Human Resources & Education

A dramatic decline in international study permits issued last year is quickly becoming an existential threat to the finances of Canadian post-secondary schools, say organizations representing the institutions.

Large multinationals with employees in the province are reviewing and revising initiatives

But almost half of B.C. workers say relationships with co-workers have become more distant, according to Ricoh USA, Inc.

Outgoing LNG Canada CEO recaps economic benefit of new LNG industry

Victoria-based startup working to cut diagnosis wait times as need for services rises

Anti-vax Richmond city employee called in sick, went to Ottawa Freedom Convoy and caught COVID.

The prospect of a career shift is exciting, but transitioning can be a process — sometimes, one that takes longer than expected. Experts say it's important to evaluate your skills and interests before making the leap.

Transaction bolsters both companies' ability to provide tech-related training

Phinney had been the Vancouver Canucks' vice-president of communications and community

Canadian professionals expect raises, but employers lack funds.