HR News Canada Staff

Sixteen media workers lost their jobs when CHAT-TV in Medicine Hat, Alberta, closed suddenly Monday, ending nearly seven decades of local news …

The Canadian aluminum industry is pushing back against a newly announced 50% U.S. tariff, warning the measure could force manufacturers to source …

Canada’s first ministers agreed to accelerate major infrastructure projects and remove interprovincial trade barriers during their first Saskatchewan meeting in over 40 …

A digital mental health platform originally designed for emergency responders is now available to workplaces across multiple industries as employers seek new …

Members of the Power Workers’ Union have ratified a new collective agreement with Hydro One that combines two separate contracts into one …

UKG has acquired Shiftboard, a scheduling software provider for highly regulated industries, in a move that expands its workforce management offerings for …

Food and beverage manufacturers face mounting risks from airborne contaminants that can spoil products and harm workers, according to new research from …

British Columbia has released its second annual Pay Transparency Report, highlighting modest but notable reductions in the gender pay gap across several …

The government of British Columbia is investing $30 million over three years into its Integrated Marketplace program, aiming to expand opportunities for …

Nearly 40 Unifor members at the Best Western Plus in Windsor walked off the job early Saturday morning, launching strike action over …