Jim Wilson

Jim Wilson

Jim is currently a writer for Canadian HR Reporter and Canadian Occupational Safety.

Jim is a professional writer with extensive experience in writing features, sports and business news, IT software manuals, and online advertisements for local and international clients in various industries. In his free time, he writes travel and sports content, goes to the gym, plays sports, and travels. He also spends a lot of time reading.

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School stabbing survivor faces gaps in support after workplace injuries: report

'I've literally been in survival mode since the incident,' says admin assistant in Nova Scotia

School stabbing survivor faces gaps in support after workplace injuries: report

OECD warns slowing growth, wage pressure will test Canadian employers

Growth forecast to slow from 1.7% in 2025 to 1.2% in 2026 before recovering modestly

OECD warns slowing growth, wage pressure will test Canadian employers

Can AI use harm workers’ mental health?

Over-reliance on technology poses emerging workforce and business risk, researcher warns

Can AI use harm workers’ mental health?

Which province is seeing the sharpest decline in youth employment?

Youth employment… has fallen back to where it was in mid-2017, erasing eight years of gains,' says provincial report

Which province is seeing the sharpest decline in youth employment?

Half of Canadians say immigration levels too high: IRCC

But 52 per cent say immigration is necessary to help fill skill and labour shortages in local economy

Half of Canadians say immigration levels too high: IRCC

Hundreds of migrant workers win class action against Mac's Convenience, immigration consultants

Employer’s conduct toward workers ‘callously disregarded the harm it was causing,' says B.C. Supreme Court

Hundreds of migrant workers win class action against Mac's Convenience, immigration consultants

Reminder: B.C. minimum wage rising June 1

'Wage policy doesn’t operate in isolation,' says BCBC director, citing labour market dynamics in current economic environment

Reminder: B.C. minimum wage rising June 1

AI adoption outpacing ethics policies

AI governance should be 'evolving process, not a one-time policy document,' says expert

AI adoption outpacing ethics policies

P.E.I. Tories defeat sick note bill

‘There's overwhelming support and evidence out there from the business community, the medical community, Islanders that we don't need these anymore’

P.E.I. Tories defeat sick note bill

World’s highest court: ILO convention protects workers’ right to strike

Clarity from ILO 'matters enormously for workers, unions, governments and employers alike,' says Canadian Labour Congress

World’s highest court: ILO convention protects workers’ right to strike