The best stories from HR News Canada, as chosen by the editors.
Employees fear artificial intelligence is wearing down their ability to think for themselves, even as human resources leaders name critical thinking and… …
By Craig Lord Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu says the federal government will not interfere with workers’ right to strike as Ottawa considers… …
Tradespeople who complete a Red Seal apprenticeship this fall will be eligible for a $5,000 completion bonus, one of several new supports… …
Prime Minister Mark Carney urged the European Parliament to bring Canada into two of the European Union’s flagship labour and research programs,… …
Contract talks between Unifor and Stellantis have reached an impasse, with the union’s national president saying the automaker is “100 per cent… …
Companies risk losing the skills needed to grow their next generation of leaders as artificial intelligence takes on more of the tasks… …
Amazon is investing more than $78 million in pay increases for its Canada operations employees, raising the average hourly base wage to… …
Picture the room: furniture rearranged, a chair reserved with a handwritten name tag, recorded applause playing from a speaker, flowers, two plastic… …
Job vacancies across Canada held steady at 510,200 in the second quarter, but the share of positions sitting open for 90 days… …
More than half of Canadian teachers experiencing work-related stress have actively considered leaving the profession, according to a new report from Education… …
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