Human Resources & Education

TORONTO — A new report suggests a vast majority of Black Canadians feel their employer has made progress in creating a more equitable workplace, but more than three-quarters said they still encounter varying degrees of racism at work.

About 70 faculty members at Kwantlen Polytechnic University in Metro Vancouver will receive lay-off notices Friday after a "sharp decline" in international students resulted in a revenue loss of about $49 million.

Kinnaird seeks two years' worth of salary in a dispute that centres on whether she was terminated without just cause, or for misconduct

Companies are using human-free apps to screen candidates. Critics and job seekers have concerns.

Report found more than 50 oil and gas companies and industry groups influenced 34 educational institutions across Canada, who, in turn, provided education to K-12 students

A dramatic decline in international study permits issued last year is quickly becoming an existential threat to the finances of Canadian post-secondary schools, say organizations representing the institutions.

Large multinationals with employees in the province are reviewing and revising initiatives

But almost half of B.C. workers say relationships with co-workers have become more distant, according to Ricoh USA, Inc.

Outgoing LNG Canada CEO recaps economic benefit of new LNG industry

Victoria-based startup working to cut diagnosis wait times as need for services rises