Canada’s transition to a net-zero economy could create up to 350,000 ongoing construction jobs by 2050, according to a new report that …
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)FeaturedTraining & Development
Nearly half of workplace training professionals fear AI could replace their jobs entirely
Nearly half of workplace learning and development professionals believe artificial intelligence could entirely replace their roles, according to a new report that …
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Corporate Social ResponsibilityFeatured
99% of CEOs plan to maintain or expand sustainability, many cite financial rationale: Report
Nearly all chief executives plan to maintain or expand their sustainability efforts despite feeling unprepared for major global challenges, according to a …
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Picture this: You’re at home when your husband calls from work, voice shaking. He’s been accused of misconduct and has to meet …
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Global HR Practices
Australia needs more workers. These are the policy changes that would help get them
By Aruna Sathanapally, Grattan Institute and Kate Griffiths, Grattan Institute Despite the fear of Artificial Intelligence (AI) taking our jobs, we actually …
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Canadian employees are reporting higher levels of stress and exhaustion than in past years — and managers are on the front lines …
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FeaturedGlobal HR PracticesRecruitment
Two-thirds of U.S. companies freeze hiring as workers stay put: Report
Two-thirds of U.S. companies have implemented hiring freezes as the labour market shifts dramatically, with employees abandoning job-hopping in favour of staying …
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FeaturedLabour Relations
First Student Canada bus drivers in Windsor, Ont., ratify three-year deal with 13% wage increases
Unifor members at First Student Canada in Windsor approved a new three-year collective agreement that includes a 13% wage increase over the …
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Mentions of ageism on workplace review platform Glassdoor jumped 133 per cent in the first quarter of 2025 compared to the same …
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Diversity, Equity & InclusionFeaturedGovernment Policy & Budgets
Ottawa provides $500,000 to reduce trucking industry barriers for women, minorities and more
The federal government will provide $500,000 to help trucking companies identify and remove barriers that prevent women, Indigenous people, persons with disabilities …
