human resources
Second McDonald’s executive out after CEO fired
CEO Steve Easterbrook was fired for violating company policy by having a consensual relationship with an employee.
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Molson Coors Brewing cutting 400 to 500 jobs and restructuring operations
Montreal-based brewer will also close its Denver office and designate Chicago as its North American operational headquarters.
Deputies: Naked man wreaked havoc on business, then showered
Florida man found nude inside a plumbing business is facing charges.
EBay CEO clashes with board, steps down
Ebay, facing increasing competition from Amazon and other online stores, has been pressured to sell off some of its sites.
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Imperial Oil CEO Rich Kruger to retire, Brad Corson named next CEO
Kruger has led the company since 2013.
Looking to hire 30,000, Amazon plans nationwide job fairs
Amazon said the hiring events will take place Sept. 17 in six locations.
Winnipeg hands down punishment during probe into inspectors’ work logs
City property inspectors allegedly slacked off on the job.
Worker at Halifax Shipyard seriously injured in industrial accident
Worker struck by a piece of equipment.
American Airlines, workers head to trial on alleged slowdown
Out-of-service planes have disrupted travel for more than 175,000 passengers through June 14.
Ford to cut 12,000 jobs in Europe as part of restructuring
Ford lost US$398 million in 2018 in Europe.
Alberta government looking to speed up job accreditation for foreign workers
Manitoba, Ontario and Nova Scotia already have similar laws.
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Tesla’s top lawyer leaves after only 2 months on the job
He is the latest in a long line of top executives to depart the Palo Alto, California, electric car and solar panel company.
Union president says Ford to fight for workers at GM plant slated for closure
Ontario’s premier will sit down with GM executives Tuesday for his first face-to-face meeting since the company announced the Oshawa plant closure in November.
Women more likely than men to experience workplace harassment: StatsCan study
Those in the health care, social services and the education sectors are more vulnerable.
