Employment Law Minute: Delivering and responding to workplace discipline
Employee discipline can start with a verbal or written warning and escalate to a suspension or even termination. But it’s vital that employers have a
Employment Law Minute: Delivering and responding to workplace discipline
Employee discipline can start with a verbal or written warning and escalate to a suspension or even termination. But it’s vital that employers have a
Potential U.S. withdrawal from international postal treaty could hurt Shopify’s bottom line
U.S. President Donald Trump’s push to withdraw from an international postal treaty could have a big impact on Canadian e-commerce companies that ship small goods
Ottawa’s Gary Zed bringing his ‘A’ game to new business venture
Well-regarded Ottawa tax lawyer leaves Big Four accounting world behind to launch new family enterprise advisory service
Tim Hortons dropping Beyond Meat products from menus except in Ontario and B.C.
Apparently, Beyond Meat burgers don’t go that well with Tim Hortons coffee
Ottawa’s Advanced Symbolics applying AI tool to monitor key federal election ridings
An Ottawa-based artificial intelligence company is teaming up with a political marketing firm to track important ridings in the upcoming federal election
How the ‘missing middle’ can create affordable infill housing in Ottawa
Architect Toon Dreessen breaks down the barriers to creating four and six-storey developments that integrate into existing communities
Ottawa’s annual inflation rate holds at 2.1 per cent in August
The annual rate of inflation in the nation’s capital held steady in August as the rest of the country saw the pace of price hikes
Canopy to hire new CEO by end of year: chairman
The list of candidates includes executives who come a variety of industries, including pharmaceuticals, consumer-packaged goods, beverage and alcohol
Securing the connected building in the IoT Age
KRP Properties’ best practices approach turns rivals into allies
Report finds immigrant wage gap costing Canada $50 billion a year in GDP
The growing wage gap between immigrants and Canadian-born workers is costing the country $50 billion each year, according to a new report from RBC Economics
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