Todd Humber

The federal government is planning to let public servants in certain frontline safety and security roles — including firefighters, paramedics, prison guards and border services officers — retire earlier without…

A handful of bad actors in Ontario behave like the workers’ compensation system is there as a shield to protect their company. They act like the “historic tradeoff” — that…

Job vacancies across Canada declined for the ninth consecutive quarter but did so more slowly than before, according to new data from Statistics Canada. The agency reported that the number…

CIBC, JDE Peet’s, KPMG, McCarthy Tétrault, and Sanofi have been named recipients of the 2025 Catalyst Award, recognizing their initiatives to increase representation and foster inclusion for women in the…

A new snapshot from HR research firm McLean & Company reports that most organizations have not yet defined their employee value proposition (EVP), a gap the firm says can limit…

The Saskatchewan government will offer up to $200,000 over five years to bring in more emergency medicine specialists, including both specialist physicians and family doctors who complete extra training in…

A global study examining endpoint security suggests that many employers fail to protect devices at every stage of their lifecycle, leading to mounting security risks, data breaches, and lost time,…

The union representing Canada Post workers says an unfair labour practice complaint over the company’s layoffs has been resolved. The Canadian Union of Postal Workers filed the complaint with the…

Half of Canadian companies warn that employees who share too much personal information on the job can harm their own professional reputation and slow workplace productivity, according to a new…