Employers plan big salary increases for 2023

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News

Institutional investor CEO says execs who force workers back to office are ‘tone deaf’

Head of Alberta Investment Management Corp. said when management digs their heels in, they’re asking for an unnecessary fight with employees. » Read More

Military sounding alarm over recruiting problems as Canadians steer clear

The shortfall is so bad that senior leaders are now calling it a crisis, with less than half of positions being filled. » Read More

Ontario wants feedback on portable benefits for precarious workers

Program says program will be geared to retail, hospitality and gig workers. » Read More

Culture disconnect: Employees say workplace claims often don’t match reality

Four out of 10 Canadians say there is a significant gap between the culture their leaders say they have versus the reality on the shop floor. » Read More

Tech sector says more job cuts to come during Elevate conference

We haven’t seen the bottom yet, experts say, as the tech sector navigates headwinds and a slew of layoffs. » Read More

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Canadian employers digging deep, with highest raises in two decades expected: Salary survey

With red-hot inflation and an equally scorching labour market, employers are reaching further into their pocketbooks to recruit and retain talent. » Read More

GLOBAL NEWS

Walmart to cover fertility treatments under insurance plan for U.S. employees

Workers will also get up to $20,000 in lifetime reimbursements for surrogacy and adoption services. » Read More

Worker was dead in South Carolina department store bathroom for 4 days

Janitor’s cart was outside bathroom, leading to questions about the store’s closing procedures. » Read More

Opinion

Confidentiality, conflict of interest clauses made contract invalid: Ontario court

There’s a seemingly ever-expanding list of reasons that courts will find to strike down otherwise lawful employment contracts. John Hyde takes a look. » Read More

From Canada to Europe, survey reveals the challenges facing women leaders

Do woman need to adopt male traits and behaviours to be successful in business? Academics from Concordia University take a look. » Read More

Events

Pandemics and biohazards: Missed opportunities and a path forward

Location: Online Event
Date: Sept. 28 » Read more