Human Resources
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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.
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Federal Liberals blast Ontario Tories over looming Bombardier layoffs
The federal labour minister wags a finger at Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative government for failing to deliver on a promised contract
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Bombardier to lay off half the 1,100 workers at Thunder Bay, Ont. railway plant
Two major contracts in Ontario – Toronto Transit Commission streetcars and Metrolinx GO Transit rail cars – will go on hiatus
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U.K. ambassador to U.S. quits days after leaked cables on Trump
Kim Darroch’s resignation comes after leaked documents revealed the envoy’s dim view of Trump’s administration
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Hudbay Minerals CEO Alan Hair stepping down, Peter Kukielski named interim CEO
The Hudbay board has started a search for a permanent chief executive
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Investigation underway after man dies under pile of metal at Calgary jobsite
The 72-year-old man was found trapped under some steel at a Calgary industrial site
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Former prime minister Chretien hospitalized in Hong Kong as a ‘precaution’
Jean Chretien, who served as Canada’s prime minister from 1993 to 2003, was attending the U.S.-China Trade and Economic Relations Forum
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Privacy watchdogs launch investigation over Desjardins privacy breach
A pair of class-action lawsuits were initiated last month that allege the organization violated its members’ privacy rights
