More than 75% of Canadian employees are not worried about losing their jobs: study
An Ipsos Reid study has found that 78 per cent of Canadian employees are not concerned that they may lose their jobs or be laid off this year because of the recession.
The finding, released Wednesday in Ipsos Reid's Build a Better Workplace syndicated study, is a slightly higher figure than was reported in a previous study in January, when the national score was 76 per cent. It represents employee concerns expressed in the last week of May.
That is MY POSITIVE spin of this story
CBC chose to spin it another way. Not that I am surprised.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Numbers Game
Posted by Tim at 9:08 p.m.
Labels: Yes I am still alive.
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2 comments:
Glad you're still alive.
This poll might be a bit more relevant if they had asked similar questions 2 or 3 years ago and we could compare, no?
NO...
The point is that the reporters insist on making everything and anything sound as bad as possible. They never spin things to the positive, always negative. They cause more harm than good by creating the air of panic continuously.
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