Deloitte

The patch surge is coming – and it's an HR problem, not just an IT one

AI-driven vulnerability discovery is accelerating patching demands. HR leaders need to be ready before the tidal wave hits, say HR and cybersecurity experts

Executive travel, use of consultants scrutinized after failed $300‑million prescription program

Official summoned before House of Commons Standing Committee on Health (HESA)

New obligations for employers with changes to LMIAs

Employers submitting LMIAs for low-wage positions must extend advertising period, actively recruit youth

When tragedy strikes: How HR should handle grief and trauma at work

Air Canada crash puts grief in spotlight — but outdated bereavement policies and thin support can deepen trauma instead of healing it, say experts

Benefits teams often involved too late in M&A processes: report

Survey of multinationals shows delayed involvement and poor information increase compliance, cost and operational risk

Atlassian’s AI job cuts spark warnings of a ‘chaos tsunami’ for the workforce

Experts warn a “chaos tsunami” of task automation, hollowed‑out talent pipelines and costly misfires awaits leaders who cut staff to buy AI – but fail to invest equally in human capability

Despite worker upskilling, few employers hiring for AI skills: report

Just 4% of job listings mention AI - but AI accounts for 67.5% of employee upskilling efforts

Slow growth, soft hiring: Canadian employers to stay cautious in 2026

Deloitte predicts real GDP growth to fall to 1.5 per cent from estimated 1.7 per cent in 2025

HR leaders urged to co-lead AI shift in 2026

Research shows HR teams remain fragmented in how they approach AI adoption

Why return-to-office plans will fail without mental health support: experts

As RTO ramps up, unsupported change — not the office environment — is driving anxiety