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Premier says minimum wage hike to $15.20 will keep B.C. competitive

Source: hrreporter.com Decision criticized by labour and business groups alike By Linda Givetash  

B.C. to raise minimum wage over three years to get to $15.20

Source: hrreporter.com Base pay rate will rise each June until 2021

Workers giving up promotions, parental leave because of Phoenix troubles: PSAC

Source: hrreporter.com ‘Up to a year’ wait time for transfers between departments

RCMP won’t appeal conviction on Labour Code charges related to Moncton shooting

Source: hrreporter.com Failed to provide members with appropriate training, equipment

Trudeau looks to lure tech talent, capital north in San Francisco visit

Source: hrreporter.com ‘The political climate has obviously made Canada more attractive because we’re more diverse, we’re more welcoming’: Executive By Jordan Press

Ontario launches multi-year strategy around apprenticeships

Source: hrreporter.com Includes better incentives for employers to train, retain apprentices

IBM sues former HR boss hired by Microsoft

Source: hrreporter.com Employee has knowledge of confidential, sensitive information: Lawsuit

Randstad flags slow European wages growth despite jobs recovery

Source: hrreporter.com Automation, global competition seen as contributing to weak rise in pay By Bart Meijer

As France’s economy takes off, a new problem: Labour shortages

Source: hrreporter.com Simultaneous high unemployment and lack of workers result of massive skills mismatch By Leigh Thomas

China pledges ‘employment-first’ policies to create millions of new jobs

Source: hrreporter.com Technology, services viewed as ‘new growth engines’

U.S. jobless claims drop to near 45-year low

Source: hrreporter.com Labour market tightens, bolstering expectations of wage growth By Lucia Mutikani  

U.K. to consult on employment status after gig economy concerns

Source: hrreporter.com Unions say government plan did not go far enough By Costas Pitas  

German pay deal heralds end of wage restraint in Europe’s largest economy

Source: hrreporter.com Workers granted right to reduce working week to 28 hours for care purposes By Ilona Wissenbach  

Americans voluntarily quitting jobs as labour market tightens

Source: hrreporter.com Level at highest point in 17 years: Report By Lucia Mutikani

A decade after recession, a jump in U.S. states with wage gains

Source: hrreporter.com Average pay rose by more than three per cent in at least half of U.S. last year By Ann Saphir, Jonathan Spicer and Howard Schneider

U.S. hiring accelerates; annual wage growth strongest since 2009

Source: hrreporter.com Non-farm payrolls increase by 200,000 in January By Lucia Mutikani  

India’s budget promises more jobs and pay to boost female workforce

Source: hrreporter.com Pension reforms encourage more women to take up formal jobs By Anuradha Nagaraj and Roli Srivastava  

#MeToo movement means changes for Valentine’s Day romance

Source: hrreporter.com Number of office romances declining in U.S., says poll By Barbara Goldberg

U.S. labour costs increase solidly in fourth quarter

Source: hrreporter.com Growth in compensation expected to accelerate as labour market tightens  

Amazon, Berkshire, JPMorgan partner to cut health-care costs

Source: hrreporter.com Company won’t aim at profits, will initially focus on technology By Caroline Humer and Ankur Banerjee  

International Coach Federation – Toronto Chapter – Elects New President

Source: newswire.ca TORONTO, Jan. 30, 2018 /CNW/ – Members of the International Coach Federation – ICF – Toronto Chapter have elected a new President to lead one of North America’s largest chapters. Nance MacLeod will take over the role from outgoing President, Derrick Navarro, after he finishes serving his seventh successful year on the ICF Toronto Board.

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