Loonie dips as investors await Canada's response to US tariff threat
The Canadian dollar edged lower against its U.S. counterpart for a third-straight day on Thursday as investors questioned the ...
The 20 child abuse inquiry proposals - what has happened so far?
In October 2022, child protection expert Prof Alexis Jay finished a seven-year inquiry into the countless ways children had ...
Construction Dive1h
Will contractors scramble for labor this year? It depends.
For contractors not in those booming sectors, the labor shortage may remain steep. They’re not just competing with fellow construction employers for workers, but also against other industries that ...
Meridian lands $10 billion Compass Datacenters project, Gov. Tate announces
The Dallas-based company's campus will create thousands of direct and indirect jobs. Eight data centers built over eight ...
The Job Market Got Even More Stagnant In December
Employers announced fewer hiring plans in December than any month since 2015, as the job market stayed entrenched in a low hiring, low firing, low quitting limbo.
200,000 Wall Street Jobs May Be Slashed By Artifical Intelligence
The financial services sector is facing disruption as AI technologies threaten to displace a considerable share of its ...
Americans with disabilities work remotely more than the general population in some states. Here’s how California compares.
Using Census Bureau data, accessiBe identified where Americans with disabilities are working remote jobs at higher rates than workers overall and how California compares.
The final jobs report for 2024 lands Friday. Here’s what 2025 could mean for your job
In 2024, job growth continued to cool off, settling back into a familiar gait that was roughly in line with the pace of job ...
Private-sector hiring slows: ADP
Hiring in the U.S. private sector and pay growth slowed down in December last year across several industries, according to a ...