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A new report from corporate social responsibility (CSR) software provider Benevity Inc. indicates that UK companies have reached unprecedented levels of engagement in social impact initiatives, with growth in employee…

The federal government has introduced a new online tool to help Canadians quickly estimate their potential Employment Insurance (EI) benefits, an initiative designed to streamline access and improve service delivery,…

Food Basics employees represented by Unifor have ratified a five-year collective agreement that includes significant wage increases, expanded pension contributions, and protections against job losses due to automation, the union…

Rebel Drilling Ltd. has been fined $15,000 following a workplace safety violation involving untrained personnel operating mobile equipment. The Saskatchewan-based company entered a guilty plea in Weyburn Provincial Court on…

A workplace incident that left a Saskatchewan Power Corporation worker seriously injured has led to a $700,000 fine for the company. The sentence, handed down on October 31 in Prince…

A New Jersey construction worker who suffered severe injuries from a 30-foot fall at a worksite has reached a $4 million settlement (all figures U.S.) with the developers of the…

Job satisfaction among Canadian workers declined marginally in October, with just over six in ten employees (61.3 per cent) reporting they are very satisfied with their jobs, down from 62.2…

West Coast Scaffolding has been fined $350,000 after pleading guilty to a violation of Alberta’s Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act in relation to a worker’s death in June 2022.…

A fatal workplace incident at Heritage Inn in Saskatoon has drawn condemnation from UFCW Canada Local 1400, which represents unionized workers locked out from the hotel for more than a…