Human Resources
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‘Back to zero’: Canada’s premiers gather in Saskatoon, but none are women
It may also cause people to question whether gender diversity in Canada is really improving, says political science professor
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Canada sees slight jobs decline as wages accelerate, unemployment rate stays low
The factory sector shed 32,800 jobs in June with the bulk of the losses in manufacturing
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Pay worker retention deal expires, renewing concerns about Phoenix backlog
Flaws in the Phoenix system created pay problems for tens of thousands of workers who were overpaid, underpaid or not paid at all
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‘I did not wish to leave,’ says Canopy Growth’s ousted co-CEO Bruce Linton
The announcement came on the heels of the company’s wider-than-expected Q4 net loss, despite a jump in net revenue that beat market estimates
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Workers who were trapped deep in Saskatchewan mine now safely back on surface
The staff took a separate elevator normally used to transport potash to the surface
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Worker at Halifax Shipyard seriously injured in industrial accident
The provincial Labour Department is investigating an industrial accident in which a worker was struck by a piece of equipment
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Lee Iacocca, engineer of Chrysler’s turnaround, dies at 94
Iacocca’s influence at Ford and Chrysler are marked by some of the most significant vehicles, including the minivan, the Chrysler K-cars and the Mustang
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EU leaders battle to end embarrassing top jobs impasse
The challenge is to name a group of new leaders of the EU institutions that respect the 28-nation bloc’s political affiliations
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Chemical company BASF to drop 6,000 jobs in ‘realignment’
The German company said the restructuring would save 300 million euros (US$340 million) as part of an ongoing efficiency program
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Ontario’s Ford orders review of government appointments after Dean French ties revealed
Nepotism, with paycheques. “Gravy train” appointments. Premier Doug Ford sparks an outcry among opposition for his staffing preferences
