Unifor opened collective bargaining with Air Canada today on behalf of nearly 6,000 customer service agents who work at airports, call centres …
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)Featured
HR teams struggle to scale AI beyond pilot projects despite rising investment
Most HR organizations are still in early stages of artificial intelligence adoption, with only 11 per cent integrating AI into core processes, …
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FeaturedGlobal HR Practices
Global labour conference signs 90 agreements expected to benefit 6 million people
The Global Labor Market Conference concluded in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, today with 90 strategic agreements and memoranda of understanding signed between government …
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FeaturedRetentionWorkforce Statistics
Employee turnover costs Canadian companies more than $30K per departure as wages set to rise
Canadian employers are bracing for higher employee turnover in 2026, with the average cost of replacing a worker climbing to $30,680, according …
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FeaturedGovernment Policy & BudgetsLabour Relations
Federal government cuts 665 positions at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada: Labour group
The federal government is eliminating approximately 665 positions at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and closing or reducing operations at seven agricultural research …
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Awards and CompetitionsFeaturedTop Employers
AIMCo named top employer for young people for third straight year
The Alberta Investment Management Corporation has been recognized as one of Canada’s Top Employers for Young People for the third consecutive year …
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Corporate Social ResponsibilityFeaturedTraining & Development
RBC commits $1.5 million annually to scholarship program targeting skills gap
Royal Bank of Canada has launched a three-tier scholarship program that will provide more than $1.5 million annually to 640 Canadians pursuing …
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FeaturedImmigrationLabour RelationsTraining & Development
SEIU Healthcare secures $1.3 million to train 100 internationally educated nurses in Ontario
The SEIU Healthcare Training Centre has received $1.3 million from the federal government’s Future Skills Centre to expand training programs for 100 …
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CompensationFeatured
B.C. government workers earn 4.4% more than private sector employees: Fraser Institute
Government workers in British Columbia earn 4.4 per cent higher wages on average than comparable private-sector employees, according to a new study …
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BenefitsOur FavouritesWorkforce Statistics
Employers struggle to align benefits with workforce expectations, finds HR News Canada-Venngo survey
Canadian organizations recognize the importance of flexible, personalized benefits for employee retention, yet most haven’t made the shift from traditional one-size-fits-all programs. …
