The [Coronavirus Disease 2019] COVID-19 pandemic has led to a significant increase in
telework since mid-March 2020. At the beginning of 2021, 32 per cent of Canadian employees …

Using Census data covering the 1980–2000 period, this article examines what outcomes
would be necessary for today's recent immigrant cohorts to achieve earnings parity with …

We assess the risk and cost of worker displacement in Canada over the last three decades.
We show that neither the risk of job loss nor the short‐term earnings losses of displaced …

In this study we document recent trends in family earnings inequality using data from the
Canadian Census and provide insight into the various factors that drive changes in the family …

… by Zechuan Deng, René Morissette and Derek Messacar … by Zechuan Deng, René
Morissette and Derek Messacar …

… Diane Galarneau and René Morissette … René Morissette is currently working abroad. …
because it affects their earnings (Galarneau and Morissette 2004). Such persistent gaps relative to …

Family earnings instability may affect the well-being of individuals in several ways. Unless
they are fully offset by government transfers and tax reductions, unexpected fluctuations in …

During the 1990s, immigration policy favoured the admission of immigrants with higher
education, leading to a significant increase in the education level of recent immigrants (see …

… Young workers lost ground relative to older workers during the 1980s and 1990s (Picot
1998; Morissette and Johnson 2005), but wage differences between the two groups …

… by Derek Messacar, René Morissette and Zechuan Deng … by Derek Messacar, René
Morissette and Zechuan Deng … Morissette. 2020. “Running the economy remotely …