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Employers in holding pattern
Work Sharing program still popular, extension ‘appealing’
Employers deserve comp for reservists: Study
Job protection legislation a 'hardship' for employers
2 million unfilled Ont. jobs by 2031: Study
And 700,000 workers will be unemployable
Women MBAs lag behind male counterparts: Study
Men earn more in first job, outpace women in climbing corporate ladder, salary growth
News Briefs
Sask. enforces job-readiness test; Campaign targets construction, young workers; Bridging bursaries for newcomers
Health workers overloaded: Study
Research at 4 Ottawa hospitals reveals causes, solutions
3 things HR needs to know
Updates from Consult Carswell
Ford hit with class-action lawsuit after backing out of 100s of job offers (Legal view)
Revocation of a job offer likely to be treated as repudiation of employment agreement leading to wrongful dismissal damages
Belcourt honoured with Fellow CHRP award
HR academic, author and pioneer recognized for contribution to profession
Involve members in CHRP
Participation would benefit members and candidates: Survey
Should personal interactions be part of CHRP? (Analysis)
‘It depends’ captures overall opinion of respondents
Turning differences into creativity
When conflict strikes the workplace — often because of diversity — successful mediation can boost work atmosphere, productivity and morale
Clock ticking on degree requirement for CHRP
With deadline just months away, most are onboard with change
Elements of a successful leadership development program
Good leaders can make or break a company’s culture
Teleworkers need safe workplaces too
Written agreements address many health and safety issues at the home office
Plenty to learn from test for teens (Editor’s notes)
Online test a 'clever way' to teach teens about their rights as employees
Is TV show Undercover Boss a tipping point for engagement? (Guest Commentary)
One executive can't change culture but show raises public awareness of importance of engagement
Growing HR in Vietnam, Cambodia (Guest commentary)
Trip by Canadian HR professionals provides global view
Next print issue:
March 22, 2010
With a special look at Background Screening.
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