Navigating Economic Strain: HR’s Role in Building Resilience Amid Uncertainty Canada’s economy is showing signs of strain, with GDP growth hovering near zero after a 0.4% contraction in Q2 and
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Elizabeth Kübler-Ross is widely recognized as the pioneer of our modern understanding of grief. Her five-stage model (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance) was originally developed to describe the emotional
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As of October 1, 2025, several Canadian provinces will implement new minimum wage rates to help workers keep pace with rising costs. These changes reflect ongoing efforts to support entry-level employees,
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One of the things often overlooked when companies decide to downsize or restructure is the lasting impact on their employer brand. It is never easy to lay off staff, but
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Just about everyone agrees the future is hybrid. But with no playbook to guide businesses, strap in for the trial-and-error phase For the last year or so, hybrid work seems
The Elusive Sweet Spot Read More »
Should commuting to your workplace count as work time? It’s impossible to talk about the state of RTO without talking about commuting. Commute times (and generally unpleasant commuting conditions) have
More and more companies are finding ways to incorporate the outdoors into the workday Maybe your boss is making you come back to the office, and maybe the commute sucks,
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Cursive writing seemed to go the way of quills and parchment. Now the loop de loops and curlicues are coming back Way back in 2006, Ontario dropped cursive writing from
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Research suggests napping at work can make you better at your job Few bosses and managers, you might imagine, would likely be all that thrilled to find an employee with
Take Naps At Work. Apologize To No One. Read More »
Canada aims to attract remote workers with new digital nomad visa In late June, Canadian immigration minister Sean Fraser announced that Canada was going to be making changes to its
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