Workers pushing back against long hours, unstable schedules and low pay
Amendment would allow for leave in any pregnancy that doesn’t end in a live birth
Unemployment on Vancouver Island was at five per cent in April
Agency says country saw the lowest jobless rate over comparable data going back to 1976
Nurses, cooks, construction workers among those with highest jump in job openings
WFP expects employees could be off the job in Chemainus for up to two weeks this time
CAO Lou Varela takes the helm in Qualicum Beach May 16
City facility partners with Vancouver-based surveillance technology firm on project
Local unemployment rose by o.3 per cent to 4.2 per cent in Feburary 2022
Ethan Ostropolski is finding purpose and connection through work
Those making more than $40,000 will see more federal tax, says the federation
A report from human resources company found 84% of workers surveyed felt burned out over last 2 years
WorkLink’s START program pays youth 15-30 to learn employment skills and earn certifications
Branka Turnbull calls Human Rights Tribunal of Alberta decision vindication
The employment insurance system is set for another round of pandemic-related changes
Lack on interest in customer service jobs about to take another hit with back-to-school
Corporation cancelled two sailings, replaced another this week amid staffing concerns
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