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Montrealers returning to work after city takes hit amid COVID-19A survey published by the Montreal Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce reveals more than half of all downtown office workers are back on the job in a hybrid mode.CanadaDec 2, 2021
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Former SAIT grad champions tech school for preparing her for ‘real world’As Canadians emerge from the pandemic, polytechnic schools push their grads as people to hire with real-world experience.EducationNov 16, 2021
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B.C. Human Rights Commissioner issues guidelines on proof-of-vaccination requirementsIn guidance released on Tuesday morning, Kasari Govender said there would also have to be consideration given to the human rights of everyone involved.HealthJul 13, 2021
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Quebec businesses struggle to hire employees due to labour shortage150,000 job vacancies currently exist in Quebec while the unemployment rate is the lowest in Canada. Many businesses in the province say more needs to be done to hire workers.CanadaApr 16, 2021
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COVID-19 Phase 2: WorkSafeBC inspections to focus on education, not punishmentThe plan is inform business owners on how to be safe rather than shutting them down for not having a proper COVID-19 plan.PoliticsMay 20, 2020
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How Montreal employers are handling the COVID-19 outbreak“Ultimately, the preferred method is that everybody work from home,” HR specialist Sherri Rabinovitch told 'Global News Morning.'CanadaMar 19, 2020
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Montreal group urging unions, employers ‘to be allied with us against domestic violence’Domestic violence impacts not only on the women who are victims, but also the workplace.CanadaNov 30, 2019
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Contract loss prompts layoffs at Belleville call centreLarge Belleville employer to lay off employees after contract loss.EconomyApr 11, 2019
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Labour shortages in New Brunswick a ‘major’ issue, says Chamber of CommerceA labour shortage report released by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business Tuesday indicates there are 6,300 unfilled jobs, with a vacancy rate of 2.7 per cent — the fourth-highest rating among the 10 provinces in Canada.PoliticsDec 4, 2018
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Sask. employers can soon use software to detect workplace fatigue and impairmentThe Safety Association of Saskatchewan Manufacturers announced Thursday they will be the licensed distributor of a new workplace fatigue and impairment screening software called AlertMeter.CanadaNov 22, 2018
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