Infrastructure
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State of frontline workplace training, study
The study reveals 34% of manufacturing employees said they are trained on the wrong things that don’t help them do their jobs
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Coalition wants to bring electric vehicle production to Oshawa: Forum
Green Jobs Oshawa is hosting a public forum to discuss the possibility of electric vehicle production in Oshawa
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Can green investment help relaunch Germany’s economy?
Calls to spend aren’t coming only from those concerned about the economy, but also climate activists as public pressure grows to address global warming
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Striking workers question whether UAW leaders can be trusted
Workers on the picket lines have expressed doubts about whether UAW leaders are acting in their best interests in the dispute
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Temporary layoffs for 1,200 GM Oshawa workers as U.S. strike continues
Employees can expect the second line at the Oshawa plant to also be disrupted Thursday due to a lack of parts from the U.S.
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Canadian inflation decelerates to 1.9% in August as gas prices weaken
Excluding pump prices, the consumer price index was up 2.4% from a year ago, said Statistics Canada
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Suncor CEO says he’s not counting on oil risk premium after Saudi attacks
Mark Little says market reaction to the sudden loss of some Saudi oil output was likely magnified because it occurred during a relatively quiet geopolitics period
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One week down, four-and-a-half to go in federal election campaign
The leaders criss-cross the country to plant their promises, ranging from child-care and parental-benefit programs, tax credits for families, jobs and climate
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B.C. funds measures to help forestry workers hurt by downturn
The B.C. government met with CEOs of major Interior forests companies to establish measures that will support forest workers in the months and years ahead
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Report finds immigrant wage gap costing Canada $50 billion a year in GDP
More than half of the earnings gap can be attributed to employers discounting work experience gained in other countries
