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Premier Truck Rental (PTR) has promoted Dawn Black to chief human resources officer, recognizing her contributions to the company’s growth and employee culture. Black, who has over 25 years of…

Canadian workers now have access to their wages before payday, thanks to the launch of Pronto by Payfare, a new earned wage access (EWA) product aimed at providing financial flexibility…

The Manitoba government has launched a three-year pilot program partnering with seven rural municipalities and Gambler First Nation to tackle labour shortages and support economic growth in west-central Manitoba. The…

Job seekers now have access to free AI-powered virtual interview practice sessions, thanks to a new partnership between TalentAlly LLC and AI Geometric Ltd. The initiative aims to help candidates…

The United Steelworkers (USW) union and the University of Toronto have launched a new research chair focused on collective bargaining and worker representation, marking a significant collaboration between labour and…

Orion Innovation has named Garima Singh as its Chief People Officer, tasking her with leading the company’s global human resources strategy as it continues its international expansion. Singh brings more…

Employers should prepare for new HR trends in 2025, including AI regulations, skill development and employee well-being, according to insights released by ADP on Monday. ADP identified several areas where…

Canada’s failure to tackle youth unemployment could result in an $18.5-billion loss in GDP by 2034, according to a new report from The King’s Trust. The report, titled Failure to…

Bell Craft workers, represented by Unifor, have reached a tentative agreement with Bell Canada following months of negotiations. The agreement, reached on November 13, 2024, covers approximately 2,900 technicians and…