Absence from work, planned or unplanned, has negative consequences for labour productivity, organizational performance, collective bargaining dynamics and the broader national economy, according to a new study by FETCO, which is comprised…
For over five years, the CTA has been calling on the federal government to combat gross noncompliance, labour abuse, and, in some cases, forced labour in the trucking sector. However,…
CTA Pre-Budget Spotlight: Ensuring Tax and Labour Compliance Read more...
The Council of Ministers Responsible for Transportation and Highway Safety has directed the Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators (CCMTA) to analyze the challenges with the current model for safety fitness certificates…
The head of Canada’s largest trucking firm says rampant driver misclassification is harming compliant companies like his as well as drivers, a problem felt all the more acutely in lean…
TransForce Boss: Driver Inc a “Disaster’ for Trucking Industry Read more...
The federal government on Jan. 22 capped the number of international student permits over the next two years. It will approve approximately 360,000 undergraduate study permits for 2024 — a 35%…
International Student Cap Will Effect New Driver Recruitment: TN.com Read more...
By: Greg Munden, CTA chair It may be an inside baseball cliché to many of us in the industry, but I never tire of reminding people who I know that:…
EDITORIAL: Add Your Voice to Help CTA Pursue Full 2024 Agenda Read more...
As Ottawa MPs go on their winter holidays these next few weeks, it’s a good time for the responsible, compliant trucking community to remind legislators that the unscrupulous Driver Inc…
Call To Action: Send MPs a Holiday Message to Stop Driver Inc Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has provided federal and provincial finance ministers across Canada a list of priorities that need to be addressed in areas of strategic infrastructure, carbon pricing, and…
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is disappointed the fall economic statement delivered by the federal government did not in any way address the urgent need to tackle the growing problem…
