In this Canada HR News episode:
- Indeed reports that demand for seasonal workers is up across a range of jobs. | Seasonal Job Opportunities Boom After Two Cold Years (hiringlab.org)
- Implementing HR programs is harder than ever as HR Leaders face challenges related to low employee engagement, staffing shortages and turnover. | Short staffing, employee engagement and high turnover – the demands on shift work leaders piling up, details new Ento survey
- Employees and partners of KPMG Canada can work remotely outside of their home province for up to 8 weeks/ year, of which a maximum of 4 weeks can be outside Canada. | KPMG launches 'roam' program | Canadian HR Reporter
- Faced with a major labour shortage, Quebec wants to rely more on foreign workers to meet their staffing needs, and government wants to provide them with better supervision and support. | Expanded squad aims to better protect rights of Quebec's temporary foreign workers | CTV News
- The Alberta Disability Workers Association says the industry is facing a staffing crisis, and it has launched a campaign calling on the provincial government to take action. | ‘Staffing crisis’: Advocates say Alberta disability workers leaving jobs because of low wages | Globalnews.ca
- U.S. Soccer Federation, women’s and men’s national team unions agree to historic collective bargaining agreements to achieve equal pay through identical economic terms. | U.S. Soccer Federation, Women’s And Men’s National Team Unions Agree To Historic Collective Bargaining Agreements (ussoccer.com)
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