Stacy Thomas

Stacy Thomas

Stacy Thomas is the Senior Journalist for HRD Canada, reporting on employment law, diversity and inclusion, and other general employment trends and topics. She studied journalism and creative writing at the University of British Columbia and Langara College in Vancouver, B.C., and has written for publications around Canada and the world.

Her main areas of interest are neurodiversity, employment legislation and women in the workplace.

Stacy is an avid nature lover who loves walking in the woods with her dog and listening to podcasts, usually at the same time!

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Montreal school board loses 150 workers under secularism law

'We’re asking them to choose between their job and their religion'

Montreal school board loses 150 workers under secularism law

U.S. equal employment chair signals ‘attack’ on DEI employment rights

'White men have been discriminated against’, says EEOC chair, saying there will be ‘shift to a conservative view of civil rights’

U.S. equal employment chair signals ‘attack’ on DEI employment rights

Canadian businesses brace for wage growth despite tight labour market: StatsCan

StatsCan survey reveals 39 per cent of businesses planning wage increases, driven by inflation and talent retention concerns

Canadian businesses brace for wage growth despite tight labour market: StatsCan

Hundreds of jobs at risk as Vancouver tables budget squeeze

‘Staff will continue to focus on results’: proposed operating budget outlines cuts

Hundreds of jobs at risk as Vancouver tables budget squeeze

Could Alberta separate? Unrest, uncertainty can stir anxiety for employers and workers

Academic offers insights, tips for HR on how to handle 'political turmoil'

Could Alberta separate? Unrest, uncertainty can stir anxiety for employers and workers

‘Vibe coding’: How one HR leader is optimizing uncertainty with self-taught AI training

'It's working beyond what we could have imagined,' says Chris Walsh on automating data flows and reporting, freeing up time for more strategic HR work

‘Vibe coding’: How one HR leader is optimizing uncertainty with self-taught AI training

Starbucks to close select Canadian stores, cut 900 non-retail jobs amid restructuring

‘These decisions impact our partners and their families, and we did not make them lightly’ Starbucks’ CEO pledges severance, support and future opportunities for affected employees

Starbucks to close select Canadian stores, cut 900 non-retail jobs amid restructuring

Appeal board decision highlights risks of misclassifying workers

Alberta labour board clarifies why duties, not industry, determine construction exemption

Appeal board decision highlights risks of misclassifying workers

Oak Valley Health's HR chief on finding flexibility in health care

'We've had to sharpen our pencils and be a lot more strategic': Marie Nunziata explains why flexibility is the future of hospital HR

Oak Valley Health's HR chief on finding flexibility in health care

What are the real reasons your employees object to RTO mandates?

New research shows work from home can be an escape from an unhappy culture or bad manager

What are the real reasons your employees object to RTO mandates?