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30% of Canadian employees say mental health negatively impacting productivity: survey

Three in 10 (30 per cent) Canadian employees say their mental health is negatively impacting their work productivity and goals, according to a new survey by Telus Health. The survey, which polled 3,00

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How Marriott Hotels of Canada’s student debt repayment program is meeting employees in their varying financial journeys

With 10,000 employees across the country and a commitment to providing meaningful, differentiating support, Marriott Hotels of Canada Ltd. is focused on offering options that align with workers’ diffe

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Majority of Canadians postponing major life decisions due to employment, economic concerns: survey

More than half (56.6 per cent) of Canadians say they’ve postponed a major life decision due to employment or economic concerns, according to a new survey by Harris & Partners. The survey, wh

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Just 56% of Canadian employees reporting high level of well-being: survey

Just 56 per cent of Canadian employees rate their overall level of well-being as excellent or good, down from 65 per cent in 2025, according to a new survey by RBC Insurance. The survey, which polled

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Global employees rank finances, health as top concerns: survey

Roughly half of global employees say personal finances and health (48 per cent each) are their top worries, followed by concerns about the future (35 per cent), according to a new survey by Allianz Gr

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Employers redesigning benefits to reflect changing workforce demographics: expert

Employers are increasingly redesigning benefits and pension plans to reflect changing workforce demographics, from caregivers and part-time employees to multigenerational workforces, says Francis Boul

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Younger workers more likely to retain retirement plan eligibility after changing jobs: report

Younger workers are more likely than previous generations to remain eligible for an employer-sponsored retirement plan after changing jobs, according to a new report by the Employee Benefit Research I

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Half of Canadians worry about outliving savings in retirement: survey

While one in four Canadian employees say they expect personal savings to be a primary source of retirement income, only 15 per cent of retirees say they actually use it as a primary source of retireme