Supply chain disruptions: Is help on the way? Federal government announces the creation of a task force to tackle ongoing woes Ottawa says vaccines still mandatory for cross-border truckers The government says it's not backing down from its vaccine mandate for Canadian truckers, and it never was How are grocers coping with COVID-related staff absences? As rates of the highly contagious Omicron variant soar, employee absenteeism is on the rise As Omicron cases rise, ‘hero pay’ for grocery workers is back in the spotlight ‘It would be a nice gesture that builds goodwill,’ says Toronto retail analyst Bruce Winder What will the supply chain look like in 2022? Global challenges put the squeeze on the grocery sector, but it can adapt through lessons learned during the pandemic Retail group applauds Ontario's decision to cut isolation period for vaccinated workers The government drops the isolation period to five days from 10 days as an industry-wide labour shortage intensifies Ontario produce associations delivering food to families in need OPMA and TWPA have partnered to pack and deliver boxes of produce to community organizations RCC Quebec has a new president Public relations veteran Michel Rochette will oversee the organization's operations in the province New Brunswick to raise minimum wage by $2 next year Hourly wage will increase to $13.75 from $11. 75 and it will be implemented in two increments of one dollar CPMA launches #Fresh20 to boost produce consumption New effort suggests how Canadians can add an assortment of produce to their meals for $20 OPMA president Michelle Broom resigning A search for Broom's replacement will be held over the coming weeks Brewing up excitement Coffee love remains strong, according to a new CAC study, but Canadian consumers are thirsty for innovation First Previous 31 32 33 34 35 Next Last
