Jobs
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Job creation remains a priority as Liberal caucus wraps up on ‘Freedom Convoy’ anniversaryTrudeau says people have the right to protest, while Ottawa police have vowed that they don't want a repeat of last year's events.WorldJan 28
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U of A revitalizes Enterprise Square, strengthens ties to downtown EdmontonRenovations of the Enterprise Square building, which the university acquired in 2005, will open space for 500 university staff to work.EconomyJan 24
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Pension reform strikes in France shed light on new retirement realities: Canadian expertsExperts say the protests in France underscore the fact that people in Canada and elsewhere have to rely on themselves more than they ever have for financial security.MoneyJan 21
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Canada’s visible minorities earn less despite being more educated: reportStats Canada reported that visible minorities are generally more likely than their white counterparts to earn a university degree but less likely to find a job that pays as well.CanadaJan 18
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Amazon layoffs: Company to cut nearly 18K jobs in Canada, U.S., Costa RicaAmazon will cut some jobs in the United States, Canada and Costa Rica by the end of Wednesday as part of its plan to lay off 18,000 employees.TechJan 18
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Some firms are offering unlimited time off for employees. Will it work? What experts sayExperts say such policies could risk pushing employees to take fewer vacation days in fear that their employer might perceive them as not valuing work enough.LifestyleJan 15
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Working from home? Experts say trust is key after ‘time theft’ rulingAn expert says that offering flexibility to ensure a happy workforce is a key reason employers continue with remote or hybrid work arrangements.CanadaJan 15
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‘Now women don’t have to choose’: Regina woman excited to be back to full-time workA Regina woman is happy to be back working full-time after nine years of running a part-time home preschool so she could be around when her daughter returned home from school.CanadaJan 12
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Premier Smith unhappy again with federal government’s sustainability legislationThe premier is making it clear that she is not impressed with the federal government's "transition jobs" bill, which she sees as an attack on the province's oil and gas industry.CanadaJan 4
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‘OK to slow down’: 65% Canadians say they hit better work-life balance in 2022, poll findsA new Ipsos poll shows 84 per cent of Canadians who work remotely say they have enjoyed working from home more often in the past year.CanadaJan 4
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