A majority of Canadian workers believe artificial intelligence can help them manage administrative tasks and improve efficiency at work, according to a …
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A significant number of Canadian gig workers are reconsidering their tax filing habits after learning that digital platforms such as Uber, DoorDash, …
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FeaturedHR News
‘Make that make sense’: Trudeau addresses nation as U.S.-Canada trade tensions escalate
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced sweeping retaliatory tariffs on American goods this morning, triggering a new phase in the trade standoff …
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford says his government is taking urgent steps to retaliate against new U.S. tariffs by removing American-made alcohol from …
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Canadian employers are scrambling to assess the fallout after U.S. President Donald Trump imposed 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian exports and …
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Unifor has asked the British Columbia Labour Relations Board to assign a mediator to stalled negotiations with Transdev, the employer of striking …
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More than one million job openings are expected in British Columbia over the next decade, according to the province’s 2024 Labour Market …
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Corporate Social ResponsibilityFeatured
Hotels launch free training to help staff combat human trafficking
The Alberta Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) and its partner provincial associations have rolled out a free training program called “Not in …
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Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) failed to reach an agreement after a weekend of mediated talks, leaving …
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FeaturedGovernment Policy & Budgets
Alberta budget 2025: What’s in it for employers and HR professionals?
Alberta’s 2025 budget earmarks billions for workforce training, early learning, and business investment as the province looks to address economic uncertainty and …
