HR News Canada Staff

Seven in ten executive leaders say their organizations are seeing “significant” benefits from artificial intelligence — but only one in four frontline …

Just Capital says a new survey shows the American public and investors want companies to put profits from artificial intelligence (AI) toward …

The Court of King’s Bench for Saskatchewan has dismissed an application by a Saskatoon hotel operator to quash a labour board decision …

A foreign service officer who accused her bargaining agent of failing to represent her fairly will get a hearing on one of …

Newfoundland and Labrador’s House of Assembly has appointed a veteran public servant to lead a review of what members of the provincial …

New Brunswick’s legislature ended its spring session with 27 bills receiving royal assent, including measures on pay transparency, job-protected leave and worker …

The Canadian Labour Congress is backing stronger enforcement against imports made with forced labour while rejecting attempts to use workers’ rights to …

The Ontario Nurses’ Association (ONA) began two days of arbitration hearings Monday with for-profit nursing home employers over wages and working conditions …

The Public Service Alliance of Canada secured a 1.25 per cent wage adjustment for 2023 and stronger contract protections against technological change …

Robert Half says 44 per cent of Canadian professionals plan to look for a new job during the second half of 2026, …