News

From air traffic controller to HR chief: a career journey at NAV CANADA

From air traffic controller to HR chief: a career journey at NAV CANADA

Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer’s 18 years in operations and other roles gives her a foundational understanding of the organization’s workforce, talent pipeline

eBay layoffs deepen as company cuts 1,000 more jobs this year

Severance and related costs could reach $150 million as the online marketplace reports renewed growth

eBay layoffs deepen as company cuts 1,000 more jobs this year

CRA's rushed job search sinks duty to accommodate defence

He got years of support, then a rushed search cost CRA the case

CRA's rushed job search sinks duty to accommodate defence

Court doubles reasonable notice, orders disability benefits trial in wrongful dismissal

Judge doubles a worker's notice, then sends the disability benefits fight to trial

Court doubles reasonable notice, orders disability benefits trial in wrongful dismissal

Premium

Benefits got broader. Now they need to connect

Benefits got broader. Now they need to connect

Moving coordination of coverage, clinical expertise, and outside support from employees into the plan

Transformation

When ‘prove it’ meets ‘why not?’: The Gen X and millennial HR equation

When ‘prove it’ meets ‘why not?’: The Gen X and millennial HR equation

The generations filling senior HR roles have differing approaches and perspectives that can fit well together

One pay plan won’t cover both sides of the border in 2027

One pay plan won’t cover both sides of the border in 2027

Canadian wages trail prices by a wider gap than in the US. Lightcast and Randstad data show why 2027 pay plans will diverge

Exclusive Features

From burnout to better health: Nadim Kara’s case for human-centred benefits

From burnout to better health: Nadim Kara’s case for human-centred benefits

GreenShield's Head of People & Culture on what changed his approach to workplace wellbeing

Employment Law

Employees running for political office: what employers must know

When an employee advises an employer that they intend to seek elected office, employers should first identify the legal framework that applies

Stelco layoffs: why nobody can say for sure who is legally right

Stelco just had its strongest quarter since its takeover, but layoffs are proceeding. The feds say it’s a breach, but the takeover terms and employment standards obligations are different, says a lawyer

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