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| United Steelworkers blame pending layoffs on government Our government has failed to protect Canadian jobs and does not even have a Canadian-made procurement strategy for public infrastructure projects, ...
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| Canadian banks cautiously optimistic on post-coronavirus economic recovery "The last thing we want to signal is hubris or arrogance in this kind of environment," Louis Vachon, National Bank of Canada's chief executive, told ...
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| Government of Canada ensures that Canadians continue to have access to the highest quality ... This consultation will enable new technologies, in turn leading to the creation of good jobs and innovative products and services for Canadians. The ...
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| Up to $22 billion in COVID aid may have gone to high-income Canadians: Fraser Institute study Money went out to students, parents and seniors as well as people who suddenly found themselves out of work as stores, restaurants and other ...
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| Our Kind Neighbors Have Shut Their Doors Canada is known all over the world for being open and friendly. Stand around looking confused in any Canadian city for a few seconds and someone ...
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| Canadian Government Looks to Extend Economic Aid Expansion of the CERB will offer Canadians more time to look for employment as the country begins to reopen, they said. On Sept. 27, EI will ...
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| The Economic Recovery Is Almost 50% There, Canada! In July, the gain in Canada's labour market was 418,500 jobs (82.4% part-time work), aided by the reopening of businesses like food, accommodation ...
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| Safety concerns persist with return to work: Surveys The Canadian HR Newswire is a FREE weekly newsletter that keeps you up to date on news, opinion and analysis about the field of human resources.
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| Air Canada plans voluntary COVID-19 passenger test trial -analyst note The note, based on a presentation by Air Canada Chief Financial Officer ... Authority and expects to begin a trial after the Labor Day holiday on Sept. 7.
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| Article Posted Thursday August 27, 2020 In the latter half of the second quarter, Canada's job market came back to life following an unprecedented decline as a result of the pandemic.
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