Human Resources & Education

Teachers will begin picketing summer school sites if a deal is not reached by June 30, the president of the BC Teachers’ Federation said June 25.

The federal government introduced sweeping new changes to Canada’s controversial temporary foreign worker program June 20 — but the overhaul has satisfied neither employer groups nor unions.

Think the concept of staying in the same job for life is a thing of the past?

Employees feel that more than a quarter of their time spent in work meetings is completely unproductive, according to a Robert Half survey.

Sony's Vancouver expansion sparks talent crunch in city's booming post-production industry

Local manufacturers fear gas industry will draw too many skilled migrants to B.C.’s north

Surrey's day-care sector is about to welcome a new kid to the playground.

Energy infrastructure, clean-tech sectors could reap bonanza from strict emissions rules

Jessica McDonald praised for her grounding in environmental issues, but critics label the former Gordon Campbell deputy minister a 'Liberal partisan'

It’s treated as a conventional wisdom: northeast British Columbia has more jobs than it has workers to fill them.