Human Resources & Education

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.

Letting an employee ignore a co-worker they don’t care for can be more harmful to the targeted person than outright bullying, according to a new study from the University of B.C.

The Peace Region’s MP says his government's moratorium on temporary foreign workers in the fast food industry could be lifted by early June.

A former temporary foreign worker-turned-immigration consultant says the federal government's recent moratorium on the program has left many of the region's Filipino workers in limbo.

Summer is just around the corner, which means vacation time for many Canadians. But British Columbians don’t appear to be taking as much time off as employees in other provinces.