The continued warming of the planet will dramatically change the world of work by 2030, according to a report by the International Labour Organization (ILO). Global warming is expected to...

Merit-increase budgets have increased to 2.6 per cent in 2019, and are expected to remain at this level next year, according to a Mercer report. The findings of the 2019/2020 Canadian...

The combination and maturation of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation will redefine the workplace forever, according to a new report from the federal government. The Future of Work: Five Game...

Nearly all senior managers in Canada (96 per cent) believe their team members are experiencing some degree of burnout, according to a recent survey from Accountemps. And 95 per cent...

More than half of workers surveyed in Canada said their productivity peaks at the beginning of the week, with Tuesday (35 per cent) ahead of Monday (25 per cent) by...

Businesses increasingly see diversity in the workplace as positive for their operations, according to a Conference Board of Canada survey of Canadian organizations. But according to the same report, while...

The funding, committed until 2022–23, means that an estimated 240,000 more Quebec workers will benefit from employment and skills training programs and measures to transition into the job market, maintain employment or gain...

One in 66 Canadians lives with autism, a neurological disorder that affects how the brain functions — often causing communication and social difficulties, as well as interest in a limited...

The legalization of recreational cannabis was a hot topic for Canadian employers prior to Oct. 17, 2018. Six months later, it appears much of that hype was overblown...

When it comes to recruiting digital workers, the Canadian government is facing stiff competition from the private sector, according to Wendy Cukier, director of the Diversity Institute at Ryerson University...