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By Nojoud Al Mallees The federal finance minister has been taking every opportunity to remind frustrated Canadians that after a bumpy pandemic recovery,… …

As many CEOs pivot to new business strategies, HR leaders feel unprepared to tackle looming workplace changes, according to recent findings shared… …

By Connor Luczka | Stratford Times After multiple cancelled council meetings and three residents were suspended from city property in Stratford, Ont., over… …

Nearly one-third of midlife women in British Columbia report that menopause symptoms affect their jobs, according to a new study highlighting significant… …

The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) is calling for the elimination of workplace sick notes for short-term minor illnesses, a move it says… …

A growing number of workers are intentionally deleting important company data before quitting their jobs, according to a new report from CrashPlan,… …

With the school year set to begin in just a few days, working parents are once again adjusting their routines to accommodate… …

As the final weeks of summer unfold, some Canadian employers might be grappling with a noticeable dip in workplace productivity. The seasonal… …

By Bob Bussel, University of Oregon Persuading Southern autoworkers to join a union remains one of the U.S. labor movement’s most enduring …

Saskatchewan has introduced a comprehensive plan titled “Building the Workforce for a Growing Economy,” which aims to bolster its workforce to meet …