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- Sep 2, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Canadian HR Reporter
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Alberta separation would cost workers jobs, rights and wages: report (opens the original)
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'Working Albertans are being asked to carry the risk,' says economist A new report is warning that Alberta separation would cost workers jobs, higher taxes and the loss of federal labour protections. The report by economist Jim Stanford of the Centre for Future Work in Vancouver was written in partnership with the Alberta Federation of Labour (AFL). Stanford estimates workers make up around 85 percent of the province's adult population. They would bear the greatest burden of any transition. Fede
Which country is most popular for seasonal workers? (opens the original)
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Just one Canadian destination ranks in top 20, based on safety, affordability, demand A high wage does not guarantee a destination will attract seasonal work abroad candidates. Safety and rent affordability consistently outrank pay rates, according to a new report. Remitly, a digital remittance company, scored 88 seasonal-work destinations across 21 countries. It covered three categories: ski and winter resorts, hospitality and party towns, and agriculture and fruit-picking regions. Each locatio
CRA T1 adjustment delays: HR and payroll implications (opens the original)
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Feedback wanted: Ottawa looking for input on changes, complaints process Canada's federal tax watchdog is inviting public input on one of the Canada Revenue Agency’s most persistent service failures. The Office of the Taxpayers' Ombudsperson (OTO) launched an anonymous online questionnaire on Aug. 20, 2026. It seeks input on CRA T1 adjustment delays and the options available to resolve complaints. The questionnaire closes Sept. 2, 2026 – one year after the CRA's 100-day service improvement plan
CRA T1 adjustment delays: HR and payroll implications (opens the original)
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Feedback wanted: Ottawa looking for input on changes, complaints process Canada's federal tax watchdog is inviting public input on one of the Canada Revenue Agency’s most persistent service failures. The Office of the Taxpayers' Ombudsperson (OTO) launched an anonymous online questionnaire on Aug. 20, 2026. It seeks input on CRA T1 adjustment delays and the options available to resolve complaints. The questionnaire closes Sept. 2, 2026 – one year after the CRA's 100-day service improvement plan
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