Workforce

After almost two weeks of picketing, PSAC, and the Canadian government arrived at a collective agreement – which included a new wage agreement. However, a remote work/work-from-home clause was not...

This year, over 140 shareholder resolutions are insisting that companies should re-examine many employee-related issues including health and safety, paid leave, and pay disparity.

It’s estimated from the organizations surveyed by WEF, that 34% of all business-related tasks are currently performed by machines – a hint at what may come as more businesses introduce...

A new buzzword in 2023 characterizes employees who feel stuck and unsatisfied at their current jobs.

San Francisco, California – home to financial banks that back some of the largest tech companies in the country – is now considered an extreme example of a nationwide spike...

The Personal Consumption Expenditures Index and the Employment Cost Index have both exceeded projections with increases of 1.2% and 4.8%, respectively, over the previous year. Both are accurate gauges used...

The country is striving to attract 100 trillion yen worth of foreign direct investment by 2030.

The report suggests that the pandemic acted as a catalyst for existing occupational trends rather than being a force that disrupted trends.

Lawmakers who have reintroduced the bill say that it would make apprenticeship programs across the country more responsive to industry workforce needs by helping individuals obtain industry-specific skills.

After a week of picket lines and passionate rallies, the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) - with its whopping 155,000 union members - continues to make waves in the...