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Menopause benefits improve employee health, lower workplace costs: report
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberProviding menopause-related health benefits can significantly improve employee well-being and reduce workplace costs linked to absenteeism and turnover, according to a new …
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BenefitsFeaturedRemote Working
Five years of COVID fallout: Flexible work now ‘non-negotiable’ for two-thirds of Canadians
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberToday marks an anniversary not worth celebrating: Five years since COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO). …
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Compressed work week popularity means enhanced hours for Cochrane District Services Board
By Marissa Lentz-McGrath | TimminsToday.com TIMMINS, Ont. — More than half of the Cochrane District Services Board (CDSB) workers eligible for a …
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BenefitsOpinion
How Justin Trudeau’s resignation could affect the future of the Canadian Dental Care Plan
By Carlos Quiñonez, Western University; Noha A. Gomaa, Western University, and Paul Allison, McGill University Justin Trudeau’s resignation raises questions about the …
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BenefitsIndustry News
New group benefits platform aims to simplify employee benefits for Canadian businesses
Rise People has launched a new group benefits platform, Rise Health, that integrates technology with advisory partnerships to offer streamlined benefits solutions …
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BenefitsFeaturedRemote Working
New data suggests employers risk losing staff to ‘workplace fulfilment’ gap
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberMany North American employees feel less fulfilled at work than they did before the pandemic, according to newly released findings from Ricoh …
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By Kelsey Bent | Listowel Banner Perth County councillors might have been mistaken for a group of epicures with a refined taste in …
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BenefitsFeaturedGovernment Policy & Budgets
Ottawa expands CPP benefits for part-time students whose parents are disabled or deceased
The federal government is rolling out new Canada Pension Plan (CPP) benefits for part-time students whose parents are disabled or deceased, officials …
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Many employers may be pushing applicants away by offering minimal annual leave, according to a new study published by StandOut CV. Researchers …
