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By Jack Farrell Alberta’s government says it’s looking to help people with disabilities join and stay in the workforce without losing access to …

Unruly customer behaviour is pushing many frontline employees to look for new jobs, according to a new survey by Perceptyx’s Center for …

A select group of Saskatchewan employers has been recognized for offering job security and training to help workers adapt to changing technology. …

Amazon’s decision to close its seven warehouses in Québec and shift operations to third-party providers is an attempt to stifle unionization efforts, …

By Michel Saba in Ottawa Uncertainty still hangs over the Canadian economy despite U.S. President Donald Trump announcing a 30-day pause in tariffs that …

By Ian Bickis Canada’s auto sector and the economy at large has dodged the immediate threat of tariffs but significant risks remain. The …

Workers at Glencore’s mining and smelting operations in Sudbury have approved a new four-year collective agreement that includes wage increases, cost-of-living adjustments, …

A new study suggests workers who log in from anywhere are putting in days that often stretch from 7 a.m. to 7 …

Bruce Levitt, president and owner of Levitt-Safety Limited, an Oakville, Ont.-based distributor of workplace safety gear, has voiced strong opposition to the …

By Kelly Geraldine Malone Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada will hit back with steep, immediate retaliatory tariffs on American goods after U.S. …