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Nova Scotia employers and injured workers will face new legal obligations starting July 15, when the province’s Duty to Cooperat legislation comes …

By Ritika Dubey Sandra Lavoy noticed awkward pauses and hesitation from a job candidate when she asked questions on a video call. The …

By Darryl Greer Officials from a B.C. construction union say it’s been four years since a crane collapse killed five people in Kelowna, …

Some of Canada’s largest labour organizations are urging the federal government to abandon appeasement and fight back against U.S. President Donald Trump’s …

The federal government has extended temporary Employment Insurance measures until October to help more than 290,000 Canadian workers affected by U.S. tariffs, …

Workers at Amazon’s Delta facility have successfully gained union representation after the B.C. Labour Relations Board ruled in favour of certification, marking …

An Ontario court has dismissed IBM Canada’s appeal to narrow the scope of age discrimination allegations in a wrongful dismissal case, allowing …

Canada’s unemployment rate remains higher than the United States despite both countries recording declines in June, with the gap between the two …

Canadian students are facing their toughest summer job market in over a decade, with unemployment among returning students reaching 17.4% in June …

Canada’s labour market showed signs of recovery in June with the addition of 83,000 jobs, marking the first employment increase since January …