Recruitment

British Columbia has appointed a retired public servant as acting merit commissioner to ensure continuity in public service hiring oversight while the …

More than six in 10 Canadian human resources leaders say reviewing artificial intelligence-generated job applications has slowed their hiring process, according to …

Prince Edward Island employers who hire students this summer can apply for provincial wage subsidies covering up to 100 per cent of …

Saskatchewan is running a national advertising campaign to attract police officers and other law enforcement professionals to the province, targeting candidates across …

Alberta’s provincial government has proposed a record $7.7-billion investment in physician funding for 2026-27, a $1.4-billion or 22 per cent increase over …

A U.S. federal judge has denied Amazon’s motion to dismiss a class action lawsuit claiming the company’s pre-employment “Workstyle Assessment” violates Massachusetts …

Hiring costs climbed last year even as job-seeker volumes increased and labour market activity slowed, according to new data from recruitment marketing …

By Sarah Ritchie A Senate report is calling on the federal government to fast-track immigration and credential recognition for francophone and bilingual health-care …

More than one-third of organizations now regularly use skills-first hiring strategies that prioritize demonstrated abilities over traditional education credentials, according to new …

Most Canadian hiring managers say job seekers’ resumes don’t match their actual skills at least some of the time, according to a …