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Nova Scotia’s Supreme Court has declared Bill 148, the Public Services Sustainability (2015) Act, unconstitutional, finding it violated workers’ collective bargaining rights… …

By Aaron Sousa and Jeremy Simes China’s government announced Friday it would suspend some tariffs on Canadian agricultural goods and seafood following a… …

British Columbia’s general minimum wage will increase from $17.85 to $18.25 per hour on June 1, 2026, giving employers across the province… …

Saskatchewan is running a national advertising campaign to attract police officers and other law enforcement professionals to the province, targeting candidates across… …

By Guy Bate and Rhiannon Lloyd The steady embrace of artificial intelligence (AI) in the public and private sectors in Australia and… …

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has sent letters to hundreds of America’s largest employers warning that diversity, equity… …

Prince Edward Island is providing $600,000 this year to 32 community organizations for projects focused on diversity, inclusion, and gender-based violence prevention… …

Newfoundland and Labrador is accepting applications for a program that connects Employment Insurance-eligible individuals with community-based work experience opportunities. The Job Creation… …

Nova Scotia’s Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration has concluded its investigation into the October 2024 death of a worker at a… …

A labour dispute at Titan Tool & Die in Windsor, Ont., has escalated after the company was observed using replacement workers at… …