The federal government is investing nearly $13 million in two national training projects to equip more than 17,000 skilled trades workers with …
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)Featured
U.S. federal workers gain access to Claude AI tools at bargain basement price: $1 per agency per year
U.S. federal employees across all three branches of government can now use Anthropic’s Claude AI for $1 per agency per year, a …
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FeaturedRetentionWorkforce Statistics
Most workers want to change jobs but fear financial hit, survey finds
Sixty per cent of workers have stayed in jobs longer than they wanted because changing careers felt too difficult, according to a …
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Industry NewsPayrollRemote Working
Thunes and Ontop launch real-time global payouts for remote workers
SAN FRANCISCO — Freelancers and remote workers in more than 150 countries can now receive instant payments in local currency under a …
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Most people see skilled trades as essential to society but believe they remain undervalued and underrepresented, especially among younger generations, according to …
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Employment LawFeaturedGlobal HR Practices
Tesla sued by former HR staff over alleged retaliation for probing racism at Fremont plant
A group of former human resources and security employees has filed suit against Tesla Inc., alleging they were fired or forced out …
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Global HR PracticesGlobal Safety News
Union Pacific ordered to reinstate engineer, pay $300K after injury report in U.S.
The U.S. Department of Labor has ordered Union Pacific Railroad Co. to reinstate a railroad engineer and pay more than $300,000 in …
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)Awards and CompetitionsIndustry News
iCIMS wins AI-based HR solution award for second year
iCIMS has been recognized as “AI-based Human Resources Solution of the Year” at the 2025 AI Breakthrough Awards, marking its second consecutive …
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Diversity, Equity & InclusionFeaturedTraining & Development
N.L. government invests $3.5 million in women’s trades program, launches online registry
The Newfoundland and Labrador government will spend $3.54 million over three years to create an all-female renovation crew that helps women gain …
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CompensationFeaturedRetention
New Brunswick adds fourth wage step for early childhood educators at cost of $7.2 million
New Brunswick will invest $7.24 million to create a fourth wage step for early childhood educators, increasing pay by up to six …
