HR News Canada Staff

A Nova Scotia labour board has dismissed a complaint against a public sector union, finding it lacked jurisdiction to hear the case …

The Alberta Court of Appeal has dismissed a challenge by four union members who sought to have courts intervene in an internal …

Janitorial workers employed by Dexterra Group to clean Vancouver’s SkyTrain system took to the streets in Metro Vancouver on Tuesday, alleging the …

A national coalition of unions and community groups delivered jars of black pennies to the federal finance minister in Ottawa on Wednesday, …

Saskatchewan has doubled its Volunteer First Responders’ Tax Credit from $3,000 to $6,000, effective Jan. 1, 2026, under amendments introduced to The …

Seven in 10 Canadian hiring managers and more than three-quarters of job seekers say professional networking feels more like a business transaction …

More than 6,400 school support workers in New Brunswick have voted to ratify a new collective agreement with the provincial government, ending …

The number of Canadians receiving regular Employment Insurance (EI) benefits fell by 11,000 in January 2026, dropping to 555,000 after reaching a …

The Union of Safety and Justice Employees is calling on the federal government to increase support for Correctional Program Officers after releasing …

Manitoba’s 2026 provincial budget commits to training 40 per cent more apprentices in the skilled trades, removing provincial sales tax from grocery …