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March 11, 2024
Bill C-58 would amend the Canadian Labour Code to limit the ability of federally-regulated employers to use replacement workers during a labour dispute while further limiting workers' ability to strike.
January 30, 2024
The only way to truly support victims of domestic violence in the workplace is to create an open and supportive environment. Read more.
January 30, 2024
Howard Levitt and Kathryn Marshall In mid-January, a mother of three was killed by her estranged husband in the early morning hours outside of an ...
December 27, 2023
Tuesday, December 26, 2023 โ Tampons and sanitary napkins are now available in menโs bathrooms at the Canadian Parliament under a new policy from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau that requires all federally-regulated employers โ including airports and military bases to offer free menstrual products in all washrooms, regardless of gender noted on the door. News of…
December 26, 2023
Tampons and sanitary napkins have become readily available in menโs bathrooms at the Canadian Parliament under Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeauโs new policy that requires all federally-regulated employers โ including airports and military bases โ to offer free menstrual products in all washrooms, regardless of the gender noted on the door.
December 25, 2023
The change was announced in May of 2023 by Prime Minister Justin Trudeaus Liberal government and kicked in on December 15.
November 27, 2023
-More than 2,000 flight attendants at Air Transat unanimously voted to authorize a strike mandate following negotiations since April, the Canadian Union of Public Employees said on Monday.... -November 27, 2023 at 07:51 am EST - MarketScreener
November 27, 2023
A survey of North American equities heading in both directions
October 23, 2023
The main sticking point in the contract talks is salary, with the union saying on Sunday that the two parties were "1,000 nautical miles apart" on the issue.