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CEO Tom Keiser said company needs to refocus so it can drive growth and financial sustainability.
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The rapid job growth seen earlier this year seems to be over – but the numbers show more of a shift to neutral rather than a sudden hitting of the brakes.
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While Canadians know health care isn’t free, the true price tag is hard to calculate since they never see a bill. A recent report tries to define the real costs.
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Pay tops out at $28.61 per hour, and the city is actively recruiting new drivers with the help of a marketing campaign.
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Agency said it has not assessed the safety, effectiveness of the kits and calls on people not to use them.
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This text provides detailed employment agreement precedents that cover a wide variety of circumstances. Divided into eight comprehensive chapters, this text covers a plethora of topics like executive employment contracts, sales representatives, formal employment contracts, alternate provisions, and more. Included in this publication are letter agreements, formal agreements, executive employment agreements, and multiple alternative clauses that can be customized to fit specific relationships. It is more than a collection of precedents as it also includes updated information regarding judicial treatment and interpretation of contractual provisions.
This is a complete resource for anyone engaged in preparing employment agreements, from novices and general practitioners to those who regularly prepare employment agreements.
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While most federal mandates have been suspended, the military says it is different – because it acts as Canada’s “insurance policy.”
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The man, a vice-president for City National Bank in Los Angeles, remembered for his generosity and kindness.
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The unemployment rate in the U.S. remains at historic lows, but the economic backdrop south of the border is troubling.
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A worker in Alberta had her claim for workers’ compensation benefits denied despite being diagnosed with a very real psychological injury. Senior editor Todd Humber takes a look.
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If the labour movement in Canada can mobilize working people, who are seeing and feeling how corporations have profited from the pandemic while ordinary people have paid the price, the change could be significant, says Kendra Strauss of Simon Fraser University.
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