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By Louise Trotter, CRSP, and Carla Hurley, CPHR As of Sept. 1, Nova Scotia joined the rest of Canada in regulating workplace …

Most hiring managers say today’s high school graduates are not ready to enter the workforce, with many calling for more business and …

By Jack Farrell TThe Alberta government announced Wednesday it had struck a tentative deal with the union representing 51,000 teachers provincewide, though the …

Crises often occur without warning or notice. When they do, knowing when and how to evacuate from a building safely saves lives. …

The New Brunswick government has appointed Amber Chisholm as chair of the New Brunswick Human Rights Commission for a three-year term that …

Most corporate cybersecurity training does little to stop workers from falling for phishing scams, according to a large-scale study involving 19,500 employees …

By Emily Baron Cadloff The union representing part-time faculty at three Halifax universities says its members could strike at the same time, potentially …

Nearly 30 per cent of workers who experience pain at work don’t report it to their employers, according to new research that …

The food services and drinking places sector increasingly relies on non-permanent residents to fill critical staffing gaps, with this workforce segment growing …

An arbitrator has awarded wage increases, enhanced benefits, and clarified overtime rules for full-time firefighters in Caledon, Ont., settling a new three-year …