Human Resources & Education

Hating the office carpet or deciding to participate in a reality TV show were just two reasons employees have left their jobs, according to a survey released this morning.

Raising seed capital is one of the most challenging hurdles for startups to clear

More than 100 health-care workers at a Kelowna seniors home have been handed layoff notices, according to the union that represents them.

How do I turn my managers into leaders?

The B.C. government is trying to address a looming skills shortage in the Caribou region with $1.6 million in funding to train logging truck drivers and heavy equipment operators.

Business and labour criticize Industry Training Authority, but ITA boss points to record number of certifications granted in 2011

B.C. employers must be given the tools to leverage immigrant talent to match their workforce needs, according an Immigrant Employment Council of BC (IEC-BC) report.

Ottawa will help Canadian companies with skilled labour shortages by fast-tracking the process for bringing skilled foreign workers to Canada.

Canadian employees' job satisfaction levels are among the highest according to a new Randstad Workmonitor study of 32 countries.

Union members at the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) have voted 87% in favour of job action, the Canadian Office and Professional Employees Union , Local 378 (COPE 378) said this morning.