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By Catherine Morrison About 6,200 federal public servants have applied to retire early, with just more than two months to go until the …

By Craig Lord The Bank of Canada isn’t yet seeing widespread job losses from artificial intelligence but senior officials at the central bank …

UKG has received recognition from four industry research and advisory firms for its workforce management technology aimed at frontline employees, the company …

Newfoundland and Labrador is enhancing cybersecurity training for all departmental staff as part of its response to a privacy commissioner’s report on …

Tundra Technical Solutions has been ranked the largest Canadian-owned staffing firm in Canada, the Toronto-based company announced May 13. The ranking comes …

Empire Life Insurance Company has put more than 70 of its leaders and employees through Mental Health First Aid training, the Kingston, …

By Connor McDowell | Brandon Sun The Construction Association of Rural Manitoba says the new southwest Brandon school will cost roughly 20 per …

By Marissa Birnie Members of British Columbia’s nurses union have voted overwhelmingly to strike, with union president Adriane Gear raising the prospect of …

The federal and Alberta governments will spend $68.5 million over three years to help workers in tariff-hit industries retrain and find new …

The governments of Canada and Nova Scotia are putting $13.8 million toward retraining workers in industries disrupted by tariffs and shifting global …