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CEO gives politicians a passing grade, but knows business is changing – and is a fan of transparent and plentiful employee communication
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Aggregates company is still doing brisk business – even hiring – but the way it operates has changed, says Bob McKinnon
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COO proud of how team is coping, says pandemic has put a spotlight on the importance of employee benefits
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Pay for some long-term care workers to be topped up, those making up to $1,000 per month now eligible: Trudeau
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Meat workers particularly susceptible because they work in close quarters
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Wage supplement of $2 an hour offered, province fast-tracking health-care aide students to get them on the job immediately
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Employees working from home, or who have had their careers upended, have a light of time to think with few distractions, writes Mina Movaselli in her latest column
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Montreal-based luxury menswear company retools, brings back 150 workers and has an order to make 200,000 surgical gowns as the Made in Canada movement grows
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Company signs contract with Ottawa to manufacture, supply 10,000 ventilators
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Unlike larger, resource-rich companies, startups are unable to make pledges to avoid job cuts
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Some of the most common conditions have no visible signs and may go unnoticed by employers
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