HR News Canada Staff

Employees with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder often face discrimination on the job, and some have had workplace accommodations ignored or denied even after… …

A new housing partnership will give 650 Ontario healthcare workers access to rental units priced roughly 25 per cent below market rates,… …

The Ontario Nurses’ Association says a new arbitration ruling for registered nurses and health-care professionals at the province’s for-profit nursing homes proves… …

A Swift Current employer faces eight charges under Saskatchewan’s foreign worker protection laws following an investigation into alleged mistreatment of temporary foreign… …

A Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra musician who was fired after derogatory workplace comments came to light has lost his complaint against the union… …

The University of Lethbridge’s bid to hold separate hearings on the timeliness and the merits of a grievance over an employee’s resignation… …

The Canadian National Institute for the Blind will deliver employment training to up to 16 people in British Columbia who are blind,… …

A new alliance aimed at closing skills gaps in Canada’s advanced manufacturing sector was announced Aug. 17 in Guelph, Ont. The Advanced… …

Ontario created more than 52,000 jobs in July, the best month for job creation anywhere in North America, Premier Doug Ford said… …

Executives at companies they describe as toxic are nearly twice as likely to report significant financial growth than their peers at healthier… …