Labor Market

HW Staffing's acquisition of TPi Staffing isn't just a deal; it's a strategic blueprint for the future of talent acquisition in a consolidating market.

While falling oil prices boost future outlooks, a five-year high in perceived job scarcity reveals a fragile economic balance for American households.

For the first time in 25 years, Georgia concrete drivers have unionized. This historic vote with the Teamsters could reshape labor relations in the South.

As 1,100 long-term care workers prepare to rally, a dispute with profitable Extendicare exposes deep cracks in Ontario's care system itself.

CIEE's tour celebrates the BridgeUSA program's economic boost to places like Mackinac Island. But a closer look reveals a complex debate over its true purpose.

A new digital platform from the CAOT streamlines the path for internationally trained occupational therapists, tackling critical workforce shortages.

AGIBOT's new partnership with VST ECS aims to deploy humanoid robots at scale in Thailand, promising a productivity boom but raising critical questions for the future of work.

Ottawa is pumping the brakes on immigration, setting up a high-stakes tug-of-war with provinces demanding more power to shape their economic destinies.

In a dramatic escalation of an 11-month lockout, Titan Tool & Die has cut benefits for retirees, drawing fierce condemnation from Unifor.

A new training program in Illinois is more than just local news; it’s a key move in the high-stakes battle against America's critical skilled labor shortage.

ADP's latest jobs report shows the first hiring uptick in a month, but a deeper look reveals a complex labor market navigating a 'low-hire, low-fire' reality.

As airlines face a critical pilot shortage, a North Carolina school is earning national acclaim. Its model offers a blueprint for how to solve the crisis.

As federal and provincial ministers gather, they face a critical balancing act: curbing immigration to ease public services while fueling a resource-hungry economy.

With two union contracts ratified and a major one pending, Air Canada navigates rising costs and labor demands to secure its operational future.

As Ford and Unifor open negotiations, the talks are more than a contract dispute; they're a battle for the soul of Canada's auto industry itself.

With a massive worker deficit, top builders DPR and Suffolk are investing in AI hiring platform Skillit, signaling a major industry shift to solve the crisis.

A new guide reveals the steep costs of Alexandria remodels, exposing a market shaped by historic homes, complex rules, and a strained labor force.

A $6.50/hour wage gap has sparked a construction strike in Fredericton, signaling a wider battle over labor equity and economic stability in New Brunswick.

AdventHealth is pouring $214M into its Carrollwood hospital. It's not just a local expansion—it's a strategic move in a high-stakes race to serve Florida's boom.