The best stories from HR News Canada, as chosen by the editors.
Two-thirds of Canadians say the country should abolish tipping culture, according to a new survey by H&R Block Canada that highlights growing …
When a dental clinic began quietly changing procedure codes on previously rejected claims, altering dates of service and billing for treatments patients …
More than six in 10 Canadian human resources leaders say reviewing artificial intelligence-generated job applications has slowed their hiring process, according to …
When harmful behaviour appears in a workplace — whether bullying, disrespect or emerging patterns that create risk — managers need to intervene …
Canadian National Railway must reopen its Transcona Wheel Shop, hire at least 20 new employees, and pay compensation to dozens of workers …
When an employee keeps missing work, frustration is a common reaction. But Carmen Bellows, Sun Life’s Director of Mental Health, says managers …
The survey results tell a familiar story: Canadian organizations know what employees want but struggle to deliver it within budget. Flexibility and …
Moral injury, long discussed in military and healthcare circles, is increasingly entering mainstream workplace conversations, and experts warn that employers who fail …
Managers are expected to spot trouble early, yet the warning signs of mental health struggles rarely look the same from one employee …
Organizations deploy multiple communication channels to explain employee benefits, yet barely half of HR professionals rate their efforts as effective, revealing a …
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