Tentative deal to end strike that began on Jan. 29 was rejected by Unifor members
Government expects about 700,000 skilled trades workers to retire in Canada by 2028
Industry says it is responding to what guests want
More than half of participants surveyed said they had experienced online harassment and threats
Source: CFL has tabled a new offer to the players that reportedly included ratification bonus
Strike affecting corridor from Squamish to Pemberton started Jan. 29
Multiple factors can influence how employees respond to the revival of office life
With more people travelling and no immediate fix, summer promises traffic gridlock
Nanaimo Duncan and District Labour Council president says 161 workplace deaths in 2021
At least five lawsuits have been filed over the shooting on the set of the movie Rust
Bill would make Canadian firms make sure none of their products or components are made in sweatshops
Announcement comes after resumption of mediation between the two parties
Announcement came Saturday afternoon following job escalation in dispute with BCGEU librarians
The food supply chain continues to feel pandemic pinch
Public Service Alliance of Canada says it expects a renewed policy on April 6
Changes announced Monday will allow employers to hire foreign workers for more low-wage jobs
Instead, independent commissioner would handle matters to avoid conflict of interest
72-hour strike notice ends just after 9 a.m. Friday, job action could begin Saturday
Contract ends on Dec. 31, 2024
Sidney/North Saanich branch closed again; Sooke, four other branches shut Thursday