Human Resources
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Google legal chief leaving amid sexual misconduct troubles
Thousands of Google employees walked out of work in 2018 to protest the company’s handling of sexual misconduct claims
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80% of Mexico’s labour contracts are pro company: official
Reforms have been passed those measures won’t be implemented nation-wide until 2022.
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Federal mediator meeting with Swissport in bid to end Montreal refuelling strike
The labour disruption by roughly 100 members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers began Dec. 31
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Montreal aircraft refuellers sit down with mediators as strike hits third day
Swissport employees rejected a tentative contract deal in a 90% vote last Friday
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Montreal airport refuellers to resume negotiation process tomorrow
Roughly 100 employees with Swissport Canada have walked off the job
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Tim Hortons parent company: president Alex Macedo has ‘chosen to leave’
Axel Schwan, who had been appointed regional president of Tim Hortons for Canada and the U.S. in October, will now join RBI’s global leadership team
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Lebanon receives Interpol wanted notice for Nissan ex-Chair
Japanese prosecutors on Thursday raided the Tokyo home of former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn after he skipped bail and fled to Lebanon
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Trucker accuses union of disobeying injunction in Regina refinery strike
More than 700 refinery workers have been locked out since the start of December, after Unifor issued a strike notice. Pensions are a key issue in the contract dispute
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Automation, climate change, AI: schools prepping students for jobs of the future
It involves rethinking existing curricula around future career trends, particularly in fields with major exposure to artificial intelligence
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Opposition Conservatives head into 2020 with fights ahead on three fronts
The party has been running on much the same platform since Stephen Harper first formed government in 2006. Will it be enough in 2020?
