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The B.C. government is investing more than $3 million to support seven training programs aimed at helping Indigenous people, income assistance recipients …

Quebec employers are now legally required to include psychosocial risk prevention in their workplace health and safety programs under the latest provisions …

Hundreds of Unifor members and community supporters rallied Saturday outside the Stellantis Brampton Assembly Plant to oppose U.S. tariffs and demand action …

Nearly 39 per cent of Canadian employees now report feeling burnt out at work, up from 2023 levels, according to a new …

Some 51,000 members of the Alberta Teachers Association are poised to begin a strike today. The labour action, if it goes ahead, …

By David Baxter Prime Minister Mark Carney says he sees an opening for Canada to attract global tech talent now that the United …

The federal government announced $450 million in new funding to retrain workers affected by tariffs and trade disruptions, part of a broader …

By Martina Angela Caretta, Lund University Since 2024 I have been researching the social dynamics surrounding the establishment of one of the …

Striking public service workers in British Columbia have expanded pickets at provincial liquor and cannabis stores again, adding 20 more locations to …

The second phase of strikes by Montreal’s public transit maintenance workers is coming to an end, but there is still no deal …