HR News Canada Staff

More than 1,000 Uber drivers in Victoria have ratified the first collective agreement covering app-based ride-share workers in Canada, United Food and …

The British Columbia government is providing nearly $600,000 to two Fraser Valley manufacturers to expand operations and create more than 35 full-time …

The Ontario government has released a 10-year plan aimed at protecting the province’s forest sector from U.S. trade measures while building a …

The director of a temporary help agency and recruitment firm had his constitutional challenge to Ontario’s licensing regime redirected after the Divisional …

Yarco Companies, a family-owned affordable housing provider operating across nine U.S. states, is using an artificial intelligence-powered hiring platform to move job …

The City of St. Catharines cannot stop paying accidental death and dismemberment benefits to the estates of retired firefighters who were diagnosed …

The governments of Canada and Manitoba have increased wages for early childhood educators (ECEs) and child-care assistants, with some workers seeing gains …

Four employer-of-record companies have merged their operations and brand identities into a single global platform called Rivermate, creating a network that covers …

Nearly seven in 10 human resources professionals say they are having difficulty recruiting full-time employees, according to a new report from the …

New Brunswick has a new deputy minister of post-secondary education, training and labour following a reorganization of senior civil service leadership announced …