A surge in residential building activity is expected to drive a 21 per cent increase in construction employment in Nova Scotia by …
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Amid rising political tensions and recent border incidents, Canadian employers are increasingly facing difficult decisions about sending employees to the United States. …
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Emoji use, full stops, and AI tools highlight workplace communication divide across generations
A new study by The Adaptavist Group reveals significant generational differences in how workplace communication tools—such as emojis, punctuation, and AI—are used …
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FeaturedGlobal HR PracticesRetention
High turnover among deskless workers linked to pay, benefits gaps, study finds
High turnover rates among deskless workers—employees without fixed offices in fields such as healthcare, retail, and construction—are being driven primarily by dissatisfaction …
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FeaturedLegislation & Compliance
Alberta introduces temporary leave for reservists ahead of G7 summit
Alberta has approved a temporary job-protected leave for Canadian Armed Forces reservists based in the province to support security operations during the …
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Telus recognized in OECD report for AI literacy efforts in workforce
Telus has been named the only Canadian company featured in a new international report examining how employers are equipping workers with artificial …
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New workforce programs aim to support food and beverage sector amid uncertainty
Food Processing Skills Canada (FPSC) has launched three new national initiatives to help food and beverage manufacturers strengthen their workforce during a …
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Nova Scotia’s free trade bill aims to boost Canada’s economic self-reliance
Nova Scotia is moving to position itself as a more economically self-sufficient province by passing a suite of new laws focused on …
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FeaturedPeople on the MoveWorkplace Safety & OHS
Paula Campkin retires from Energy Safety Canada after nearly 30 years in HR and safety
Paula Campkin is stepping down as vice-president of operations at Energy Safety Canada, bringing to a close a nearly 30-year career in …
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New Brunswick moves to ease entry for out-of-province professionals
New Brunswick has introduced legislative amendments aimed at making it easier for professionals from other provinces to join the province’s workforce, part …
