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Job vacancies reached another new high in June: Statistics Canada

For the third consecutive month, employers were looking to fill more than one million positions.


In the wake of LaFlamme’s exit, how effective are workplace reviews?

Workplace investigations can sometimes be PR stunts, and often companies can stifle the process and render them pointless.


‘Quiet quitting’ an opportunity for employers to help reshape the workplace

Management training expert says smart organization should treat this moment as a “profound opportunity.”


Jamaican farm workers ask their government for help to improve working, living conditions in Canada

Canada’s Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program is akin to “systemic slavery,” says group.


Talent Canada takes home Tabbie award for ‘Best Single Issue’

Normally we report the news, but this time we’re making it. And the team is proud to be honoured for all the hard work we do in bringing you the news and information to make your workplaces better.
 
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Alleging just cause? Damages for lost wages could run for decades

CP Rail worker, fired for safety violations, awarded 39 months’ lost wages. Lawyer John Hyde breaks down the ruling and what it means for employers. » Read More
 
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Labour board in U.S. rules Tesla must let workers wear union clothing

It is “presumptively unlawful” for employers in the U.S. to restrict union clothing without special circumstances that justify the ban. » Read More

2 Air France pilots suspended for after fighting in the cockpit

Flight landed safety, but it follows on the heels of other safety-related incidents, including leaving a leaky engine running while cruising over Africa. » Read More
 
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‘Quiet Quitting’: A new label, not a new phenomenon

Senior editor Todd Humber is trying really hard to get worked up over the TikTok phenomenon, but it’s not working. It’s perfectly fine to have these people on your payroll. » Read More

Healthy conflict can be good for your organization: Here’s a roadmap

Conflict in the workplace is generally viewed in a negative light. But if can be important, and effective, if harnessed properly. Bill Howatt and Troy Winters take a look. » Read More
 
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