Opinion

By W. Dominika Wranik, Dalhousie University and Nachum Gabler, Dalhousie University The dispute last year between the federal Treasury Board and the Public Service Alliance of Canada over remote work…

By Tom Vickers, Nottingham Trent University Amazon workers in Coventry, England, have narrowly voted against a proposal that would have forced the retail giant to grant the GMB Union formal…

By Frédéric Dimanche, Toronto Metropolitan University and Irene Huertas-Valdivia, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos It’s summer and that means high season and busy times for the tourism sector. According to the United Nations World Tourism…

By Brandon Cline, Mississippi State University Former President Donald Trump, the Republican Party’s nominee, is 78. No one older has ever run for U.S. president as their party’s official nominee.…

When employers are investigating allegations of wrongdoing, they need the co-operation of witnesses who are often colleagues of the accused. It can create uncomfortable situations, with people afraid to speak…

By Marlee Bower, University of Sydney; Ferdi Botha, The University of Melbourne, and Mark Deady, UNSW Sydney Loneliness affects everyone at different times. Although it is well documented men are less likely than…

By Jane Parry, University of Southampton and Barbara Sherriff, University of Brighton Among the new class of MPs sworn into the UK parliament this month, there were the first MPs…

Burnout. A lot has been written about this. Not a day goes by without an article, a research paper, a podcast, a blog, or a vlog on the topic. To…

Back in 2018, Ottawa passed back-to-work legislation to end rotating strikes by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW). Last week, an Ontario court rejected a Charter challenge of that…