Open AI trades lawsuit puts spotlight on competitor hiring

Ontario’s non-compete ban doesn’t remove all risk when hiring rival talent, says employment lawyer

News

‘It basically underlies everything we do in HR’

Why job descriptions matter: Report finds half of companies that added AI requirements to non-technical roles never formally told employees

Career infrastructure: the antidote to fail-first thinking

CERIC’s Keka DasGupta on why siloed programs no longer hold up and what to do instead

No LMIA, up to 100 points: Express Entry changes

Nov. 3 deadline: IRCC is bringing back job offer points for designated high-wage occupations and dropping the LMIA requirement

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Employee benefits and retirement plans: driving engagement through financial clarity

Desjardins research: employees have goals without clarity; plans struggle to turn intent into action

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Opinion

When 'I think' costs you: AI's subtle communication gap

New research finds chatbots give less polished workplace writing when prompts use language more common among women

When wages are earned vs. paid: A costly payroll mistake

Recent OLRB decision looks at whether commissions are wages under the ESA, and overtime considerations

When a resignation is more than it appears

A million-dollar reminder about the duty to inquire

Using gamification to help leaders and teams gain powerful insights

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for empathy, collaboration and listening is being underscored

The labour market just tilted back toward employers, twice over 

Statistics Canada's latest job data tells two stories that are really one story