HR News Canada Staff

New Employment Insurance (EI) measures meant to help workers affected by U.S. tariffs don’t go far enough, according to Canada’s unions. “Canada… …

A Central Okanagan teacher who was barred from using her accumulated sick leave to top up her workers’ compensation benefits for the… …

Nearly 40 steam engineers and other skilled trades workers walked off the job at Metro Vancouver’s waste-to-energy facility in Burnaby, B.C., starting… …

A CN locomotive engineer who ran through a misaligned switch in an Alberta rail yard has had 20 demerits reduced to 15… …

A new national alliance aimed at tackling labour shortages in Canada’s transportation and supply chain sector launched Aug. 24 in Calgary. Patty… …

Employers in Prince Edward Island who hire temporary foreign workers will soon have to register with the province and make key details… …

More than $2 trillion in Canadian business assets could change hands as roughly three-quarters of the country’s business owners plan to exit… …

An Alberta Health Services employee facing a pending criminal trial for alleged sexual assault will still have his firing challenged at a… …

Saskatchewan Power Corporation must give actual notice to the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 2067 when it creates a new position… …

Companies that introduce artificial intelligence without weighing it against their own values risk creating workplaces that feel disconnected, unfair or unstable, according… …