SuccessFinder has introduced a new talent growth solution aimed at improving employee engagement and leadership development across organizations. The Montréal-based company, known …
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Full disclaimer. I’m not a yeller. It’s not that I don’t possess the capability to be loud, it’s just not my style …
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)CompensationFeaturedRecruitment
Employers face pressures on pay, AI skills, and lengthy hiring processes: Robert Half report
Canadian employers are grappling with challenges on multiple fronts, from rising demands for higher pay to the shifting skill sets driven by …
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The WestJet Group has appointed Jacqui McGillivray as its Executive Vice-President and Chief People Officer, effective Oct. 7, 2024, replacing Angela Avery, …
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FeaturedImmigrationLabour Shortages
Ottawa pledges $10 million to support foreign-trained healthcare workers in Nova Scotia
The federal government has announced up to $10 million in funding for a project aimed at helping internationally trained healthcare professionals work …
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Corporate Social ResponsibilityFeatured
Hydro One sends 100 workers to assist power restoration in Georgia after Hurricane Helene
Hydro One is deploying about 100 employees to aid in power restoration efforts in Georgia following the destruction caused by Hurricane Helene, …
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FeaturedPayrollTechnology in HR
Federal government introduces new tools to improve HR, pay operations as it moves away from Phoenix
Ottawa has unveiled several new technologies aimed at improving human resources and pay services. The updates come as part of a broader …
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FeaturedWellness
Menopause symptoms linked to significant losses in workplace productivity and income
Canadian employers are being urged to address the impact of menopause in the workplace, as a new report highlights significant productivity losses …
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)Corporate Social ResponsibilityFeaturedLeadership
Canadian business leaders confident in growth, but pressure mounts on ESG and AI: KPMG survey
A majority of Canadian CEOs remain optimistic about their organizations’ growth over the next three years but are increasingly feeling the strain …
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A new study reveals that nearly one in four Canadian workers continues to experience burnout at work, despite a decrease in overall …
