Stelco Holdings Inc. has started handing out layoff notices at its Hamilton, Ont., steel plant, the first in a wave of job… …
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A Brampton, Ont., machine operator fired by Olymel after 27 years for making derogatory comments about Indian co-workers and posting on Facebook… …
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Labour Law
PREMIUM Ontario construction worker who withheld paystubs loses union complaint against LIUNA
A former Vicano Construction labourer who banked his overtime for four years has lost his complaint against his union after he failed… …
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Stelco’s owner says ‘significant’ number of laid-off Hamilton workers will land at Nanticoke mill. The union is skeptical
By J.P. Antonacci | The Hamilton Spectator Stelco’s U.S.-based parent company Cleveland-Cliffs says a “significant” number of the roughly 350 Hamilton steelworkers… …
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Employment LawFeaturedStaffing
Hamilton temp agency, director fined $125,000 for withholding records from inspector
A Hamilton temporary help agency and its director have been fined a total of $125,000 for failing to hand over records demanded… …
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HRPA names Hydro One executive Bronwen Evans as new CEO
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberBronwen Evans, a Hydro One executive and the founding chief executive officer of True Patriot Love Foundation, will lead the Human Resources… …
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Labour RelationsFeatured
Union alleges Dexterra hid Toronto transit cleaning contracts to dodge union wages
A cleaning contractor working on Toronto’s transit system hid at least five accounts to avoid paying workers union wage rates and benefits,… …
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FeaturedLabour RelationsLayoffs
Steelworkers say Cleveland-Cliffs breaking federal deal with 500 layoffs
Cleveland-Cliffs is breaking a binding promise to the federal government with its plan to lay off 500 workers in Canada, according to… …
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Ontario construction employers struggling to keep apprentices on the path to certification will get practical strategies on retention and mentorship at a… …
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The minimum wage is going up between 25 and 40 cents in Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Ontario… …

