Most Canadian workers see artificial intelligence as helpful but feel unprepared to use it effectively in their jobs, according to a new …
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How one cop’s story is reshaping workplace conversations on mental health
When Brian Knowler talks about workplace trauma, he isn’t drawing from a textbook. He’s speaking from experience — experience that, for years, …
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CompensationEmployment LawFeaturedOpinion
When promises of payment become promises to pay: Are there risks around honourariums?
The B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal’s recent decision dismissing claims by three Richmond volunteers offers a timely reminder to Canadian employers: the line …
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Forty-one per cent of employers expect to relocate more workers in 2025, while nearly two-thirds face internal pressure to cut costs, according …
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CompensationFeaturedOpinion
When money is on the table, people stay in the room: Taking a page from the military’s pay hike
The CFO was clear. We were in a boardroom with white walls and stale coffee, flip charts leaning in the corner, waiting …
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The federal government is seeking input from businesses, industry groups and labour representatives on new regulations under the Free Trade and Labour …
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Nurses discouraged from working at Manitoba’s largest hospital due to safety
By Brittany Hobson Nurses in Manitoba have made the rare move of declaring the province’s largest hospital too dangerous to work in and …
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Prime Minister Mark Carney announced pay increases for all Canadian Armed Forces members on Thursday, marking what officials call the largest raise …
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Canada’s labour market weakened in July as employment fell by 41,000 positions, with young workers bearing the brunt of job losses, according …
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The Ontario government will invest more than $13 million to train over 1,000 workers and jobseekers in Sudbury and surrounding areas for …
