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Canadian employees are losing an average of seven hours of productivity each week because they aren’t sleeping well, and new research suggests …
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HR leaders recount layoffs and career changes at Humans of HRPA
When Kelly Davis left her job at a shoe retailer, a warehouse worker named Johnny handed her an envelope. Inside was a …
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)Government Policy & BudgetsOur Favourites
Ottawa targets 250,000 AI jobs as Carney unveils national strategy
The federal government has launched a new national artificial intelligence strategy aimed at creating AI-related jobs, expanding training and keeping more Canadian …
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OpinionFeaturedLabour Relations
The last one out used to turn off the lights. Now the robot stays — and the union wants a word
Somewhere on a shop floor in Kitchener, Ont., on a Saturday night this past February, a machine kept working after everyone went …
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Four in 10 human resources professionals have witnessed aggressive or criminal behaviour in the workplace, according to a new report from HRCI …
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Government Policy & BudgetsOur Favourites
Ottawa releases forestry transformation report, pledges new funding to protect jobs
The federal government has released a task force report and announced new funding aimed at rebuilding Canada’s forestry sector and protecting jobs. …
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The FIFA World Cup could cost employers at least $17 billion in lost productivity (all figures US), according to new research from …
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Diversity, Equity & InclusionGovernment Policy & BudgetsOur Favourites
Report finds barriers persist for Indigenous, racialized employees in BC Public Service
The British Columbia government has released new research showing Indigenous and racialized employees continue to face barriers in hiring, promotion and retention …
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CompensationOur FavouritesWorkforce Statistics
Canada entered technical recession in Q1, employee pay up 1.2 per cent: Statistics Canada
Canada entered a technical recession in the first quarter of 2026, Statistics Canada reported Friday, even as employee compensation rose 1.2 per …
