Canada’s physician shortage is the big — and solvable — issue compromising Canadian health care. Here’s what needs to change
Category: Professional
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Op-Ed: Interesting work loses its appeal
My survey shows North Americans attach less importance to doing interesting work than two decades ago. The question is: why?
Posted inHealth
Universal health care, done better
Like Canada, Australia offers universal health care. But it spends less and achieves better health outcomes. Here’s what Canada can learn from our peer
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Canada’s response to AI labour disruption inadequate, sources say
‘Our AI policy is focused primarily on stimulating industry, with almost no attention to the impact on work and preparing workers’
Posted inProfessional
Workplace equality exists nowhere: World Bank
Low-income and developing countries such as Egypt, Madagascar or Somalia have shown the most impact in increasing workplace equality
Posted inCommunity
Should police be in schools?
School boards across Canada are bringing police back into schools. Experts say the Tumbler Ridge shooting may cause others to follow suit
Posted inCommunity
The charity backing Canada’s Olympians
In the face of weak government support for elite athletes, one Canadian charity now helps fund a majority of Olympic athletes
Posted inProfessional
How AI is affecting Canada’s job market
AI is reshaping entry-level jobs in ways that could weaken young workers’ career pathways, experts say
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Op-Ed: Employers must not abandon hybrid work
The costs of forcing employees to work fully from their offices far outweigh the benefits — for both workers and employers
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France demands €1.7B in payroll taxes from Uber
Uber avoided paying the taxes by misrepresenting its contracts with its French drivers, social security agency says