By Catherine Morrison in Ottawa The federal government is expanding its use of artificial intelligence to clear a backlog of Phoenix pay system transactions …
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Two Calgary construction firms fined $168,000 each for workplace safety violations
Two Calgary construction companies were fined $168,000 each for violations of Alberta’s Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act following a workplace incident …
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FeaturedLeadership
‘Create flexibility’ tops list of ways to motivate workers to be more productive: Poll
It’s not exactly a scientific survey, but a LinkedIn poll from Johnny C. Taylor, Jr., the president and CEO of the U.S.-based …
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By Sandi Krasowski | The Chronicle-Journal Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce president Charla Robinson says the Ontario government’s next budget must address Ontario’s …
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FeaturedMental Health
How workers’ financial crises impact productivity and well-being on the job
by Bill Howattby Bill HowattBenefits Canada recently reported that approximately 56 per cent of Canadian employees say they’re less productive at work due to financial concerns. …
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FeaturedPayrollTechnology in HR
Ottawa outlines strategy to revamp HR, pay for federal employees in wake of Phoenix debacle
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberThe federal government says it is moving forward with an integrated plan to manage human resources and pay for public servants, citing …
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Amazon Canada says it will close all seven of its Quebec warehouses and lay off staff over the next two months. The …
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FeaturedLabour Relations
York University staff association prepares for potential strike over workloads, wages, and benefits
The York University Staff Association (YUSA), which represents more than 1,600 administrative and technical employees, is preparing for possible strike action in …
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CompensationFeatured
Canadian employers project ‘less aggressive’ 3.3% salary increases for 2025: Survey
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberCanadian employers are expected to raise salary budgets by an average of 3.3 per cent next year, according to a recent pulse …
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FeaturedLabour Relations
B.C. union leader says ‘high probability’ of dispute in public sector contract talks
By Dirk Meissner Contract talks between the British Columbia government’s unionized public sector workers start today with a union leader forecasting a difficult …
