The authors of a report by the Canadian Foundation of Labour Rights warn that the enactment of right-to-work legislation will weaken unions and effectively toss Canadian workers under the jackboot of the corporate elite. But the fact of the matter is not as clear-cut as the CFLR and its sources of information let on.

Want to make enough money to buy a Big Mac? You’d likely be far better off doing so in Toronto than in Montreal, according to a new study of prices ...

TORONTO - A new Labour Day survey suggests Canadians are more optimistic this year about their job security as well as hiring and growth prospects at ...

TORONTO - A new study suggests Canadian employees can expect to see their salaries rise by an average of 2.9 per cent next year.That increase is sligh...

Wages in Canada are growing more slowly than inflation, meaning the average working Canadian is effectively getting poorer, data from StatsCan shows. ...

FREDERICTON - A debate over two-tiered minimum wage in New Brunswick has pitted the interests of the food service industry against those of social adv...

OTTAWA - Average weekly earnings of non-farm payroll employees increased 1.4 per cent to $885.36 in October.Statistics Canada reports average weekly e...

OTTAWA - As consumers across North America brace for the start of shopping season, forgive the average Canadian worker for feeling a little left behin...

OTTAWA - Canadian workers are failing to keep up with the rising cost of living as real wages continue to fall dramatically, new data from Statistics ...

If the public reaction to The Huffington Post Canada’s report on income inequality and housing prices is anything to go by, Canadians are growing wo...

OTTAWA - Average weekly earnings of non-farm payroll employees rose 0.8 per cent to $877.28 in August after two months of small declines.Statistics Ca...

OTTAWA - The average weekly earnings of non-farm payroll employees increased 0.1 per cent in July to $872.70.Statistics Canada reports average weekly ...