Sadie Janes

Nearly two-thirds of Canadians are hitting pause on a major purchase or life milestone, but 71 per cent believe their big dreams remain achievable with the right savings habits, according to a new survey by Equitable Bank.

Many Canadian employees have a furry family member at home, yet only 3.72 per cent of Canadian pets have health insurance — 5.64 per cent of dogs

The union representing roughly 130 workers in the water and wastewater treatment sectors for the City of Saskatoon has ratified a new five-year collective agreement that includes benefits and wage gains. Employees can use up to two sick leave days from their existing allotment to attend to the illness of a child, spouse and/or parent […]

Burnout among executives is accelerating due to a changing working world, says Nancy MacKay, founder and chief executive officer of MacKay CEO Forums.

Roughly 60 per cent of global organizations say there's no change between anticipated and actual salary budgets, according to a new report by WTW.

When it comes to investing in domestic energy infrastructure, the Investment Management Corporation of Ontario is focused on expanding its

Benefits Canada is pleased to announce the finalists of the 2026 Workplace Benefits Awards.

Canadian employers are maintaining consistent salary budgets with an average increase of 3.1 per cent expected in 2027 (excluding salary freezes), aligning

Most organizations understand that recognition matters to drive business performance, yet only 33 per cent report having very effective reward and

Trade workers see a higher rate of musculoskeletal injuries, chronic pain conditions and longer recovery periods, yet most benefits plans weren't