A pilot who left SkyLink Express before completing a one-year employment commitment must repay $3,764.54 for breaching a training bond, the Civil …
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Former RCMP whistleblower says leadership outrage derails workplace investigations
A former RCMP undercover officer who was fired 25 years ago for blowing the whistle on police leadership’s media manipulation strategy says organizations routinely …
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Canadian Labour Congress calls for job creation plan in federal budget
Canada’s largest labour organization is calling on the federal government to focus Budget 2025 on job creation through infrastructure investment rather than …
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Meta boosts headcount by 8% as AI talent drives compensation costs higher
Meta ended the third quarter with more than 78,400 employees, an 8% increase from the previous year, as the social media company …
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Bank of Montreal class action over statutory pay partly upheld by B.C. Court of Appeal
The British Columbia Court of Appeal has allowed a class action lawsuit against Bank of Montreal to proceed on claims the bank …
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Quebec court sends unionized Air Canada retirees to arbitration over flight passes
The Quebec Court of Appeal has ruled that former unionized Air Canada employees must pursue their claims over flight passes through grievance …
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Nearly all organizations lack formal or informal recruitment programs targeting workers aged 65 and older, despite high job satisfaction and strong performance …
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PEI offers free tuition to nursing, paramedic students who commit to two years
Prince Edward Island is covering full tuition costs for students entering licensed practical nursing and paramedicine programs in exchange for a two-year …
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Fired worker who filled vehicles with company fuel, said phone was in lake loses deduction claim
A worker in British Columbia allegedly rushed to a gas station and filled up both his personal vehicles using his employer’s fuel …
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Ottawa hits 98.4% pay accuracy with new system, many errors stem from manager input: Benay
Canada’s public service has reached 98.4 per cent pay accuracy as it prepares to replace the troubled Phoenix system, but officials say …
