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A Vancouver-based restaurant company has been fined $55,000 after a worker was assaulted by a patron at its London, Ont. location and …

Algoma Steel is laying off more than a third of its workforce as it accelerates a transition to new equipment in response …

The first time I heard someone tell a supervisor to go to hell — literally, not the polite version — I was …

By Jane Parry The COVID pandemic accelerated remote and hybrid working practices across the world. It also provided evidence that these approaches …

Workers in British Columbia facing serious illness or injury can now take up to 27 weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave within a …

An employment and human rights lawyer is calling on workplace leaders to recognize that employee discomfort does not automatically signal legal violations, …

An interest arbitrator has awarded Sudbury firefighters the same wage rate as local police officers, citing a two-decade pattern of parity between …

By Catherine Morrison Treasury Board president Shafqat Ali on Monday denied having any knowledge about discussions to potentially order public servants to return …

By Jack Farrell The president of the Alberta Federation of Labour says Premier Danielle Smith only has herself to blame for her United …

The federal government is investing nearly $20 million to train more than 8,000 carpentry and millwright workers across Canada in green construction …