Canada’s biomanufacturing training organization and its Irish counterpart have signed a formal agreement to expand workforce development programs across both countries, with …
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Technology in HRArtificial Intelligence (AI)Industry News
V2 Cloud launches AI assistant and performance tools for HR teams
V2 Cloud is set to release two new products aimed at HR professionals by the end of June: an enhanced performance management …
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Viatris Inc. has been named one of the 2026 Best Workplaces in Canada by Great Place to Work, the workplace culture research …
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Executives seeing ‘significant’ benefits from AI. Front line workers? Not so much
Seven in ten executive leaders say their organizations are seeing “significant” benefits from artificial intelligence — but only one in four frontline …
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)FeaturedGlobal HR Practices
Where should companies put profits from AI? Workers? R&D? Or shareholder return?
Just Capital says a new survey shows the American public and investors want companies to put profits from artificial intelligence (AI) toward …
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The Court of King’s Bench for Saskatchewan has dismissed an application by a Saskatoon hotel operator to quash a labour board decision …
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A foreign service officer who accused her bargaining agent of failing to represent her fairly will get a hearing on one of …
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CompensationBenefitsFeaturedPensions
Newfoundland and Labrador appoints Heather Jacobs to lead review of compensation for MHAs
Newfoundland and Labrador’s House of Assembly has appointed a veteran public servant to lead a review of what members of the provincial …
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Government Policy & BudgetsFeaturedPayroll
Pay transparency, job-protected leave among major changes in N.B. as legislature wraps up spring session
New Brunswick’s legislature ended its spring session with 27 bills receiving royal assent, including measures on pay transparency, job-protected leave and worker …
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Labour RelationsFeaturedGovernment Policy & Budgets
CLC backs tougher forced labour rules, rejects tariff link
The Canadian Labour Congress is backing stronger enforcement against imports made with forced labour while rejecting attempts to use workers’ rights to …


