Labor & Employment

Have clear expectations from both sides at the start to avoid misunderstandings later

There are now almost 3,500 fewer nurses working in the NHS than in 2010 and the number of managers has also dropped, the NHS workforce census has shown.

How a large community hospital in southern Ontario used a ‘burning platform’ strategy to overcome chronic deficits and improve performance despite a variety of structural and cultural obstacles

Alberta's doctors and the provincial government have hammered out a short-term "bridge" agreement over pay and work conditions, a pact the Alberta Medical Association says goes a long way toward mending fences between the two parties.

Better detection and not growing dishonesty may be behind increased retractions

More than 30,000 nurses will be bargaining for staffing and wage increases as their contract expires at the end of the month.

Group issues call to action to support better integration of the province's nurse practitioner workforce.

Pharmacists in our Innovator Profile stories believe in embracing the future.

Road to regulation leads to teaching opportunity for Ontario technician.

A Canadian doctor bilked America’s health-care program of more than $375-million – the largest-ever scheme to defraud the U.S. Medicare system – according to senior justice officials.