The deal runs from July 1, 2026 to September 30, 2028 and includes phased wage increases across all classifications, plus updates to …
HR News Canada Staff
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A man suing an ironworkers union, its apprenticeship training society and the British Columbia Institute of Technology over the union’s alleged failure …
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Labour Law
PREMIUM Arbitrator upholds cabin searches by security, detector dog on Arctic cargo ship in Quebec
An arbitrator has dismissed a union grievance challenging surprise cabin searches conducted by a security firm and a detector dog aboard a …
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Labour LawWorkplace Safety & OHS
PREMIUM Ontario board dismisses Ford reprisal claim over grievance settlement
A husband and wife who work as forklift drivers at Ford Motor Company of Canada’s Oakville plant have had part of their …
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A registered nurse who turned off a critically ill patient’s paralytic and lowered his sedation without a physician’s order has lost her …
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FeaturedRecruitmentWorkforce Statistics
Most workers have encountered co-workers who misrepresented skills or identity: Survey
A new survey from background-screening firm GCheck says nearly three in four workers have worked alongside someone who misrepresented their professional background, …
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Skilled freelancing among U.S. knowledge workers rose to 38 per cent this year, up from 28 per cent a year earlier, according …
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FeaturedArtificial Intelligence (AI)Industry NewsTechnology in HR
Talogy partners with Symulate to build AI-powered talent simulations
Talent management firm Talogy has announced a partnership with Symulate, a company that builds AI-powered talent simulation technology. The deal pairs Talogy’s …
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FeaturedLegislation & Compliance
P.E.I. law restricts non-disclosure agreements in workplace harassment cases
Prince Edward Island’s Non-disclosure Agreements Act sets strict limits on when employers can ask workers who allege harassment or discrimination to sign …
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Legislation & ComplianceFeaturedGovernment Policy & Budgets
Prince Edward Island expands leave rules for domestic, sexual violence victims
Prince Edward Island has updated its Employment Standards Act regulations covering leave for victims of domestic violence, intimate partner violence and sexual …

