Federal employees still working from home will begin to transition back starting Monday
Vancouver-based company blames a lack of fibre for its pulp operations
Armstrong and Soda Creek divisions to be down through to end of January, then re-evaluated
Workers are increasingly reporting mental health challenges and the struggle to have them recognized
Canada’s labour force growth rate has been trending downward since 2000, and is intensifying
Unemployment rate was 4.3 per cent in October and 4.9 per cent in November
Industry experts speculating company could soon go bankrupt
Slowdown necessary to halt inflation, says Bank of Canada governor
Number represents 13% of entire Facebook, Instagram workforce
Pay stated in online ads is far greater than for conventional jobs
Catered lunches, workout spaces, childcare among perks being offered by some
One-year trial will see city hall closed on Mondays
WorkSafeBC fines GFL Environmental over $700,000 for infraction on Kimberley job site
Union hoping to highlight issues of under-staffing, excessive workload with latest move
Canada’s population is aging and people are leaving or preparing to leave the job market
Layoffs come as buyers revert to pre-pandemic shopping habits
Union concerned acquisition will create lower wages, job instability