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- Bank of Canada to Cut 10% of Workforce
Why is the Bank of Canada Cutting Jobs? The Bank of Canada has announced plans to trim roughly 10 per cent of its workforce about 225 employees as part of a broader government-wide effort to reduce spending. The move aligns with Prime Minister Mark Carney’s initiative to streamline federal expenses … Read more »
- How Do You Transition from Short-Term to Long-Term Disability Benefits?
Navigating disability benefits through your workplace can be overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to understand the difference between short term and long-term disability benefits. These benefits are part of most extended group insurance policies, yet many employees are unsure how to transiti … Read more »
- Daniel Lublin in Conversation with Ben Mulroney: How AI Is Shaping the Future of Legal Work
In a recent episode of The Ben Mulroney Podcast, Whitten & Lublin’s Founding Partner, Daniel Lublin, joined Ben Mulroney to discuss how artificial intelligence is transforming the legal profession. Together, they explored thought-provoking questions about AI’s growing role in law from automating res … Read more »
- Canada Post Restructuring Leads to Manager Layoffs
Why is Canada Post making changes now? Canada Post has begun laying off dozens of managers as part of a broader restructuring plan aimed at reshaping the organization’s future. The move comes during a period of heightened tension with unionized employees and growing financial strain on the Crown cor … Read more »
- Amazon to Cut Up to 14,000 Corporate Jobs Amid Restructuring Push
Why is Amazon planning major job cuts? Amazon is preparing for another significant wave of layoffs, this time targeting as many as 14,000 corporate roles. The cuts, expected to begin Tuesday, are part of a broader effort to control spending and adjust to a post-pandemic slowdown in demand, according … Read more »