Elevator workers in Nova Scotia who stayed on strike after their construction-side colleagues went back to work have been ordered to return… …
HR News Canada Staff
-
-
FeaturedArtificial Intelligence (AI)Global HR Practices
Upcoming elections throwing corporate forecasts into doubt, finance leaders say
Upcoming elections are becoming a business planning problem, with nearly half of U.S. finance leaders saying the November midterms are clouding their… …
-
Small business owners say taxes are the biggest obstacle standing between them and growth, and most would put any tax savings toward… …
-
Our FavouritesArtificial Intelligence (AI)Leadership
Some managers are handing performance feedback to AI, and employees aren’t being told
Artificial intelligence (AI) is taking over one of the most human parts of a manager’s job, which is giving feedback and helping… …
-
Labour Law
PREMIUM CPKC ordered to reinstate conductor fired for not disclosing hospitalization at age 14
A Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railway conductor fired for not disclosing a five-day hospitalization at age 14 on her pre-employment medical assessment… …
-
Our FavouritesLabour Relations
Unifor sets Stellantis strike votes as talks stall over Brampton plant
Stellantis workers represented by Unifor will vote on strike authorization later this month, with negotiations between the union and the automaker at… …
-
A union investigator at Coast Mountain Bus objected in 2021 to being excluded from the interview of a manager accused in a… …
-
Labour Law
PREMIUM $25 minimum, not seniority, governs UBC student society promotion pay: Arbitrator
Food and beverage workers promoted at the Alma Mater Society of UBC will have their new pay step set by a guaranteed… …
-
Third place on Time magazine’s list of Canada’s Best Companies 2026 went to Sun Life, making the Toronto-based financial services firm the… …
-
Office workers who trust their IT support team are still regularly working around it by skipping tickets, turning to their own tools… …

