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Most corporate cybersecurity training does little to stop workers from falling for phishing scams, according to a large-scale study involving 19,500 employees …

By Emily Baron Cadloff The union representing part-time faculty at three Halifax universities says its members could strike at the same time, potentially …

Nearly 30 per cent of workers who experience pain at work don’t report it to their employers, according to new research that …

The food services and drinking places sector increasingly relies on non-permanent residents to fill critical staffing gaps, with this workforce segment growing …

An arbitrator has awarded wage increases, enhanced benefits, and clarified overtime rules for full-time firefighters in Caledon, Ont., settling a new three-year …

The federal government will provide new funding to create 8,000 additional work-integrated learning placements for students with private sector employers by March …

Nova Scotia has struck a 32-member committee to design an interim firefighter training program after a government audit found safety and governance …

A Leamington-based mushroom producer has been fined $115,000 after a worker was critically injured at its Kingsville facility, Ontario’s Ministry of Labour, …

The Court of King’s Bench of New Brunswick has ruled the University of New Brunswick (UNB) wrongfully dismissed the head coach of …

By Lisa Johnson The province of Alberta, once a national leader in minimum wage, is set to soon have the lowest such pay …