By the Canadian Press The British Columbia government and the union representing its striking public service workers announced Friday they would go into …
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Striking B.C. public service staff to enter non-binding mediation with province
By Chuck Chiang The union representing striking public service workers across British Columbia has agreed to enter non-binding mediation with the province in …
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Employment LawFeaturedImmigration
N.B. seafood company challenging $1 million fine, 10-year ban on temporary worker program
By Hina Alam A New Brunswick seafood processing company is challenging in court the record $1-million fine and 10-year ban on using the …
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By Lisa Johnson and Aaron Sousa Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said Thursday, as thousands of striking teachers and their supporters chanted and shouted …
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FeaturedLabour Relations
Strike by B.C.’s professionals could delay national-interest mine project: union
The union representing licensed professionals in British Columbia says its latest escalation of strike action could result in “costly delays” in projects …
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By Ian Bickis Prime Minister Mark Carney said the global head of Stellantis told him the automaker is looking at finding a new …
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By Lia Lévesque An Amazon senior executive told a labour tribunal on Thursday that unionization efforts by Quebec workers were discussed in meetings …
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CompensationFeaturedGovernment Policy & Budgets
Manitoba trade rep’s $387k salary called ‘preposterous’ by Opposition Tories
By Steve Lambert Former television news reporter Richard Madan is collecting a salary of $387,000 a year as Manitoba’s trade representative in Washington, …
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Canada Post says it will prioritize reliable and affordable mail delivery for all Canadians — including those in rural and remote communities …
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The district government in the community of Squamish, B.C., is locking out some unionized workers in a growing labour dispute. The District …
