Work
‘It feels like failure’: Why Canadian workplaces should offer stress leave
Experts say there is no federal regulation but it can be beneficial for both employees and employers. Continue reading
Manitoba government employee survey shows fewer people satisfied with work
A new survey says less than 40 per cent of Manitoba civil servants feel as though they are valued employees. Continue reading
Chief hopes Senate committee sees link between Manitoba resource development and violence
The chief of a Manitoba First Nation says a Senate committee should listen to how resource development is linked to allegations of physical and sexual violence in his community. Continue reading
‘It’s not one size fits all’: Why open office plans don’t work for everyone
Your work environment can have a huge impact on your mental health, which is why it’s important that it’s a space you’re comfortable in. Continue reading
Treherne fire destroys local food store
Crews were called to Treherne on Saturday where a fire destroyed the town’s local food store. Continue reading
This is why the workforce is evolving
Here’s what you need to know about the evolving workforce. Continue reading
Who do Canadians trust most? Their employers, apparently
Job-security concerns don’t seem to have dampened people’s trust in their employers, according to the 2019 Edelman Trust Barometer. Continue reading
Love and work: The ins and outs of dating a co-worker
If an office romance ends badly, it can affect your ability to function at work. Continue reading
Hamilton is among the best cities for youth to work
YouthfulCities has launched its inaugural Urban Work Index, the first of its kind to look specifically at urban work in Canada. Continue reading
Kingston’s ‘Visual Paradise’ showcases high school students’ fine art, design
By Mike Postovit Videographer
Some budding local artists are getting the chance to show off their work at a downtown Kingston exhibition. Continue reading