HR News Canada Staff

The Canadian National Institute for the Blind will deliver employment training to up to 16 people in British Columbia who are blind,… …

A new alliance aimed at closing skills gaps in Canada’s advanced manufacturing sector was announced Aug. 17 in Guelph, Ont. The Advanced… …

Ontario created more than 52,000 jobs in July, the best month for job creation anywhere in North America, Premier Doug Ford said… …

Executives at companies they describe as toxic are nearly twice as likely to report significant financial growth than their peers at healthier… …

An Algoma University associate professor’s complaint alleging pay discrimination compared to newly hired colleagues can proceed, a labour arbitrator has ruled, rejecting… …

A Quebec health-sector employer breached its collective agreement when it failed to properly reclassify biomedical technical co-ordinators after moving them onto a… …

Alberta Precision Laboratories breached its collective agreement with the Health Sciences Association of Alberta when it unilaterally scheduled a Calgary laboratory worker’s… …

A Windsor, Ont., tool and die manufacturer will pay more than $840,000 to end a labour dispute with Unifor that grew out… …

A Surrey, B.C. road construction company has been ordered to pay nearly $60,000 in unpaid union remittances and delinquency charges after failing… …

Employers across the Greater Toronto Area are being asked to sign a new charter aimed at breaking down barriers that keep young… …