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  • Overall quality of life is better in Canada for majority of new Canadians
  • Spotlight shines on next generation skilled labour force at Canadian skills competition
  • Company hands out free lunches instead of pink slips
  • Degree not always enough: University grads need work experience, say CFOs
  • Workopolis and VANOC welcome 13 volunteers to the 2010 Winter Games team
  • Visible minorities under-represented in greater Toronto area leadership
  • Rebuilding our economy starts with women, says report
  • Recession-stressed workers need employers’ support
  • One in three employees don’t adapt to changes at work, says study
  • Ontario announces legislation to tackle workplace violence
  • Low-performing companies put too much emphasis on employee cost metrics
  • HIRA announces winners of 2009 Celebrating Excellence Awards
  • Pandemic plans need to recognize not everyone is affected equally
  • CCOHS offers tools to help plan for a Pandemic
  • Being green still in fashion in the workplace
  • Strong leadership, talent as keys to staying ahead of the competition
  • Ontario to reduce industrial toxics use, find green alternatives
  • Provincial economies battered by global recession
  • The 36-week job hunt
  • Manitoba's Worker Recruitment and Protection Act comes into effect
  • Leading Seattle companies to present at WorldatWork Conference in May
  • Lack of professional development sign of latent discontent, says Aplin survey
  • Minimum wages go up across Canada
  • Ontario brings down family and business-friendly budget
  • Manitoba's Budget 2009 outlines a 10-point economic strategy
  • Extra work demands on staff cost employers more than overtime pay
  • Workplace wellness programs fare well during economic downturn
  • Over 50 per cent of companies report no executive salary increases for 2009
  • Canadians to use refunds to pay down debt
  • Code White: Workplace violence in Canada
  • Engaging employees tops leadership priorities in tough times
  • Petroleum HR Council launches careers in oil and gas campaign in GTA
  • Career expert offers 8 strategies to help layoff survivors rebound
  • Canadian employers prefer referrals as their primary hiring method
  • Majority of CIOs plan to maintain current or add new personnel in 2009
  • Checklist for boosting workplace health during recession
  • Best Employers in Canada study links high engagement and employee wellbeing
  • Weakened economy leads to labour peace in 2009, says Conference Board
  • HR plays increasing role in business execution, report finds
  • A quarter of Canadian workforce concerned about holding onto their jobs
  • Website to help young workers be safe on the job
  • Top green HR practices target printing and travel
  • Canadian employers missing the mark in engaging visible minority employees
  • IRSST releases study on the rehabilitation of workers suffering from MSD
  • Most Canadian organizations have no plans to lay off employees, Hewitt survey finds
  • Saving is the new “black”
  • Creator of new online work/life balance resource honoured
  • Over 100 partners announce their support for DiverseCity project
  • RateMyEmployer.ca celebrates first year with 7,000 evaluations
  • Merger to form first national disability management provider
  • Lack of advancement opportunities top reason good employees quit
  • Feds release pension review discussion paper
  • New research available on severance best practices
  • TRIEC announces winners of the 2008 Immigrant Success Awards
  • Don’t expect loyalty from workers who avoid layoff, study warns
  • Ministers release report on disability in Canada
  • Ontario moves to protect temporary help agency employees
  • Working Canadians take the long view on the labour market
  • Most provincial worker’s compensation rates remain unchanged for 2009
  • Newfoundland initiative supports women in skilled trades
  • Sask. workplace smoking ban will take effect May 2009
  • Future GTA jobs rest on interpersonal skills and experience, says study
  • Alberta imposes record penalties for oh&s violations
  • Canada Employment Insurance Commission sets EI premium rate for 2009
  • Some managers doubt impact of coaching on business
  • ROB ranks the nation’s 50 Best Employers
  • Canadian employers bracing for economic slump via layoffs and pay cuts
  • 72 per cent of Canadians will make charitable donations this holiday season
  • FMC lawyers join TRIEC’s mentoring partnership
  • Employers reducing benefits offered to retirees, says survey
  • Canada one of easiest countries to settle in, says survey
  • HR uncertain about economic impact on talent and IT investments
  • November job stats show steep decline
  • B.C. and Alberta release report on pension standards
  • Ontario’s Expert Commission on Pensions releases report
  • Canada’s Most Powerful Women in 2008 named
  • CSA standards now available online
  • Manitoba says it will continue to grow in 2009
  • NB introduces same-sex benefits legislation
  • Nearly half of European business leaders uncertain about staying with companies
  • Canadians waking up to a new retirement reality
  • Over one-third of Canadian employers revise 2009 salary budgets
  • CCOHS launches online discussion board
  • This year’s holiday parties are “business as usual” for Canadian workplaces
  • York U classes suspended due to strike
  • Companies lower 2009 compensation increases due to economic uncertainty
  • Ad hoc HRMS still the norm for small- and mid-size companies
  • Half of working Canadians have trouble fitting in at work
  • Standard Life to offer group tax-free savings accounts
  • Working at workplace safety
  • Overwhelming strike mandate puts pressure on York University
  • Provincial health-care spending growing at an unsustainable rate
  • Immigration reforms put Canada on the right track
  • Mature workers all but ignored as a source of labour by Canadian organizations
  • Corporate Canada must make disability and the environment equal in priority
  • Campus hire salary survey benchmarks graduate recruitment in Canada
  • Poor literacy levels a safety hazard for Canadian workers
  • IHRIM launches Web 2.0 community for members
  • Companies need help to source and recruit diverse workplace
  • October is Canada's healthy workplace month
  • Women on corporate boards improve financial success
  • Modern, on-the-go workplace showcased at Toronto Film Festival
  • 14 tips for staying green at the office
  • Effective compensation programs involve more than base salary, says Hewitt
  • Risk management trumps return on investment for pension managers
  • Revisit relocation policies in light of U.S. subprime crisis, says RLRS
  • Total Rewards conference comes to Canada
  • Over half of companies see labour as their primary challenge
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers invites companies to participate in survey
  • Financial reporting standards conversion slated for January 2011
  • Conversations in the workplace can grow your brain
  • Canadians need 33 per cent less pay than Americans to feel rich
  • Employment up in August, says StatsCan
  • 2009 pay increases vary greatly by industry, Mercer survey finds
  • Supplemental employee retirement plans concern employers
  • More women in the boardroom heralds increase inwomen corporate officers
  • Alberta seeks input on employment-training supports for people with disabilities
  • CPA relaunches JobConnect site
  • Canadian organizations could do more to ease commuter woes
  • WSIB average premium rate for 2009 unchanged
  • Alberta amends Labour Relations Code
  • SHRM names new president and CEO
  • Making a business case for pandemic planning
  • Toronto most expensive Canadian city, but Vancouver not far behind
  • HRPA offers HR managers guidance on managing episodic disability
  • Unpaid overtime class action suit against Bank of Nova Scotia proceeds
  • Alberta expands immigrant nominee program
  • Conference Board's report paints gloomy Canadian portrait
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  • How to Feel Happy at Work: 7 Secrets of a "Thank God It's Monday" Workplace
  • Get it done - now!
  • Help for presentation anxiety
  • ABCs of e-learning
  • Nine steps for turning business relationships into partnerships
  • Employers get expert help on human rights in the workplace
  • New book profiles Obama the orator
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  • Make your communication mobile
  • The digital kids are alright - and ready to work!
  • How to deal with conflict constructively
  • Step-by-step guide for career planning
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  • Video surveillance and biometrics in the workplace
  • Broader is not better
  • Supreme Court closes floodgates to punitive damages
  • The Do’s and Don’ts of performance management
  • 10 questions to ask yourself when hiring
  • Identifying and managing disability fraud
  • Employees in Crisis
  • The ten worst mistakes made in HR policy manuals
  • Company retreats and compensation
  • What you need to know about criminal charges and just cause terminations
  • Tips on how to accommodate minority religions in the workplace
• Leadership Edge
  • Recession: Times that try the corporate soul
  • Business ethics, and other acts of courage
  • Election question: Can you assess political leaders like new hires?
  • Crisis hiring yet again
  • People: the sinews of business
  • Can I have your attention?
  • Answer this: What makes strategic talent management strategic?
  • Talent management that stimulates ‘class’ wars
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  • Workplace Investigations - Part 2
  • Workplace investigations: Part 1 - The Basics
  • Are you ready for Bill 107?
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  • Ex-employee granted $800,000 in constructive dismissal case
  • Contractors may be employees entitled to reasonable notice
  • Employer rebuked for inability to document cause following termination
  • Outsourced employees claim termination payment
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  • Six ways to get your CEO to start talking
  • Indiscriminate blogging and the workplace
  • Seven errors people make most frequently when speaking publicly
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  • Nine steps for turning business relationships into partnerships
  • Employers get expert help on human rights in the workplace
  • New book profiles Obama the orator
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  • Make your communication mobile
  • The digital kids are alright - and ready to work!
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