Liberal caucus recommends bank merger delay

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The Canadian Parliament as well as the federal government have been encouraged by a group of Liberal members of parliament to regulate the approval of bank mergers in the country. The proposal, which is contained in a report of a Liberal caucus committee, reflects the efforts of the legislators to ensure that bank mergers will not produce adverse effects towards certain sectors such as retailers and small-scale enterprises. The proposal, if translated into law, will further derail the planned merger of institutions such as Bank of Montreal and Royal Bank of Canada.

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Canada: The Canadian Parliament & federal government urged by Liberal members of parliament to regulate merger approvals

Government regulation (cont), Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Banking Regulation, Banking law, Article

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Skilled-worker shortage could reach one million

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Canada is expected to have one million jobs that will be unfilled in 2020 if education and training techniques are not changed, according to Canadian Human Resources Minister Jane Stewart. An abundance of skills and an ability to adapt will become increasingly important in the future for employees.

Labor force information, Labor Force & Employment, Statistical Data Included, Supply and demand, Employment, Skilled labor

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