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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Ontario signs free trade agreements with B.C., 3 territories – for total of 10

Ontario signs free trade agreements with B.C., 3 territories – for total of 10

'We're helping Canada unlock up to $200 billion in economic potential and standing shoulder to shoulder to protect Canadian workers across the country'

Hybrid work improves workers’ health, wellbeing: report

Hybrid work improves workers’ health, wellbeing: report

'By reducing the strain of long daily commutes, workers can better manage their existing health conditions, access preventative care, and reduce stress'

Ontario mayor called to resign over corporate card expenses issue

Ontario mayor called to resign over corporate card expenses issue

Head of North Bay used card for cigarettes, golf memberships, dog treats: report

With surge in applicants from U.S., province aims to fast-track recruitment

With surge in applicants from U.S., province aims to fast-track recruitment

'We're now making it easier than ever for internationally trained doctors to bring their skills to our province'

Trade tensions driving shifts in Canadian labour market: report

Trade tensions driving shifts in Canadian labour market: report

'Economic uncertainty appears to be encouraging some retirees to re-enter the job market as volatile equity markets create financial unease'

B.C. Court of Appeal upholds ban on out-of-province replacement workers

B.C. Court of Appeal upholds ban on out-of-province replacement workers

'There is a real and substantial connection between British Columbia, Gate Gourmet, and its impugned conduct'

Alberta workers could see higher retirement income under provincial pension plan: report

Alberta workers could see higher retirement income under provincial pension plan: report

Lower contribution rate would free up funds for private savings, says Frasier Institute

Ottawa implements Interim Reciprocal Procurement amid tariffs

Ottawa implements Interim Reciprocal Procurement amid tariffs

Policy 'will help leverage our purchasing power to support Canadian businesses and workers impacted by unjustified American tariffs'

Quebec expands online tool to help employers assess foreign diplomas

Quebec expands online tool to help employers assess foreign diplomas

'It aims to facilitate decision-making for prospecting, hiring, or admission activities for individuals trained abroad'

Ontario employer fined $62,000 for failing to pay wages and compensate workers after reprisal

Ontario employer fined $62,000 for failing to pay wages and compensate workers after reprisal

Workers fired in reprisal for asserting their rights under the Employment Standards Act, says government