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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Should employers use heat sensors to track office attendance?

Expert questions use of tech 'that may stir a lot of questions, concerns and negative perceptions' from workers’

Should employers use heat sensors to track office attendance?

How many Canadian workers are using GenAI?

StatCan reveals which professions are seeing the greatest usage rates

How many Canadian workers are using GenAI?

HR is in demand: Survey shows hiring intentions for HR professionals in Q2

Overall, 58 per cent of Canadian employers plan to boost hiring — compared to 55 per cent at start of year

HR is in demand: Survey shows hiring intentions for HR professionals in Q2

Which Canadian city ranks in the top 5 globally for workcations?

Half of workers plan to extend a holiday by working remotely in 2026, finds IWG

Which Canadian city ranks in the top 5 globally for workcations?

Canada's labour market steadies in Q2

Wage growth cools, inflation climbs, finds report

Canada's labour market steadies in Q2

2025 drugs cost: Employers saw slowest pace of growth in recent years

Per-capita drug spending reached $1,656 in 2025, up from $1,592 in 2024, finds Medavie Blue Cross

2025 drugs cost: Employers saw slowest pace of growth in recent years

Random drug testing at TTC violates Charter: arbitrator

'An employer cannot rely on evidence it has obtained in contravention of an employee's reasonable expectation of privacy'

Random drug testing at TTC violates Charter: arbitrator

How many Canadian mothers return to work after giving birth?

StatCan report shows top reasons why mothers go back to their jobs after having a child

How many Canadian mothers return to work after giving birth?

Canadian job seekers increasingly driven by economic anxiety, not career ambition: report

More than half say finding opportunities matching their qualifications is a top challenge

Canadian job seekers increasingly driven by economic anxiety, not career ambition: report

Technical recession, falling financial confidence hurting businesses, workers: survey

‘Every business, from manufacturing to services to restaurants, are just desperate,' says Canadian expert

Technical recession, falling financial confidence hurting businesses, workers: survey