Most business leaders expect to embed AI agents in their workflows within a year, but fewer than a quarter feel confident their …
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Frontline operations are nearing a breaking point as workers rely on manual fixes to keep shifts running, according to new research from …
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The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) says fundamental disconnects between small employers and young job seekers are driving Canada’s youth unemployment …
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Unemployment rate climbs for Canadians with disabilities in 2025: StatsCan
The unemployment rate for Canadians with disabilities rose to 9.2 per cent in 2025, up from 8.3 per cent the year before, …
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AI accelerates pressure on Canadian municipal workforces: report
More than half of Canadian municipal leaders say change fatigue is hurting employee engagement and slowing results, according to a new report …
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Mental HealthFeatured
Nearly half of Ontario RPNs eye exit from nursing citing workload, violence concerns
Nearly all Ontario registered practical nurses say their work has taken a toll on their personal well-being, and 43 per cent say …
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Saskatchewan’s privacy commissioner has ordered SaskPower to conduct a Privacy Impact Assessment of the Automatic Vehicle Locator (AVL) technology it uses to …
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The Alberta Husky gas station case will not make headlines outside the niche world of employment law. It involves a retail sales …
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Nearly a third of Generation Z professionals say they have fallen victim to a job scam, more than double the rate reported …
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Labour LawStaffing
PREMIUM Nova Scotia board boosts CCA staffing at long-term care home during strike
The Nova Scotia Labour Board has ordered an essential services agreement amended to increase continuing care assistant staffing at a long-term care …
