AI is creating new opportunities for some and new vulnerabilities for others, deepening the socioeconomic inequalities already embedded in the labour market.
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Gen Z’s priorities — flexibility, mental health and purpose — are reshaping what ‘good employment’ looks like, and if employers want to retain them, they need to listen.
Political consumerism — the act of buying or boycotting products for political or ethical reasons — is on the rise among younger generations.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s warning of an AI bubble highlights a deeper economic problem: capitalism is producing more capital than it can profitably invest.
Research suggests mothers put their children’s future ahead of their own, prioritizing education savings or splurging on non-essential items they believe will make their children happy.
A new survey by sociologists assessed public attitudes and perceptions about the AI-related threat of job displacement.
Canada’s accelerated approach to mining raises major concerns for both the environment and Indigenous rights.
Tax avoidance and profit-shifting are leaving African countries without the resources they need to meet their development goals.
When clients snap at, dismiss or belittle auditors, it doesn’t just sting — it can wear away at audit quality. Understanding and addressing this can improve financial reporting.
Juggling, sword swallowing, contorting: What I heard in interviews and research with students studying and working to get ahead shaped using circus arts metaphors to understand and analyze their experiences.
Here’s how to outsmart a system that seems to have forgotten the people part of hiring.
How Ottawa responds through its fiscal strategy will determine whether Canada can navigate this new geopolitical and economic reality.
Budget 2025 failed to provide any measures to support and equip entrepreneurs and family business owners for generational transitions.
A resilient and affordable food system depends on good quality jobs in agriculture.
Canadian universities must take action to ensure decent work for garment factory workers who make their students’ hoodies. They can do this by affiliating with the Worker Rights Consortium.
Financial pressures keep business school leaders trapped in a paradox. They know MBA rankings are flawed – but still invest in them.
History teaches us that Gaza’s reconstruction will only be successful if its people actively participate in shaping a safe, peaceful and prosperous future for themselves.
The future of equity in Canada depends on moving beyond simply counting racialized people in power and instead examining how power works, upholds injustice and can be transformed.
What are the actual impacts of mega sporting events like the World Series and FIFA World Cup?
For decades, banks have presented themselves as leaders in sustainability. Yet, their outsized digital carbon footprints tell a different story.
For many women, going back to the office can mean stepping back into environments where gender bias is more pronounced.
The threat to kill the belugas as a solution to its economic woes, while shocking, reflects the ethical emptiness of the Canadian legal system when it comes to animals.
Gastronomy is no longer just about what is served on a dish — local cuisine and marketing merge to tell a story to the world.
As Canada faces renewed trade tensions with the United States, investing in domestic biomanufacturing could strengthen both national security and economic independence.
The acquisition of EA for US$55 billion is a continuation of similar consolidation trends that have been seen across the creative sector, including music, film and television.