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By Craig Lord A new report argues the rise of gig work, artificial intelligence and rapid population growth are souring job prospects for …

Nearly half of human resources leaders are considering leaving their profession due to emotional burnout, according to a new global survey that …

The Ontario Hospital Association and Ontario Nurses’ Association offered sharply different views Tuesday on an arbitration decision that sets contract terms for …

By Darryl Greer The range of British Columbia public service staff that could potentially be impacted by job action that began this week …

By Jack Farrell A new contract has been reached between some 23,000 civil servants and the Alberta government, averting a strike that could’ve …

By Allison Jones An arbitrator has awarded Ontario’s hospital nurses pay increases of 5.25 per cent over two years, in a new contract …

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre called for the permanent elimination of Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker program and an immediate halt to new permits, …

Quebec’s workplace health and safety board says special constables working in Montreal’s transit network are not equipped with the weapons needed to …

The federal government will invest nearly $30 million over two years to help personal support workers build retirement savings through a new …

Canadian business productivity fell 1.0% in the second quarter of 2025, marking the sharpest decline since late 2022, according to Statistics Canada. …