Alberta Teachers' Association wants more than 5,000 new teachers to meet class-size recommendations

The president of the Alberta Teachers’ Association says it wants the provincial government to fund class size recommendations ...

It’s time to rethink the workplace meeting

More than a third of professionals say unnecessary meetings hurt their productivity, raising the idea of ‘meeting hygiene’ ...
The Kit

For Women With Adult ADHD, Functioning at Work Can Be an Uphill Battle

Carla Ciccone's viral essay about her ADHD diagnosis helped kick off an awareness revolution. Her new book looks at how it ...

Howard Levitt: Why working notice is employment law's most effective and underused tool, part two

Employers save money, avoid the 'severance lottery' culture and sometimes even get a redemption story along the way ...

University of Toronto plans five-day in-office work week for administrative staff, union ‘confused’

The changes at all three campuses are expected to begin in January, but union says collective agreement can’t be unilaterally ...

Senator defends spending nearly $22K for English classes in Vancouver

Quebec Sen. Amina Gerba travelled to Vancouver with her husband for two 20-hour English courses at a total cost of nearly $22 ...

For women with ADHD, functioning at work can be an uphill battle

A startlingly accurate (to my experience) 2020 expert con­sensus out of the United Kingdom found that working women with ADHD ...
Canadian HR Reporter

Can you be a casual employee after nearly 25 years of service?

“You can have a casual employee have an employment contract. And it could be as simple as: ‘You aren't guaranteed shifts. If ...
Calgary Herald on MSN

Bell: A frustrated Danielle Smith wants Alberta teachers back at the bargaining table

At this late hour, with a provincewide teacher strike set for Monday, Smith wants the Alberta Teachers’ Association, the ATA, ...