fear

Change can be scary—especially if it’s a big change. Learn how to face your fears with these proven strategies.

If You’re Depressed About Work, There’s Help

If your career is making you feel sad or anxious, you’re not alone. Learn what to do when you face mental health issues on the job.
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Stay Positive During Your Work Search

Looking for work takes time, energy, and commitment. Even with a strong resumé and well-developed work search skills, it may take you more time than you expect to land a job. An upbeat approach helps.