HR News Canada Staff

The number of temporary foreign workers (TFWs) in Canada’s health care sector has risen sharply, from 3,200 in 2000 to 57,500 in …

Workers in Canada’s high-emission industries who lost their jobs saw steeper initial earnings declines than displaced workers in many other countries, but …

Canada’s video game industry more than doubled in size between 2013 and 2022, with small, Canadian-owned design studios driving much of the …

Poor hiring decisions in the industrial sector are driving up safety incidents and reducing productivity, with 21 per cent of organizations reporting …

Travellers whose flights are cancelled due to crew shortages may be entitled to compensation of up to $1,000 under federal passenger protection …

Workers remain ambitious about their careers but are increasingly looking outside traditional jobs for opportunities and income, according to new research from …

Businesses in southern Ontario facing global trade challenges can now apply for federal funding under the Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI), the …

A seven-week strike at Toromont Industries’ remanufacturing facility in Bradford, Ont., has ended after the company and Unifor agreed to send an …

A growing divide between Canadian employers and employees on return-to-office mandates could undermine workplace productivity, according to a new study from Cisco. …

Walmart’s chief people officer Donna Morris has been appointed to the board of directors of UKG, the HR, payroll and workforce management …