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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Ottawa banning use of replacement workers during strike

Ottawa banning use of replacement workers during strike

Government says they can 'distract from negotiations, prolong disputes'

Amazon hiring 6,000 workers in Canada

Amazon hiring 6,000 workers in Canada

Company promises '11% increase in pay over the next three years'

Should federally regulated employees be allowed to file complaints directly to the CHRC?

Should federally regulated employees be allowed to file complaints directly to the CHRC?

Employers exploiting 'loophole' to 'indefinitely stall people's right to access justice,' says lawyer

How can employers help obese workers?

How can employers help obese workers?

Expert weighs in on weight-loss drugs and best practices for companies

Class-action lawsuit seeks to ban closed work permits

Class-action lawsuit seeks to ban closed work permits

Association cites 'striking power imbalance' between employers, workers

Ottawa opening transport round of category-based Express Entry

Ottawa opening transport round of category-based Express Entry

Commercial truck drivers, pilots, aircraft assembly workers are wanted

Feds extend CEBA repayment deadline

Feds extend CEBA repayment deadline

But employer groups say extension 'falls short' in addressing 'financial strain'

Metroland Media kills 71 newspapers, lays off 605 workers

Metroland Media kills 71 newspapers, lays off 605 workers

Media giant won't pay severance because it lacks 'sufficient funds': reports

US auto workers' strike hits 'Detroit 3'

US auto workers' strike hits 'Detroit 3'

Union's demands 'audacious,' but employers can afford it, claims UAW president

Why employers need to take workplace violence seriously

Why employers need to take workplace violence seriously

Audit claims many workers are not satisfied with employer's efforts, and nearly half are 'less than comfortable' in submitting a formal complaint