Newfoundland and Labrador’s information and privacy commissioner has ruled the province’s Public Service Commission was right to withhold confidential evaluations tied to… …
HR News Canada Staff
-
-
An Ontario long-term care home did not violate its collective agreement when it moved three personal support workers to different floors without… …
-
Trillium Health Partners did not breach its collective agreement by staffing the emergency department at its Mississauga Hospital with part-time patient care… …
-
Legislation & ComplianceGovernment Policy & BudgetsOur Favourites
Nova Scotia proposes lower overtime threshold, tip protections
Nova Scotia workers would qualify for overtime pay after 44 hours a week instead of 48, under legislation tabled this week by… …
-
Government Policy & BudgetsFeatured
Ontario expanding tariff support programs as new U.S. measures take effect
Businesses hit by a fresh round of U.S. tariffs and import bans will gain wider access to two Ontario support programs as… …
-
Artificial Intelligence (AI)FeaturedGovernment Policy & BudgetsTraining & Development
Ottawa partners with Amii to teach Canadians AI skills for free
The federal government has launched a national program to give students, educators, workers and communities free training on how to use artificial… …
-
Hiring is picking up and businesses are growing more confident in their investment plans, pointing to stronger economic conditions across Canada in… …
-
CompensationArtificial Intelligence (AI)Featured
Equity emerges as key lever in executive compensation in AI sector, report finds
Equity has become a defining feature of executive and board compensation across the artificial intelligence industry, according to a new interim report… …
-
Labour LawOur Favourites
PREMIUM Amazon’s bid to pause union arbitration rejected amid decertification vote in B.C.
Amazon Canada Fulfillment Services, ULC has failed in its attempt to pause a British Columbia Labour Relations Board order directing it to… …
-
Labour Law
PREMIUM Teamsters lose successorship bid despite shared site, equipment at B.C. concrete company
The British Columbia Labour Relations Board has dismissed a union application seeking to have a Merritt-area concrete company declared the successor employer… …

