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Fired guard’s deleted photo sparks human rights discrimination complaint

Fired guard’s deleted photo sparks human rights discrimination complaint

staffMarch 10, 2026

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Quebec, Ottawa invest .7 million in green trades training

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Quebec, Ottawa invest $24.7 million in green trades training

March 10, 2026

Beyond the signoff: what Sunwing says about proving real harassment training

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Beyond the signoff: what Sunwing says about proving real harassment training

March 10, 2026

Court orders full three-year salary after termination clause gets overridden

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Court orders full three-year salary after termination clause gets overridden

March 9, 2026

Complaint to consequence: avoiding retaliation allegations in harassment cases

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Complaint to consequence: avoiding retaliation allegations in harassment cases

March 9, 2026

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Labour laws lagging behind AI disruption: report

Labour laws lagging behind AI disruption: report

staffMarch 9, 2026

Trouble looms as nearly half of employers will soon stop hiring for entry-level jobs: report

Trouble looms as nearly half of employers will soon stop hiring for entry-level jobs: report

staffMarch 9, 2026

RSU termination clauses under scrutiny again

RSU termination clauses under scrutiny again

staffMarch 9, 2026

Management

Proving the ROI of Absence Management Software

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Proving the ROI of Absence Management Software

December 8, 2025

Levelling Up at Cezanne Connect 2025

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Levelling Up at Cezanne Connect 2025

November 27, 2025

What I’m Seeing as an HR & Well-being Manager

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What I’m Seeing as an HR & Well-being Manager

November 27, 2025

6 Ways HR Can Set Themselves Up for Success in 2026

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6 Ways HR Can Set Themselves Up for Success in 2026

November 20, 2025

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Ottawa commits $94.5 million to boost labour market intelligence in key sectors

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Court certifies 75,000-worker class action over farm program restrictions

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2,500 jobs: Ontario opens first commercial-scale EV battery plant

2,500 jobs: Ontario opens first commercial-scale EV battery plant

staffMarch 6, 2026

Canadian women want less fanfare, more support this Women’s Day: survey

Canadian women want less fanfare, more support this Women’s Day: survey

March 5, 2026

Inside Canada’s quiet DEI reset: What HR leaders need to know

Inside Canada’s quiet DEI reset: What HR leaders need to know

March 5, 2026

Reminder: Federal, provinces’ minimum wage rates rising in April

Reminder: Federal, provinces’ minimum wage rates rising in April

March 5, 2026

Overeducated, underutilized: Why credential-based hiring is failing Canadian employers

Overeducated, underutilized: Why credential-based hiring is failing Canadian employers

March 4, 2026

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Worker pays ,000 for job that lasts just 21 days

Worker pays $52,000 for job that lasts just 21 days

staffMarch 3, 2026

Humanoid robots roll into work, raising new questions for HR

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Humanoid robots roll into work, raising new questions for HR

March 4, 2026

‘I thought we had a friendly relationship’

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‘I thought we had a friendly relationship’

March 4, 2026

March spotlight: DEI trends, and results

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March spotlight: DEI trends, and results

March 4, 2026

Productivity gap with U.S. widens as StatCan flags fresh slowdown

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Productivity gap with U.S. widens as StatCan flags fresh slowdown

March 4, 2026

Canadian women want less fanfare, more support this Women’s Day: survey

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International Women’s Day needs less fanfare, more support: survey

March 4, 2026

‘Talking trash’: Why gossiping about the boss isn’t all bad

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‘Talking trash’: Why gossiping about the boss isn’t all bad

March 4, 2026

Technology

Tips for a Safe and Smooth Solo Travel in Indonesia

Tips for a Safe and Smooth Solo Travel in Indonesia

How the Arts Continue to Inspire the Next Generation

How the Arts Continue to Inspire the Next Generation

How Tokenization is Redefining Financial Trust in 2025

How Tokenization is Redefining Financial Trust in 2025

How Creating Adoption Benefits Can Foster a Healthy Work Environment

How Creating Adoption Benefits Can Foster a Healthy Work Environment

How to Mitigate Further Damages After a Truck Accident in Texas

How to Mitigate Further Damages After a Truck Accident in Texas

Is Talkymood Legit and Safe in 2025? Our Honest Review

Is Talkymood Legit and Safe in 2025? Our Honest Review

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‘I don’t buy it… it’s AI-washing’

‘I don’t buy it… it’s AI-washing’

staffMarch 3, 2026

One final ‘spring forward’: Province putting end to daylight saving adjustment

One final ‘spring forward’: Province putting end to daylight saving adjustment

staffMarch 3, 2026

From performative to practical: DEI roundtable

From performative to practical: DEI roundtable

staffMarch 2, 2026

Why are many women still not reaching Canada’s top leadership roles?

Why are many women still not reaching Canada’s top leadership roles?

March 2, 2026

Was it reasonable? Washroom break leads to dismissal

Was it reasonable? Washroom break leads to dismissal

March 2, 2026

Tech firm to cut staff from 10,000 to 6,000, citing AI tools

Tech firm to cut staff from 10,000 to 6,000, citing AI tools

March 2, 2026

From the back door to the C-suite: how Mary Duncan built an HR legacy

From the back door to the C-suite: how Mary Duncan built an HR legacy

March 2, 2026