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California employers must begin preparing now to meet the May 14, 2025 deadline for the state’s pay data reporting obligations. As mandated by California law, private employers with 100 or more employees

Canada shed 33,000 jobs in March, the worst month for the labour market in three years, as the threat of U.S. tariffs weighed on business confidence and slowed hiring. Job declines were

The efficiency within Nigeria’s private sector is estimated to have improved in March, with output, new orders and employment all increasing to greater degrees than in February. The Stanbic IBTC Bank

Angela Gates brought a case of disability discrimination and constructive dismissal against her employer in 2021. She says a hearing in front of Judge Lancaster made her feel “like a villain being

Employers are increasingly considering steps to reduce costs, particularly in light of recent increases in employer National Insurance Contributions, the National Minimum Wage and other statutory payments that came into effect in

The US economy added 228,000 jobs in March, far surpassing the forecast, and unemployment unexpectedly jumped. Job growth was expected to be 137,000, and the unemployment rate was expected to hold steady

Three Ontario businesses pleaded guilty and were fined thousands of dollars after a joint investigation by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and police uncovered illegal employment practices involving foreign nationals. The

The South Central School Board held a special meeting to deal with personnel issues on Wednesday night. The board accepted the resignation of Blake Doehring as teacher, head basketball coach, and athletic

Squamish lawyer Kelly Fortune will present at a Squamish Chamber of Commerce event on April 8.  For a long time in Squamish, it likely wasn’t uncommon for a business owner to hire