The Quebec government wants the power to intervene in labour disputes that have disrupted public transit in Montreal since the start of …
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By Craig Lord Canada Post has submitted its plan to the federal government to transform its struggling business model into a financially sustainable …
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Worker interested in taking polar bear photos at Nunavut site before he was killed
By Rob Drinkwater Christopher Best told his family not to worry about the pictures of polar bears he was snapping and posting on …
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Members of the British Columbia General Employees’ Union have begun voting on the tentative agreement reached last month with the provincial government. …
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FeaturedLabour Relations
Smith defends back-to-work law, says decision is the democratic job of lawmakers
By Lisa Johnson and Jack Farrell Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is defending her government’s move to quickly pass back-to-work legislation invoking the Charter’s …
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FeaturedImmigration
Concordia defers sabbaticals, offers retirement program due to foreign student drop
Montreal’s Concordia University says it’s not renewing some teaching contracts and deferring previously approved sabbaticals because of major budget shortfalls due in …
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FeaturedLabour Relations
Montreal transit agency says there’s been progress in talks with one striking union
The CEO of Montreal’s public transit agency says there is progress in negotiations with one of two unions whose walkouts have disrupted …
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Teachers challenge Alberta law using notwithstanding clause to end strike
By Lisa Johnson and Jack Farrell Alberta teachers say they’re taking Premier Danielle Smith’s government to court for overriding their Charter rights to …
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CompensationFeaturedWorkforce Statistics
Newfoundland and Labrador leads Atlantic Canada in wage inequality: StatCan
Data from Statistics Canada shows Newfoundland and Labrador had the widest gap between the top one per cent of earners and the …
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FeaturedLabour Relations
Unions condemn federal government’s plans to change collective bargaining rules
By Catherine Morrison Federal public service unions are condemning the government’s proposed amendments to collective bargaining rules — though they admit they know …


