The Ontario Nurses’ Association (ONA) began two days of arbitration hearings Monday with for-profit nursing home employers over wages and working conditions …
HR News Canada Staff
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Labour LawArtificial Intelligence (AI)
PREMIUM House of Commons editors win 1.25% raise and AI safeguards
The Public Service Alliance of Canada secured a 1.25 per cent wage adjustment for 2023 and stronger contract protections against technological change …
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RetentionFeaturedRecruitmentWorkforce Statistics
Four in 10 Canadian professionals plan job search: Robert Half
Robert Half says 44 per cent of Canadian professionals plan to look for a new job during the second half of 2026, …
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Dialogue Health Technologies has launched a Medical Second Opinion (MSO) program that gives Canadians access to independent reviews from specialists on complex …
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Nearly half of full-time employed Canadians with paid time off have delayed, shortened or changed vacation plans because of workload or workplace …
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)CompensationOur FavouritesRecruitment
AI boosts wages and hiring at companies that use it most, PwC finds
Companies most able to use artificial intelligence are hiring faster and paying more than their peers, according to PwC’s 2026 Global AI …
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Brandon Hall Group has released six progression models designed to help organizations assess the maturity of their human resources, talent, learning and …
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Our FavouritesEmployment LawHR News
Ontario court orders HR manager onto sex offender registry after he assaulted two workers
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has ordered a former human resources manager who sexually assaulted two employees to register as a …
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Training & DevelopmentFeaturedGovernment Policy & Budgets
Okanagan College to add 256 trades training seats as part of B.C.’s Look West strategy
Okanagan College will add 256 new skilled-trades training seats in 2026-27 as part of the British Columbia government’s Look West strategy. The …
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RecruitmentFeaturedGovernment Policy & BudgetsRetention
Nova Scotia opens applications for healthcare worker recruitment grants
Community groups in Nova Scotia can now apply for grants of up to $25,000 to help recruit and keep healthcare workers in …


