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Expert explains why treating AI as cost‑cutting project will be ‘lose‑lose situation’ for employers
HR needs to look at how the workday is designed ‘and whether it’s set up for intentional work or reactive…
B.C. privacy adjudicator looks at whether employer violated PIPA
‘More people in Canada are using their drug plans and they’re accessing treatments that were unattainable a few years ago’
Edmonton | (130 workers) United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, local 1460
London, Ont. | Labourers’ International Union of North America, local 1059
From 100,000 skilled trades workers to CPP relief and employee‑ownership incentives, Ottawa’s update has lots for HR to unpack
‘There is no indication that the employer’s actions interfered with the union’s exercise of its bargaining agency’
Alberta board determines if worker’s actions add up to job abandonment
Founded in 1940, company blames U.S. tariffs, dumping of imported products












