HR News Canada Staff

British Columbia will create paid work opportunities for people facing employment barriers through a new $7.7-million program launched in partnership with the …

Offshore oil workers aboard the SeaRose vessel have voted to join Unifor, bringing approximately 75 per cent of Canada’s offshore oil workforce …

Alberta’s government is preparing contingency plans for possible strikes or lockouts as contract negotiations with the province’s largest public sector union have …

Durham Region Transit workers have voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action, with 98% supporting a mandate that could see transit services …

Nova Scotia is expanding access to post-secondary education and skills training for vulnerable youth with new funding for employment support programs aimed …

Ontario’s hospital association is challenging a recent policy think tank report claiming hospitals spent billions on private staffing agencies, calling the analysis …

Hub International Limited rolled out a new digital employee benefits solution today aimed at helping Canadian small businesses offer comprehensive benefits packages …

Saskatchewan’s government passed amendments to The Saskatchewan Employment Act that will add protections for workers while supporting business growth, including limits on …

Canada’s largest labour organization is pressing Prime Minister Mark Carney’s newly sworn-in cabinet to move beyond “symbolism” and deliver concrete action on …

Fears of salary stagnation and workforce reductions are rising among job seekers in Canada as many take on additional work to cope …