Chile:

Chile has made tremendous progress over the last few decades, both in terms of employment opportunities and improving the standard of living of its citizens. This lively nation has witnessed robust growth and poverty reduction, which has propelled the nation into the league of the fastest growing economics on the South American continent.

A hale and hearty 45 percent of the workforce in the country thinks that it is an ideal time to find a new job, while 47 percent contradict the thought.  

Canada:

The job market in Canada is in a reasonable shape post recession. Though high unemployment rate, especially among the youth is a cause for concern, the employment opportunities are considered better than the rest of the developed world.

This is evident by the fact that the number of employees who believe that it is a good time to find a new job is higher than those who do not. A good 52 percent of the workforce is optimistic about the employment opportunities in the country, while 44 percent contradict the perception.

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