Employment Law
Exxon buying Pioneer Natural Resources for nearly $60B: Employee rights
The acquisition is the energy giant's largest since merging with Mobil Corp. in 1999.
TD Bank facing proposed class action over unpaid vacation and holiday pay
The lawsuit alleges that more than 1,000 mobile mortgage specialists didn't receive proper vacation and holiday pay.
Woman loses job after xenophobic incident on New Jersey Transit
The 30-year-old's altercation with German tourists on a train is a reminder of the consequences of off-duty conduct.
Flexport laying off 950 employees following leadership change
The San Francisco-based logistics provider joins the long list of companies that have announced layoffs this year.
Can employers force Albertans to return to the office after working remotely?
Boss instructing you to resume in-office work? Understand your workplace rights in Alberta and how our team can help.
Twitch trims headcount for the second time in months, reports claim
Sources say the latest round of job cuts at the livestreaming platform is "significantly smaller" than the March layoffs.
Eli Lilly acquires Point Biopharma for $1.4B: Employee rights
Lilly is purchasing Point Biopharma Global, including its Toronto facility, for $1.4 billion to expand its cancer therapy offerings.
BlackBerry to split into two public companies, spinning off IoT business
The Canadian tech giant believes that the separation will improve its ability to "create value for all our stakeholders."…
Amazon cuts 5% of jobs in its communications divisions
The latest round of job cuts affects a variety of operations, including Amazon Studios, Prime Video, and Music.