Ontario’s premier-designate is opening up the province’s books. During the campaign he promised to launch an audit of government spending and to save billions each year by finding unspecified efficiencies, without cutting any jobs
A new report from Petroleum Labour Market Information explores the demographic changes that have occurred in Canada’s energy sector in recent years
The British plane engine producer employs 26,000 people in the U.K., where around 3000 of the cuts will occur
Unifor Marine Workers Federation Local 1 says its members have rejected a tentative contract. The shipyard is currently building Arctic and offshore patrol vessels
The layoffs of about 3,600 workers come in engineering, sales and other front-office functions. Tesla has not made an annual profit in its 15 years of doing business
How often and on what basis can companies administer drug tests? Can employees toke up at the office holiday party? These were just a few of the questions mulled at a cannabis summit in New Brunswick
The training comes after the April arrest of two black men who had been refused permission to use the washroom of a Starbucks in Philadelphia. In late May, 8,000 U.S. locations were shut for an afternoon for similar training
The company is burning through cash and hasn’t been able to meet production goals for its all-important Model 3 sedan
Koch is stepping away from his family’s businesses and political activities due to deteriorating health. He and his brother Charles have long been synonymous with U.S. right-wing politics
SF Motors, a U.S. subsidiary of a Chinese firm, says it will spend US$160 million to buy, renovate and retool the factory, and hopes to conduct trial runs for two new lines of vehicles by the end of the year
