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Canadian businesses are facing mounting financial pressure from employee turnover, with companies spending an average of $29,234 annually on costs related to …
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The Ontario government has launched My Career Journey, an online platform designed to connect students and job seekers with education and training …
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FeaturedWorkplace Safety & OHS
Linamar fined $350,000 after worker critically injured by falling equipment in Guelph, Ont.
A Guelph-based automotive parts manufacturer has been fined $350,000 after a worker was critically injured when a 460-pound broach stick fell from …
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FeaturedLabour ShortagesRecruitment
Small businesses struggle to find skilled workers as labour shortages persist: CFIB
More than four in 10 small firms say skilled labour shortages are limiting their ability to increase sales or production, according to …
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)FeaturedLabour Shortages
AI could help address Canada’s shrinking workforce: Fraser Institute
Canada’s aging population and slower immigration rates are creating labour shortages, but artificial intelligence could help by expanding the worker pool and …
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FeaturedGovernment Policy & BudgetsRecruitmentRetention
Canada boosts defence spending to NATO target, including $2.6 billion to recruit, retain personnel
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Monday that Canada will increase defence spending by more than $9 billion this fiscal year, bringing the …
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FeaturedWellness
The $1 billion dollar headache: Migraines take painful toll on one-quarter of Canadian workers
A quarter of Canadian employees live with migraine, yet only 12% receive a proper diagnosis, highlighting a significant workplace health gap that …
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FeaturedGovernment Policy & BudgetsTraining & Development
Newfoundland and Labrador invests $2 million in clean energy workforce training
The Newfoundland and Labrador government will spend nearly $2 million over two years to prepare workers for jobs in the province’s growing …
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FeaturedLabour RelationsWorkplace Safety & OHS
WSIB offers above-inflation wages as strike with union continues
The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board says it has put forward above-inflation wage increases and improved benefits as contract talks with striking …
