HR News Canada Staff

An arbitrator has reduced from 25 to 20 the demerit points assessed against an Ontario Northland Transportation Commission foreman who refused to… …

A Moose Jaw restaurant has become the first employer convicted under Saskatchewan’s former foreign worker protection legislation, after pleading guilty to charging… …

More than 5,000 Metro Vancouver transit workers will stop wearing their uniforms starting Monday, Aug. 17, after their union served 72-hour strike… …

Two policy grievances filed by a union representing Canada Post employees over the Crown corporation’s mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy have been dismissed… …

A Coast Mountain Bus Company transit operator’s grievance over his dismissal will proceed to a hearing on the merits, a labour arbitrator… …

The Vancouver Korean Press Ltd.’s application to have a decision certifying its employees’ union reconsidered has been dismissed by the British Columbia… …

SN Transport Ltd. and Local 1724 of the Amalgamated Transit Union have reached an agreement on the services that must continue during… …

A worker who was offered the choice between retirement and termination over an alleged theft of time has lost a bid to… …

The Northwest Territories has rewritten large sections of its Public Service Act, adding a formal whistleblower regime and updating merit-based hiring, casual… …

Wildfire smoke exposure can cause both short-term and long-term health harm, and reducing that exposure is the best way to lower the… …