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By Brendyn Creamer | The Coast A unionization effort started as a way to avoid mass layoffs has ended with just that. Seventy-one …

Hydro One Networks Inc. and the Society of United Professionals have reached a tentative collective agreement covering engineering, supervisory and professional employees …

More than 40 primary care workers at North York Family Health Team have ratified their first collective agreement following a 13-week strike …

The Conference Board of Canada will change its name to Signal49 Research, effective Jan. 26, 2026, marking a departure from more than …

An Ontario court has dismissed a worker’s application for judicial review after a labour board found he was terminated for refusing to …

By Catherine Morrison Statistics Canada says it will be cutting around 850 of its staff along with 12 per cent of its executive …

Healthcare salaries and employee benefits in Nova Scotia grew by $1.93 billion over five years, representing one of the largest expense increases …

The Ontario government is accelerating Canada Nickel Company’s Crawford Nickel Project under its new One Project, One Process framework, a move expected …

The Ontario government is putting $242 million into upgrading learning facilities at publicly funded colleges and universities to prepare students for in-demand …

Employers are placing renewed emphasis on enhancing the employee experience in 2026, with compensation emerging as the dominant factor in both satisfaction …