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The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has dismissed significant portions of two discrimination applications filed by a tenured philosophy professor at Queen’s …

Three-quarters of frontline manufacturing workers are comfortable using AI-powered tools, but most still rely on decades-old two-way radios to communicate on the …

Almost half of workers are concealing their use of artificial intelligence tools at work, primarily out of concern they will be perceived …

New Brunswick will establish an anti-racism office within the Department of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour to address systemic racism and implement …

Unifor says the federal government’s decision to ease restrictions on Chinese-owned electric vehicle imports could cost Canadian auto jobs and undermine the …

By Christopher Reynolds In the wake of a backlash sparked by a viral video, WestJet has cancelled a new seat configuration that squeezed …

By Ian Bickis and Sarah Ritchie Ontario politicians and Canada’s largest private sector union are slamming Canada’s new trade agreement with China, saying …

More than half of Canadian workers were frequently exposed to ergonomic risk factors in 2024-2025, while 17 per cent reported doing unpaid …

By Yumna Iftikhar | The Independent The wage gap between Canadian workers and the country’s top-paid CEOs grew even larger in 2024, according …

Major workforce reductions hit multiple federal departments this week, with employees at Shared Services Canada and Statistics Canada among those receiving layoff …