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2010 Olympics: Building a culture of personality for the VANOC team
Written by Sean Townsend   
As director of workforce engagement and communications for the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC), Erin Sills is responsible for leadership and culture development, change management, team effectiveness and internal communications.

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Canada not following U.S. law school laptop bans
Written by Matt Powell   
The use of laptops in university classrooms is not a new phenomenon, and today, wireless Internet is nothing new either. While students may love using them, laptops in the classroom aren’t always welcome.

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Inclusion as a vision: a new world of opportunity
Written by Aboriginal Human Resource Council   
Over the next decade, as baby boomers continue to retire, the Aboriginal Human Resource Council plans to awaken more employers’ to the fastest growing labour market solution – the baby boom of First Nations, Métis and Inuit talent across Canada. Overcoming barriers, making connections and creating partnerships will make this a lasting reality.

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Labour-management cooperation leads to better firm performance
Written by Chris Bosch   
Here’s a piece of union trivia. What western country ranks the highest in lost time due to strikes between 1991 and 2000? Here’s a hint: It’s a country known for peacekeeping and conciliatory approaches to conflict.

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Focus on engagement helped 2010’s best employers weather recession
Data enables organizations to determine whether employees are likely to stay once economy recovers
Written by Workplace Staff   
When the economy is in a nosedive, organizations would do well to keep their attention focused on their employees in order to cope with the downturn and be better positioned for recovery, according to findings from the 2010 Best Employers in Canada study, conducted by Hewitt Associates, a global human resources consulting and outsourcing company.

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