According to labour lawyer Benjamin Hecht of Pitblado Law, if your workplace isn't doing everything it can to keep you safe, you definitely have options.

A Saskatoon-based labour lawyer believes the reason Unifor has been able to keep the Co-op Refinery barricaded is due to missing language he usually includes in injunctions.

Under pending provincial legislation, first responders won't have to prove PTSD was acquired on the job to get coverage for it.

Under proposed new rules firefighters, paramedics and police will no longer have to prove conditions like PTSD were caused by their job.

The first major overhaul of the province's workplace rules in almost 30 years proposes that Albertans be allowed to take unpaid leave to look after themselves and loved ones without fear of losing their jobs.

University of Saskatchewan Prof. Keir Vallance says 3.5 per cent is a sizable cut that might not be reached by managing hours and he believes layoffs are likely to occur.

Did you know you should get overtime if you reply to work emails after work? Vote in our poll on whether Canadian companies should mandate unplugging after hours.

France's government is facing a major test as lawmakers hold a no-confidence vote, prompted by a deeply divisive labour law allowing longer workdays and easier layoffs.

Muhammad Umar Naseem claims his boss at Petro-Canada forced him to work about 100 hours per week.