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By Lisa Johnson While the Alberta government is urging teachers to get back to the bargaining table to get out of an ongoing …

A new poll shows Canadian employers may face growing political pressure over their use of temporary foreign workers, with 44 per cent …

By Lyndsay Armstrong Talks resumed on Monday between Dalhousie University and its faculty association, more than two weeks after the school locked out …

French tire manufacturer Michelin announced Monday it will offer shares to approximately 115,000 eligible employees in 44 countries through its new “BIB’Action …

By Darryl Greer The president of the British Columbia General Employees’ Union says an expansion of job action in the province’s public service …

LinkedIn will require workplace verification for members who add or update recruiter and executive job titles as part of expanded verification measures …

Walmart will provide free artificial intelligence training to its U.S. employees starting in 2026 through a new partnership with OpenAI. The retailer …

By Nathan Reiter | Lethbridge Herald Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi didn’t pull any punches during a news conference addressing unemployment Friday afternoon.  …

The federal government will invest more than $3.5 million in Northern Ontario’s forestry industry as part of a broader $450 million national …

A new survey of more than 4,200 federal supervisors shows they have good knowledge of their language-of-work responsibilities under the Official Languages …