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FeaturedLabour RelationsPeople on the Move
Patricia Warwick named vice chair of Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board
Patricia Warwick will join the Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board as vice chair on Dec. 1, filling a vacancy left by Carol Kraft’s …
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Employers in the United States may face workforce disruptions starting Oct. 30 as the Department of Homeland Security eliminates automatic extensions of …
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One in four AI job postings lack clear context, Indeed finds
One in four job postings that mention artificial intelligence fail to provide clear context on how employers plan to use the technology, …
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Unifor is criticizing Alberta’s back-to-work legislation as an attack on basic worker rights, saying the provincial government is fighting its own workers …
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Montreal-based supply chain software company Tecsys Inc. has been named one of the 2025 Best Workplaces in Quebec by Great Place to …
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Workforce management software company UKG has launched a venture capital arm to invest in early and growth-stage companies developing workplace technology for …
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Immatics has appointed Amie Krause as chief people officer, effective Oct. 27, in a newly established role focused on organizational development as …
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Budget 2025 to deliver $1,100 tax credit for personal support workers
The federal government will introduce a $1,100 refundable tax credit for personal support workers in Budget 2025, affecting more than 200,000 care …
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SHRM’s Emily M. Dickens named top lobbyist by ethics institute
Emily M. Dickens, chief of staff and head of government affairs at SHRM, has been named a 2025 Top Lobbyist by the …
