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In illustration featuring a large eye of computerized surveillance in the form similar to webcam watches a the tiny figure of a worker.

Workplace AI is writing the rules. Workers need to see them

An animated figure of a person with a briefcase looking stressed out by pressures from a series of symbols representing time, energy, their boss.

Online harassment must be recognized as an occupational risk

Four people sitting on easy chairs holding microphones on a stage in front of Liberal Party of Canada colours and a logo for their 2026 convention.

Make AI policy about contribution, not just protection

Five men work amid scaffolding and beams.

Canada must stop exploiting migrant workers

A woman working on an aircraft engine.

The missing work of co-ordination in Canada’s skills ecosystem

An illustration featuring a person in red boots stands at a metaphorical starting line before a Canadian flag painted onto the pavement.

Opaque immigration screening threatens Canada’s global talent strategy

A boy in a red sweater is doubled over face-down in front of a box containing cards. Two women sit on the floor on either side of him.

Who pays when autism-care systems fall short? Mothers do

Drawing of a row of office workers sitting in front of computers.

The true test of Quebec’s new workplace stress law

Protecting the workers of the future with portable benefits

The case for a global open platform for work

The future of workers’ rights in the AI age

Enhancing the financial and human capital of lower income children

Zeroing in on Canada’s literacy and numeracy skills gap

Want a robot-proof job of the future? Start getting creative

Prepare now for the workforce of the future

Managing the risks and opportunities of job automation

Will automation worsen job prospects for vulnerable workers?

The future of work, or of workers?

Look to existing models to prepare workers for the future

How Germany is tackling the future of work

Digital transformation must focus on women and girls

Adapting post-secondary education for the future

“Career Pathways” a promising model for skills training

Canadians cautiously pessimistic about future of work

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