Labor & Employment

Presenteeism—as opposed to absenteeism—is especially dangerous in the midst of a pandemic

The Canadian government has earmarked $500 million to help the provinces purchase equipment, increase testing and enhance surveillance and monitoring

March 8 is International Women's Day. To mark the occasion, we spoke to CPSO's first female registrar about women in medicine in 2020

The cabinet committee will monitor the health impacts and ensure government response takes all possible measures to prevent and limit the spread in Canada

A group of Canadian women who suffered ill-effects from implantation of a medical device called transvaginal mesh will receive a total of $21.5 million in compensation, recent court records show.

The executive director of 15 years will hand the reins over to Janet MacDonnell, who will serve as interim executive director

Premier Jason Kenney has said that even with looming changes to physician pay, Alberta's doctors will still be the best compensated in Canada

It is one of the toughest things for any employer to do, but many doctors have to be good managers of people