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When destroying information is the law
Your company may soon be compelled to improve document destruction
Written by Michael Skidmore   
Tuesday, 31 August 2010
Read more...It’s been ten years since the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) came into effect, stating all businesses must erase or destroy confidential data that is no longer needed. And despite the most recent high profile alarms over data security by international leaders, many businesses and organizations still fail to adequately protect client and employee data. This problem is about to be addressed ...

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OPINION: To tweet or not to tweet that Is the question
Written by Dr. David S. Cohen   
Tuesday, 31 August 2010
Read more...Is it better to find out if a person has a ‘sordid’ past, or to base your knowledge on more traditional means? That is the question.  A common concern among employers is that of the legality of using social media as a background check. Is it even ethical?

One thing is true, social media is not going away. It’s only going to grow.

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Forget the swag: Wow them with branded corporate incentive cards
Reward employees, build loyalty to improve retention
Written by David Jones   
Tuesday, 31 August 2010
With more than half of U.S. employers reporting that they’ve already lost a significant number of their top talent in the first half of this year, companies of all sizes find themselves focusing on retention efforts to help prevent their most valuable resource from walking out the door. Although not unexpected—dissatisfaction and job change among workers is common in the wake of a recession—the scale of exodus may be unprecedented this time around as technological advances now make it easier for workers to change jobs without the hassle of relocating, essentially opening up worldwide employment opportunities.

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The state of disgruntled employees: Three ways to halt the flight or fight response
Written by Workplace   
Sunday, 15 August 2010
Read more...About a third of the workforce is routinely unhappy with their work. Of these, a handful choose to fight (in the form of a blow-up or argument at work), while a larger number choose flight (in the form of an exit to another job, even if it pays less), says Alexander Hiam, author of Business Innovation For Dummies (Wiley, May 2010) as well as the authoritative American Management Association textbook Motivational Management.

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Bridging the cultural gap – a critical business factor
Written by Dr. Nava Isreal   
Sunday, 15 August 2010
Read more...The Canadian workplace is undergoing radical changes in cultural diversity. According to the Conference Board of Canada and Statistics Canada, from 2011 forward, the majority of new hires will be from the immigrant talent pool.
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