“This couldn’t come at a worse time because consumers are already grappling with inflation issues and pandemic-related supply crunches.”
Workers turn to them for support, clients rely on them for answers, companies lean on them in times of crisis.
Canada's largest airlines and its busiest airport asked the federal government Monday to drop its rule requiring vaccinated travellers to test on arrival for COVID-19.
Canada’s largest beef export market will not move to suspend beef imports from this country following a case of Atypical Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE), more commonly called mad cow disease, found last month.
Workers grew more uncomfortable about heading back to the office in the first week of the year and were much more likely to consider quitting if their employer demanded they return, a sign that companies’ efforts to get people back amid rising COVID caseloads face stiff resistance.
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