Human Resources
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UAW official: GM’s offer came too late to avoid strike
UAW vice-president Terry Dittes told GM that the latest offer could have made it possible to reach an agreement
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Trump front and centre as talk of trade, jobs emerges on campaign trail
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh promised to go toe-to-toe with the U.S. president, while Justin Trudeau’s Liberals released an ad touting their record in free-trade talks
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Rapid rise of co-working providing needed space as big cities feel crunch
Flexible office spaces provide a broadening range of workspace options with little commitment or up front cost
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Federal leaders scatter across country as campaign ramps up in earnest [UPDATED]
The first five days were marked by numerous candidates across the partisan spectrum turfed from their rosters or forced to apologize for past homophobic and racist remarks
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Bombardier provides more than 1,000 paid internships for the 2019-2020 academic year
The company expects to invest approximately $17 million (CAD) to fund its 2019-2020 internship program
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Walkout: GM contract dispute sees more than 49,000 workers cross picket line
The shut down affects 33 manufacturing plants in nine U.S. states, as well as 22 parts distribution warehouses
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CFOs operating more like chief strategy officers, study
Skills trend: Finance leaders are no longer siloed to financial and operational issues; rather they’re expected to deliver insights and analysis that help shape critical business decisions
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Union discussions over Windsor plant closure await response
Unifor held high-level discussions with Nemak representatives to find a resolution to a dispute over contracts
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3 Saskatchewan potash mines face short fall shutdown, workers laid off: Nutrien
The production downturn is due to what Nutrien calls a short-term slowdown in global potash markets
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U.K. court rules Johnson’s suspension of Parliament unlawful [UPDATED]
The court did not order the suspension overturned. Judges said Britain’s Supreme Court must make the final decision
