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Most business owners know instinctively that a bad hire is expensive. What many underestimate is just how expensive. Industry estimates suggest that replacing a single employee can cost anywhere from 30% to 150% of that person's annual salary, depending on the role and the industry. In hospitality, where service quality directly impacts your reputation and your revenue, the stakes are even higher. But the cost of a bad hire isn't just financial. It's operational. What a Bad H

Breaking into Canada's hospitality industry can feel overwhelming at first. You know you want to work in this space — maybe it's the energy of a busy restaurant kitchen, the professionalism of a hotel operation, or the buzz of a major event. But getting your foot in the door is its own challenge, especially if you're new to Canada or new to the industry. Here's the truth: Canada's hospitality sector is growing, and it needs people like you right now. The question isn't whethe