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Artificial intelligence (AI) is being adopted in workplaces faster than laws can keep up with it, according to a new global report… …

The British Columbia government has launched public engagement on regulations to bring its new Construction Prompt Payment Act into force, the Ministry… …

Ontario is spending $1.7 billion to fund 70,000 additional seats at publicly assisted colleges and universities in high-demand sectors including health care,… …

The Canadian Labour Congress is urging the federal government not to use its review of the Canada Labour Code to weaken collective… …

Gig workers in Canada have credit profiles that broadly match those of the general population, but they face more difficulty when applying… …

The United Steelworkers union has organized 120 workers at Heritage House, a long-term care home in St. Jacobs, Ont., the union announced… …

The Canadian Association for Supported Employment (CASE) has released a new resource to help spark conversations about what helps and what hinders… …

A senior Bank of Canada official says we need to rethink our approaches to education and training as young people face a… …

Many leaders avoid giving feedback, not because they don’t care but because past attempts have gone badly. The employee becomes defensive. They… …

Nova Scotia’s minister of seniors and long-term care is calling on the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) to put the government’s… …