Workplace

Global demand for green talent is growing nearly twice as fast as supply, and new projections show that half the jobs required by the economy in 2050 will lack qualified workers

Winter 2024 | Workplace

The rise of the chief sustainability officer

Rick Spence

Over the years, CSOs have seen their role expand beyond green optics to driving corporate strategy

Workplace

The pay gap between Canada’s CEOs and workers is widening fast

CK Staff

As inflation demolishes the purchasing power of average workers in Canada, it's fuelling the earnings of the country's top corporate leaders

Workplace

How unions have become critical in the fight against climate change

Katie Myers

After decades of hesitancy, major unions have recognized an urgent need to organize the workers central to decarbonizing the economy

Workplace

Why are Canadian scientists still being muzzled?

Alana Westwood, Manjulika Robertson and Samantha Chu

A survey of more than 700 environmental researchers reveals that 92% experienced interference with their ability to communicate or conduct their work

Fall 2023 | Workplace

The AI revolution is reshaping ESG jobs

Shilpa Tiwari

The ESG landscape is on the brink of transformation. With AI taking over repetitive tasks, sustainability pros are being freed up to think big.

Workplace

How to drive workplace diversity after Supreme Court affirmative action ruling

Shilpa Tiwari

The way forward for both American and Canadian companies is to design DEI initiatives that are not simply window dressing

Summer 2023 | Workplace

AI may be coming for your job, but green gigs are booming

Natalie Alcoba

While nearly one-quarter of the labour market will experience disruption thanks to AI, the green transition could create 30 million jobs by 2030

Sustainable Economy Intelligence

Why are financial advisers shunning green funds?

The world’s most sustainable MBA programs are producing a generation of changemakers

These 30 under 30 are leading a green youthquake