The Ontario government is giving the Town of Amherstburg $838,000 to help local industries and workers cope with U.S. tariffs, marking the …
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FeaturedWorkforce Statistics
Canada’s economy grew 0.1% in January, led by goods-producing industries: StatsCan
Canada’s real gross domestic product edged up 0.1% in January, following 0.2% growth in December, as gains in mining, construction and utilities …
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Industry NewsTechnology in HR
HR Path acquires Covalence Consulting to expand UKG practice in North America
Global human resources consulting firm HR Path has acquired Covalence Consulting Inc., a Canadian and U.S.-based human capital management (HCM) technology consultancy …
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)CompensationIndustry News
Aon adds AI job families to Radford McLagan compensation database
Aon plc has expanded its Radford McLagan Compensation Database to include artificial intelligence job families, as demand for AI talent grows across …
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Asure Software has appointed Tiffany Mortimer as its chief transformation and people officer, bringing 15 years of experience in enterprise transformation, operations, …
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FeaturedLabour RelationsRemote Working
B.C. union calls on province to let workers stay home to cut fuel costs
The B.C. General Employees’ Union is calling on the provincial government to allow provincially regulated employees to work from home full time, …
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Labour Law
PREMIUM Alberta worker fired for calling managers Nazis loses DFR complaint against Unifor
The Alberta Labour Relations Board has dismissed a duty of fair representation complaint against Unifor, Local Union No. 288, finding the union …
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Labour Law
PREMIUM MPAC’s mandatory vaccination policy upheld as workers placed on unpaid leave during Omicron wave
A labour arbitrator has dismissed a policy grievance brought by the Ontario Public Service Employees Union against the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, …
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FeaturedGovernment Policy & BudgetsLabour Relations
B.C. professional employees ratify new collective agreement with province
About 1,900 professional employees in British Columbia’s public service have ratified a new collective agreement with the provincial government. The Professional Employees …
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FeaturedGovernment Policy & BudgetsLabour Shortages
Alberta launches trades discovery centre to address looming workforce gap
Alberta’s government is investing $6 million over three years to open the Alberta Trades Discovery Centre, a new facility in Calgary that …
