Human Resources
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Codebreaker Alan Turing to be face of new British banknote
During World War II Turing helped crack Nazi Germany’s secret codes by creating the “Turing bombe,” a forerunner of modern computers. He also developed a test to measure AI
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Putting together an “efficiency gains” proposal
With a few calculated moves, the maintenance function could be the bedrock for big payoffs in sustaining productive capacity. Here’s how to build your maintenance business case
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Judge toughens order against American Airlines mechanics
American says an unusual number of planes are idled because mechanics are refusing overtime and travel assignments that they previously accepted
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More ‘work to do’ to mobilize Canadians on climate change action: Trudeau
The PM says the work of combating climate change is curtailed when Canadians “turn around and elect climate-denying provincial premiers”
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Federal Liberals, Ontario Tories point fingers over looming Bombardier layoffs
Amidst bureaucratic jabs, Bombardier has said the layoffs stem from “the cyclical nature of our business” and Buy American measures
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Amazon to train third of U.S. workforce with technical skills
Companies like Amazon are having a tough time finding technically qualified employees
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Labour trend: Who is processing your food?
Labour market information confirms why attracting and retaining workers in the food and beverage manufacturing sector is a challenge
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Labour trend: Who is processing your food?
Labour market information confirms why attracting and retaining workers in the food and beverage manufacturing sector is a challenge
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MPs not running again will get paid around $1.6M in severance
The standard salary for MPs currently sits at $178,900 for 2019. Most sitting MPs receiving severance will walk away with just under $90K
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U.S.-Canada train tunnel cleared, rails fixed after derailment
No one was injured in the derailment. CN says the spilled sulfuric acid was removed or neutralized.
