The federal government will provide nearly $10 million to train workers in energy assessment techniques for insulation trades, part of a broader… …
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Canada’s largest private-sector union says the federal government’s new automotive policy contains positive measures but needs stronger action to protect jobs at… …
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Employment LawFeaturedLabour Relations
Federal labour board dismisses union grievance over COVID-19 vaccination policy
The Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board has dismissed grievances filed by the Public Service Alliance of Canada challenging mandatory… …
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BenefitsFeaturedGovernment Policy & Budgets
N.L. premier urges Ottawa to negotiate pharmacare funding after province left out of initial agreements
Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham has written to Prime Minister Mark Carney calling for immediate federal pharmacare negotiations after Ottawa signed… …
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Nearly 10,000 Quebec businesses plan to sell within the next year, but women account for only 26 percent of business successors —… …
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Wagepoint has launched a refreshed brand identity as the Calgary-based payroll software provider enters what it calls its next phase of growth. …
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Medavie Blue Cross has launched a workplace accommodation service designed to help employers manage employee medical accommodation requests while reducing legal and …
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Bell Media has laid off 20 Unifor members across its national operations, including 11 journalists and nine production staff, the union announced… …
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Employment LawFeatured
Age and seniority drive $680,000 wrongful dismissal award for fired IBM executive
A 59-year-old IBM Canada executive with nearly two decades of service has been awarded $682,151 in damages after an Ontario court found… …
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The Ontario government is investing nearly $2 million to create the province’s first business succession planning services hub to help entrepreneurs prepare… …


