Human Resources & Education

Research suggests workers won't be happy. Or more efficient.

A flatter structure makes the organization appear warmer to customers, says researcher.

Two polls find that many Canadians don't take all of the vacation days they are owed.

OTTAWA — The federal auditor general is planning a probe of Canada's international students program after critics claimed that public services were ill-equipped to take on a surge in student visas.

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's health minister says the province has received almost 780 job applications from qualified American health professionals as part of its recruitment campaign.

TORONTO — It’s not just students who will be commuting more this September. After years of experimentation with hybrid work, an increasing number of companies are whittling down days at home to one, or none at all.

Companies are betting on office mandates to fix sluggish productivity, but what workers need most are affordable homes, shorter commutes and real opportunities to grow, not added stress.

U.S. policies could push students north, but restrictions are limiting growth potential.

OTTAWA — Confidence federal public servants have in their senior managers has fallen in recent years, a new survey suggests.

The Vancouver Canucks' job postings on their recruitment site do not comply with B.C.'s Pay Transparency Act.