HR News for Canadian HR Professionals

Personalised benefits program may be key to employee retention: report

Many companies 'are acting on assumptions about what employees actually value, rather than reliable'

Why jobseekers abandon applications

Jobseekers frustrated with complicated hiring processes

Employers lack oversight on employees' AI use, report finds

New findings underscore AI adoption outpacing policy development

1 in 5 businesses won’t last if tariffs issue does not change: report

‘The worst outcome for Canada in the trade war is a bad deal, but the second worst outcome is the never-ending uncertainty small business owners have been wrestling with for the past six months’

Growing number of Canadians have employer-provided medical or dental benefits: report

Which groups are most likely to have coverage?

Xero faces shareholder 'strike' amid CEO pay controversy

Nearly half of shareholders voted to reject Xero's remuneration report

Leadership-driven adoption and targeted rollouts play a key role in TD's workforce AI strategy

As most Canadian workers struggle to turn optimism about AI into daily use, TD is using targeted training and leader-led adoption to bridge the gap

AI in the workplace can be a legal minefield, warns employment lawyer

The risks of AI are mounting – from privacy breaches and constructive dismissal claims to lawsuits

Which Canadian jobs are most likely to provide paid vacation leave?

Quebec leads the country with 79% of employees entitled to paid leave, while Prince Edward Island had the least at 66.5%: StatCan

Why jobseekers abandon applications

Jobseekers frustrated with complicated hiring processes

Employers lack oversight on employees' AI use, report finds

New findings underscore AI adoption outpacing policy development

1 in 5 businesses won’t last if tariffs issue does not change: report

‘The worst outcome for Canada in the trade war is a bad deal, but the second worst outcome is the never-ending uncertainty small business owners have been wrestling with for the past six months’

Growing number of Canadians have employer-provided medical or dental benefits: report

Which groups are most likely to have coverage?

Xero faces shareholder 'strike' amid CEO pay controversy

Nearly half of shareholders voted to reject Xero's remuneration report

Leadership-driven adoption and targeted rollouts play a key role in TD's workforce AI strategy

As most Canadian workers struggle to turn optimism about AI into daily use, TD is using targeted training and leader-led adoption to bridge the gap

AI in the workplace can be a legal minefield, warns employment lawyer

The risks of AI are mounting – from privacy breaches and constructive dismissal claims to lawsuits

Which Canadian jobs are most likely to provide paid vacation leave?

Quebec leads the country with 79% of employees entitled to paid leave, while Prince Edward Island had the least at 66.5%: StatCan

Why jobseekers abandon applications

Jobseekers frustrated with complicated hiring processes

Employers lack oversight on employees' AI use, report finds

New findings underscore AI adoption outpacing policy development

1 in 5 businesses won’t last if tariffs issue does not change: report

‘The worst outcome for Canada in the trade war is a bad deal, but the second worst outcome is the never-ending uncertainty small business owners have been wrestling with for the past six months’