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A Brampton recycling company and the staffing agency that employed the worker have been fined a combined $265,000 after a general labourer… …

The federal government has reappointed Nancy Healey as Commissioner for Employers on the Canada Employment Insurance Commission for an 18-month term, effective… …

The Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada will hold a public demonstration in downtown Ottawa on July 8, protesting conditions… …

By Daniel Johnson A new report from CBRE says Canada’s office market has officially experienced one full year of recovery, a significant milestone… …

British Columbia’s chief coroner says the work of the coroners service is not like the portrayal in crime scene television shows, and… …

By Joelle Bouchard | Folks HR What Canadian SMBs don’t know about the compliance gaps, data risks and payroll headaches lurking in… …

The Coalition of Black Trade Unionists — Canada has launched a national campaign demanding a federal apology for Canada’s role in the… …

Nearly half of Canadian workers say stress management is the top support they want from their employer, but only a quarter say… …

Gossip rarely announces itself as a problem. It starts quietly—side conversations after meetings, private messages instead of direct feedback, “just venting” that… …

Pension plan administrators in Quebec must now use blended male and female mortality rates when calculating benefits for non-binary members. The change… …