HR News Canada Staff

Nova Scotia is launching a new classroom program this fall to teach students in grades 7 to 12 about the seafood industry …

The Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work is calling on 50 employers to take a disability inclusion pledge after new research found …

Payscale has expanded its Peer data network to 10.2 million incumbents, as employers face more pressure to make pay decisions using current …

The Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board has dismissed a worker’s complaint that her union failed to represent her fairly in disputes over overtime …

The British Columbia government’s third annual pay transparency report shows the gender pay gap in the province narrowed to 14.5 per cent …

An Alberta judge has upheld a labour board decision that dismissed an electrician’s complaint accusing his union of failing to fairly represent …

Unifor Local 333 members at BC Transit in Victoria have voted 97 per cent in favour of strike action, giving their bargaining …

Drake International has acquired Toronto-based social enterprise The Whiteboard Collective and committed $1 million to the University of Manitoba as part of …

The Society of United Professionals is opening a community office in Saskatoon, following last fall’s merger with 450 management professionals at the …

ECO Canada is opening applications for its 2026-2027 Student Work Placement Program (SWPP), offering eligible Canadian employers up to $5,000 in wage …