Jim Wilson

Jim Wilson

Jim is currently a writer for Canadian HR Reporter and Canadian Occupational Safety.

Jim is a professional writer with extensive experience in writing features, sports and business news, IT software manuals, and online advertisements for local and international clients in various industries. In his free time, he writes travel and sports content, goes to the gym, plays sports, and travels. He also spends a lot of time reading.

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Detroit Three: Unifor to open 2026 auto talks with Ford

Canadian auto sector facing 'unprecedented challenges,' says union ahead of contract talks

Detroit Three: Unifor to open 2026 auto talks with Ford

7 in 10 employers ready to cut AI budgets as investment falls short: report

Share of executives aggressively using AI to innovate drops to 42%, down from 60%

7 in 10 employers ready to cut AI budgets as investment falls short: report

Despite unease, Canadians letting AI make decisions: report

‘As AI becomes more capable of making decisions on our behalf, trust is not a ‘bolt‑on’ advantage, it’s a ‘built‑in’ necessity’

Despite unease, Canadians letting AI make decisions: report

3,500 jobs: 4 cities vie for new multinational defence bank

Officials, agencies holding public events, provincial endorsements and commitments from local businesses and universities

3,500 jobs: 4 cities vie for new multinational defence bank

Hiring slowdown, not layoffs, drives rise in Canadian unemployment: RBC

Economist says details underlying increase in unemployment 'less alarming '

Hiring slowdown, not layoffs, drives rise in Canadian unemployment: RBC

Unifor school bus drivers ratify deal limiting AI surveillance

‘Workers cannot be disciplined by an algorithm’

Unifor school bus drivers ratify deal limiting AI surveillance

DC innovation could help Canadians retire years earlier: report

Flexible savings options, annuity‑like solutions like VPLAs and broader diversification 'can create a truly powerful DC retirement ecosystem’

DC innovation could help Canadians retire years earlier: report

Is Ottawa stepping back from national pharmacare?

Federal government ‘appears poised to allow existing bilateral funding agreements to expire without renewal,' says economist

Is Ottawa stepping back from national pharmacare?

StatCan hiring 32,000 workers for Census 2026

Enumerators paid $25.87 per hour and can claim authorised expenses such as mileage and parking

StatCan hiring 32,000 workers for Census 2026

‘Generational employment’: Bruce C Nuclear Project to create 18,900 jobs

Will become 'largest nuclear expansion on the continent that will help put 150,000 Canadians to work,' says energy minister

‘Generational employment’: Bruce C Nuclear Project to create 18,900 jobs