A curated selection of featured stories from HR News Canada. These articles highlight timely developments, in-depth reporting, and key issues shaping the world of work, leadership, and employment law across the country.
The Royal Conservatory of Music will launch an independent investigation into allegations that one of its most prominent teachers sexually abused students …
Ontario has hosted a roundtable with 16 senior diplomatic representatives from Europe, Asia and South America as the province works to reduce …
The minimum wage in Quebec is now $16.60 per hour. The government announced the $0.50 per hour increase last January. It says …
Unifor Local 4304 and the Region of Waterloo reached a tentative agreement late Wednesday covering approximately 850 Grand River Transit workers, avoiding …
Mediated contract talks between Unifor and Marine Atlantic broke down April 29 after just two days, with the union saying the employer …
More than 4,400 nurses in Ontario nursing homes will have their next contract decided by an arbitrator after provincial bargaining broke down …
A national report released on the National Day of Mourning says Canadian organizations believe in workplace safety but are failing to put that belief …
By Sylvie Corbet PARIS (AP) — Activists worldwide will march in May Day rallies Friday, calling for peace, higher wages and better working …
The British Columbia government says $88 billion worth of proposed major project investments are on track to move forward over the next …
Vaughan, Ont.-based Blazesoft has received Great Place To Work Canada certification for the third consecutive year, a milestone that coincides with the …
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