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While there may be a shift in power from worker to employer this year, experts say that doesnt necessarily translate into layoffs.

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The renewable skills initiative through Iron & Earth teaches participants the skills required in renewable industries such as solar and wind.

Since taking the helm of Unifor in 2022, Payne has overseen high-profile strikes and helped negotiate some of the best contracts workers have seen. But perhaps more importantly, she has

Since taking the helm of Unifor in 2022, Payne has overseen high-profile strikes and helped negotiate some of the best contracts workers have seen. But perhaps more importantly, she has

Many Canadians couldn’t wait to say goodbye to 2023 – in part, because of the sight of their pocketbooks. Across the country, people watched nervously as inflation and interest rates hit their home finances. But the Bank of Canada told us that the pain would be worth it. So, how much more hurt is left for us? Jim Stanford, an economist and the director of the Centre for Future Work, speaks with Piya Chattopadhyay about why he's cautiously optimistic that things will improve for Canadian...

The industrial reforms system needs important repairs, writes Fiona Macdonald - no more, no less.

Join us for the launch of a new World Bank report on “Working Without Borders: The promise and peril of online gig work” and learn how countries can leverage the promise of online gig platforms to provide income-earning opportunities for youth, women and other disadvantaged groups.

Reader letter: Angry at record profits at a time of rising prices

Labour enjoys most active year since the 1970s