More than half of U.S. employees are staying in their jobs out of necessity rather than genuine commitment, according to new data …
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U.S. court allows class action against Amazon over pre-hire personality test to proceed
A U.S. federal judge has denied Amazon’s motion to dismiss a class action lawsuit claiming the company’s pre-employment “Workstyle Assessment” violates Massachusetts …
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Hiring costs climbed last year even as job-seeker volumes increased and labour market activity slowed, according to new data from recruitment marketing …
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Ontario is observing its first Hospitality Workers Appreciation Day, a provincial recognition established through Bill 67 at Queen’s Park to honour frontline …
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BenefitsFeaturedGlobal HR Practices
Cell and gene therapy costs rising slowly but could reshape employer health plans: Research
A new study out of the United States finds that while cell and gene therapies remain rare in employer health plans, their …
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FeaturedLabour Relations
U.S. Supreme Court tariff ruling offers little relief for Canadian workers, Unifor warns
Canada’s largest private-sector union is warning that a U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down tariffs imposed under emergency economic powers law does …
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The Ontario government has named Labatt Breweries of Canada as a private-sector partner in Ontario Corps, a provincial program that mobilizes volunteers …
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About 569,000 Canadians received regular Employment Insurance benefits in December 2025, up 0.4 per cent from November, as the number of recipients …
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Awards and CompetitionsFeatured
ESA president Josie Erzetic named EHRC’s 2025 Leader of the Year for people-first approach
Josie Erzetic, president and CEO of the Electrical Safety Authority, has received the 2025 Leader of the Year Award from Electricity Human …
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Diversity, Equity & InclusionFeatured
Canada’s accessibility chief urges faster action on barrier-free transportation
Canada’s Chief Accessibility Officer is calling for more urgent action to make transportation accessible to the more than 27 per cent of …
